Title: Tetsuo Illustration - (Tribute to Otomo) *
Artist: Ian Bertram (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Illustration
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 1790
Likes on CAF: 36
Comments: 23
Added to Site: 6/6/2021
Location: Illustration Art - [Abe | Beall | Booth | Chiarello | Cooper | Huddleston | Irving | Pope | Shimizu]
Artist:
Ian Bertram
(All)
1790 Views - 23 Comments - 36 Likes
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Extraordinary piece. One of the best I've seen from Ian. Congrats on the pick-up. Extra cool that it was exhibited.
Wicked cool!
Amazing piece man! Can't begin to even conceive of that level of detail. Must be amazing to see up close!
A killer piece!
Mind melting!
I keep zooming in to look at all the detail. It's so insanely great. Can't think of a better collection for this one to be in. Huge congrats, Jason!
Obviously a perfect for his art. Great piece.
We all hate you! Congratulations! This is such a cool friggin piece of art :D
Mind-blowing detail and on an overseized piece, so impressive. Congrats!
I can't believe how good this! Ian is leveling up every time he does a new piece.
JJG nice pick up bro!
Love the multiple layers of texture and shading in this piece
Amazing
The one Ian piece I haven't seen in person...yet. I'm glad you were quick enough, too;)
JASON!!!!! Love this piece and so glad you were the one to pick it up! Ian's most recent work has been making it clear he stands far above most modern artist!
Huge huge congrats! This piece is so F-ing amazing.
Incredible! Glad you were able to bring it home. I think it gets better every time I look at it.
Yeah this is insane
Wow! Now that's intense! Great piece!
Definitely captures Tetsuo's madness - wow. So much detailed goodness. Powerful piece to say the least. Congrats!
I believe it is time for you to change the description on your gallery of trying to build a well rounded collection, it should start with "I achieved to build a well rounded collection..." :)
Whoa, this is insanely great!!!
Wow! A fitting tribute done in a style that is both distinctive and respectful of the original source material.
The way he adds the cosmic horror element to Otomo's vision is most satisfying.
