I could look at the illustrations of Andrew Brandou all day long. Andrew’s work is inspired by children‚Äôs books and LSD, Charles Manson, and opium dens. Hovering skulls,flowers and storm troopers are recurring images as well as the cute little animals carrying weapons that you find hard to believe could be deadly. Maybe there are no orange bands on the barrel of those rifles for a reason.
© Andrew Brandou
© Andrew Brandou
© Andrew Brandou
“After Audubon” is a series of paintings featuring the work of John Audubon revisited to include Harajuku fashion, vinyl toys and other pop culture icons. Andrew’s seamless integration of these pop culture icons is both impressive and hilarious.
© Andrew Brandou
© Andrew Brandou
© Andrew Brandou
Check out more artwork by Andrew Bradou through his online portfolio. If your in or around Portland stop by the allways awesome GrassHut gallery to view some of Andrew’s work in person at his current show “From the Funk Drawer“
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