Showing posts with label funkytown art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label funkytown art. Show all posts

22 February 2010

Cycle Chic Art


A warm thank you to Genna Campton from Australia for her fine illustration inspired by Cycle Chic. Check out Genna's blog and her explanation for creating the illustration right here.

5 January 2009

Bicycle Artistry


Another brilliant artistic rendering of one of my photos from the firm and talented hand of Texan artist Janet Karam.

Elegance on Wheels *
The original photo that inspired the painting.

9 September 2008

Art and Things

Janet Karam Funkytown Art
We've been looking forward to the next piece from our favourite artist, Janet Karam. This time she interpreted our most iconic photo:
Fashionista on Wheels *
Thanks again, Janet!

Overtaking Off the Light
Overtaking off the light.
Coasting
Coasting towards the light.
Summer Suit
Copenhagen summer cycle wear.

29 May 2008

Art Borne From Art

Well-Heeled, painting by Janet Karam

Well-Heeled by Aaron Bateman

This time is was Aaron's turn to have one of his fine photographs immortalised for all all by the talented and prolific hand of Janet Karam.
Check out her website Funky Town Art. And be sure to check the latest on Aaron's cool blog about his life in Copenhagen - Something Rotten.

Fantastic, as always.

17 May 2008

This and That from Here and There

Painting by Janet Karam from Funkytown Art
Another brilliant painting by Janet Karam, inspired by one of my photos. Art imitates art once again. This one was inspired by this photo:
Classic Copenhagen *
Janet's Blog.
Janet's website - Funkytown Art.

Taking a literary angle, Inge in Antwerpen has a Dutch literature blog called Plankje Ongeregeld and she interviewed me for a new feature on her blog - Bloggers Read and Tell. Now I'm looking forward to photos/reportage about her and her new black Oma bike. :-)

Michael in Brooklyn has a cool blog started up. Drunk and In Charge of a Bicycle. Michael and his roommates have been discussing getting cool 'normal' bikes and they are all casting themselves into the fray. Michael had a poll on his blog about what bike his should buy. Either an Azor Opa [some Dutch contraption] or a Velorbis Churchill [bespoke Danish elegance and exquisite design]. Needless to say, the Velorbis won the Euro-challenge.

Michael will be posting about his new bike and his travels in NYC as they happen. He is also compiling a list of dealers/distributors for various European-style bikes in the States, which should come in handy for those of you who are in the market for one.

Pure Copenhagen in Portland by Patrick Finn
We have a backlog of guest photos itching to get online so we'll start with another photo from Patrick in Portland. Pure Copenhagen.

12 May 2008

Avant Paris - Cycle Chic Art

Before we embark on La Semaine du Vélib' and our love affair with Parisian bike culture, here's a little aside.
Painting by Janet Karam at Funkytown-art.com
An artist named Janet Karam asked me a while back if she could use one of my photos as a reference for a painting. The result is beautiful and quite stunning and not a little humbling. Art imitating art. What a splendid result. The original photo is below.
Red Light Waiting*

Janet has a Flickr Photostream here and you can see the painting on her website here. It is available for purchase.

Thanks for a wonderful, fruitful collaboration, Janet!