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Drip Along Daffy Giclee On Canvas Disney Fine Art
Status: Available | Condition:New> | Edition:Limited EditionGiclee On Canvas | Dim:30 X 20 | WDCC | MKLE006
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Price:$595.00
Availability: Yes as of Date: February 22, 2025
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Mike Kungl is a contemporary artist known for his bold, vibrant art that combines the fun and flair of pop art with the expressive energy of figurative painting. With a distinctive graphic style and a love for bright, saturated colors, Kungl creates works that stand out with their bold color palette and energetic compositions. His modern paintings often feature playful, whimsical subjects that invite viewers to explore both the lighthearted and dynamic aspects of visual expression. Each piece is a testament to Kungl's unique ability to weave visual storytelling into his art, making it not only a visual feast but also an emotional experience. As a prominent figure in modern realism and expressive art, Kungl's work continues to resonate with those who appreciate dynamic compositions and the fusion of color and storytelling in fine art painting.
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Drip Along Daffy
Drip Along Daffy "Drip Along Daffy" a fine art reproduction on canvas in an edition of 36, signed by the artist Mike Kungl, is now available at your Chuck Jones Gallery. "There were quite a few western television shows that I had to watch regularly, even in black and white. "The Cisco Kid", "The Lone Ranger", "Bonanza" and my favorite, "The Wild Wild West". I loved the animated intro with all of the scenes playing out in the little boxes. I didn't see too many western movies at the time, but the television shows were a huge part of my childhood as were the cartoons of Chuck Jones. "For "Drip Along Daffy" I definitely jumped back into time to the era which I truly adore, 1920 to 1945 Art Deco. The western movie posters from that era are like none other. No glitz! Just primary colors and 10 gallon hats. A big, colorful hero in the background with a monochromatic action scene in the foreground was the formula; that's what I drew upon while designing the artwork for "Drip Along Daffy". I wanted it to be just like a vintage western movie poster that made western hero icons out of Buck Jones, Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, and Gary Cooper. "With all that said it turned out just how I envisioned, a hero (or at least he thinks he is) with a 10 gallon hat, a primary color palette and a monochromatic sepia two gun wheelin, rootin, tootin, deth-spicable, angry duck in the foreground." --Mike Kungl
Mike Kungl Bio
After completing art and design school M Kungl applied his graphic design education to achieve a successful career in advertising. Spending nearly two decades creating award winning logos, package design and illustration for companies such as Panasonic, Johnson & Johnson, Toshiba and Nissan Motors, Kungl then focused on fine art full time. Soon into his new career, Kungl never suspected that success on one coast would lead to recognition on another. Within just two years the California artist was selected to create the official artwork for Miami Beach's 25th annual Art Deco Weekend. The Miami honor is just one of many in a succession of developments that highlight Kungl?s growing reputation as a recognized collectible artist across the country and around the world. In addition to strong domestic sales of his images, Kungl?s works are rising in popularity throughout Europe, Japan and Australia. His work is featured regularly in magazine articles, how to books and television shows.
