Results tagged “darwinbell”

"Painted journey" by Darwin Bell.

"One wet mushroom" by Darwin Bell.

"Emergence" by Darwin Bell.

"4x2=8" by Darwin Bell.

"Get the fuck off that jelly fish and come here!" by Darwin Bell.

"Behind the flowers" by Darwin Bell (with a special guest appearance by... Darwin Bell!)

"Urban Garden" by Darwin Bell.

"Start and end of work shifts" by Darwin Bell.

Photo of an unidentified tranny Ambrosia Salad singing into a light bulb at "Chili Dog" by Darwin Bell.

Those buildings at the Embarcadero by Darwin Bell.

"Cylinders of colors" by Darwin Bell.

"Hey you! Come back and get your damned goldfish!" by Darwin Bell. Art (found on Linden Street in Hayes Valley) by Eddie. Check out more of his work, right here.

"Preparing the way" by Darwin Bell.

"Do as the lady says" by Darwin Bell

This one goes out to all you mothers (drag or otherwise) out there. Happy belated Mother's Day, ladies.

"Cover up" by Darwin Bell.

"At sea" by Darwin Bell.

"Winter wear" by Darwin Bell.

"Inside the ice cave" by Darwin Bell, who was just up in Tahoe, where he captured the above shot. Local mountains, by the way,are covered in snow. So this is the weekend to, like, go sledding and stuff.

"Sit, yes. Park, no." by Darwin Bell.

"Through the woods" by Darwin Bell. Heavy.

An Autumn walk in the park by photog Darwin Bell.

    

If you read SFist frequently, and shame on you for not, you know we're fanatics over local artist/photographer Darwin Bell. (You can also find his work here and here.)

Wow, this sure is arty. It's probably one of those acclaimed pieces we're supposed to know about -- and we're sure some of your AAC kids can chide us accordingly if that's the case -- but we don't. Because painting is (arguably) a dead medium. But we mean that in a good way. Sort of. We digress.

Round and round they go. Arf!

We're gargantuan fans of local photographer Darwin Bell. Famous for his use of polaroids, his digital images are just as spectacular. The above shot ("the chocolate orgy ended in love") is an old favorite.