"Chupamonkre" Drawing
Drawing, Ink on Paper
11 W x 8 H in
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Chupamonkre is a name my boyfriend came up with for a fantastical mythological creature that is roughly a hybrid of a chupacabra and a monkey. As you can see, it's creepy and lives in a forest surrounded by little swirls of smoke.
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2020
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Drawing, Ink on Paper
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11 W x 8 H x 0.1 D in
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Born 1976 in Saitama, Japan
Moved to Los Angeles 1985
I'm a Japanese citizen and resident of Los Angeles.
My ideas usually come out of dreams, daydreams, random misheard or overheard things, occasional hallucinations and shapes on walls.
The older I get, the further away from realism my concepts get. I feel like I'm trying to escape from reality, but I also already feel free through my ideas as they take shape on paper, canvas or whatever. It is definitely a form of therapy.
My style is influenced by Japanese girlie comic books from the 70s through 90s, the lowbrow art scene primarily of the late 80s through the mid 90s and artists from this movement such as Mark Ryden, Chris Mars, SHAG and Gary Baseman, plus more recently from revisiting older Japanese art from comic artists such as Kazuo Umezu, and surreal graphic artist/illustrator Aquirax Uno, with whom I share a birthday.
My exposure to lowbrow art in galleries such as La Luz de Jesus and Copro Gallery (formerly Copro Nason) in the early 90s gave me infinite ideas not just for subject matter, but also approach and style, where I realized that unconventionality is an option.
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