Martin Eder is a German artist born in 1968 in Ausburg. He is best known for depicting house pets such as cats, rabbits, poodles or birds, and young girls in a realistic, kitschy style. The paintings avail themselves of the motifs of postmodern trash, the erotic and Surrealism. They show a contrast between realistically beautiful motifs and their bombastic, surreal antithesis.
The Damned
Martin Eder
On the Edge of Forces (Am Rand der Kräfte) – 2017
Martin Eder
Full Moon Beckons
John Tarantola
This time I am portraying Will and Hannibal in a double art piece. The first half of the diptych is a pencil drawn sketch, the second half is a watercolour painting. I am posting this one now, the other is coming in the next few days. The pose will be the same, the mood will be warmer.
Pencil on paper
21 cm x 15 cm (8,3 in x 5,9 in)
Signed “Hannibal Lecter” on the front; my real signature is placed on the back.
This is the second piece of a diptych; the first drawing is a pencil sketch, this version is warmer but has the same melancholic mood (hopefully). Hypothetically set after The Wrath of the Lamb.
Watercolor on paper
24 cm x 32 cm (9,5 in x 12,5 in)
“But love’s a malady without a cure.”
(John Dryden)
Hypothetically set just after The Wrath of the Lamb.
Pencil on paper
21 cm x 30 cm (8,26 in x 11,8 in)
Signed “Hannibal Lecter” on the front; my real signature is placed on the back.
Up to the sky, down on the ground.
Switzerland. June 2017.
Adonis 