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Wicked Ink

Wicked Ink
Raleigh, NC 27616
United States
ph: 919-623-2022
admin@wickedink.net

EXHIBITIONS

All art work that does not have a (SOLD) sign underneath it is still for sale. If you see a piece you would like just hit me up with your price.

Don’t know what to offer? - take a look at some of the (SOLD) pieces for a price guideline. Art should be available to everyone; that is why my prices are so flexible. I would rather have 100 pieces of art work in 100 houses then to have only 1 in 1 household.

Enjoy the art.

Sincerely

Zachary Horn, Owner and Lead Artist of “Wicked Ink”

All art work that was commissioned

will not be duplicated or reprinted in any form.

"2011Small Works"
"Take 5"
8"x 8" (SOLD)
“27^th For the Love of Art” Auction & Gala
- We Hope To See You There....
- Flutter (SOLD)
- Flying Babba (SOLD)
"artSPARK Gallery" & Digital Gallery
“The Misfit Art Show” at GC5 Vintage& Gifts
- "Urban Hope" 16"x 20" (SOLD) $90.00
- "Urdan City" 14"x 18" (SOLD) $110.00
“Imagine” at the Visual Art Exchange,
- "Did You See That?!"
"Coffee & Crepes"
- "Comfort" 18"x 24"
- "Devil's Food" 18"x 24"
- "Flying Babba" 16"x 20"
- "Yellow Pearl" 18"x 24"
"For The LOVE Of Art" Auction & Gala
- We Hope To See You There.....
- Peace 18"x 24" (SOLD) $70.00
- Knowledge 12"x 48" (SOLD) $100.00
"Made In The USA an Art Exhibition"
- NYSE Boom 16"x 20"
"Brush and Can Art Show" at Black Flower
- Old School 14"x18"
- Black Flower Tape Deck 14"x18" (SOLD) $95.00
- Blue Guy 14"x18" (SOLD) $90.00
- Eye Patch Guy 14"x18" (SOLD) $80.00
- Drunk Canary 14"x18"
- Can Skull 14"x18"
- Love and A .45 14"x18" (SOLD) $80.00
- One Way Can 14"x18"
- Mr. Tiki 14"x18" (SOLD) $85.00
- Gas Mask 14"x18"
- New Moon 14"x18" (SOLD) $150.00
- Blue Arrows 14"x18" (SOLD) $80.00
- The Black Flower 18"x24" (SOLD) $80.00
- GF 14"x18" (SOLD) $60.00
Red Curvy Arrows 18"x24"

For the Brush and Can Art Show, I focused my attention at creating pieces that would mesh my skill with acrylic and a brush with my love of using spray paint. Like much of the images on display, the two methods of painting served as a contrast between themselves. While acrylic paint can be brushed onto the canvas in fine lines, spray paint is hardly controllable without precise technique. To convey the theme that two very different forms can be meshed together, each piece has at least one characteristic that comes across as concrete, or controlled, and at least one that appears uncontainable, or chaotic.