Personal Art — Steve Hanlon - Senior Creative

Steve Hanlon - ACD, Art Director

In 2009, I started creating art again after taking a few years off. I call it Stampillism, and it's like pointillism only using
stamped images instead of dots. I use this technique because it gives me the ability to employ a little bit of irony
by using a stamped image that's subtext for the larger portrait.

Donald Donald   ////   20" x 30"   ////   ink on illustration board — Donald Donald //// 20" x 30" //// ink on illustration board

Drug Sniffing Dogg   ////   20" x 30"   ////   ink on illustration board — Drug Sniffing Dogg //// 20" x 30" //// ink on illustration board

Le Tigre   ////   30" x 40"   ////   ink on illustration board — Le Tigre //// 30" x 40" //// ink on illustration board

Dying Lohan   ////   20" x 30"   ////   ink on illustration board — Dying Lohan //// 20" x 30" //// ink on illustration board

Mickey Rourke Before   ////   20" x 30"   ////   ink on illustration board — Mickey Rourke Before //// 20" x 30" //// ink on illustration board

Mickey Rourke After   ////   20" x 30"   ////   ink on illustration board — Mickey Rourke After //// 20" x 30" //// ink on illustration board

The Party's in Paris   ////   20" x 30"   ////   ink on illustration board — The Party's in Paris //// 20" x 30" //// ink on illustration board

This portrait of my father was created using the rubber stamps that he used to grade his college student's papers   ////   20" x 30"   ////   ink on illustration board — This portrait of my father was created using the rubber stamps that he used to grade his college student's papers //// 20" x 30" //// ink on illustration board

State (1993)   ////   20" x 30" Watercolor — State (1993) //// 20" x 30" Watercolor

The Poorboy (1993)   ////   Alder wood and glue   ////   Coffee table, designed and built at a time when I had very little money to spend on furniture. — The Poorboy (1993) //// Alder wood and glue //// Coffee table, designed and built at a time when I had very little money to spend on furniture.