William T. Ayton is a British/US artist based in New York's Hudson Valley. His work deals with the human condition, social issues and myth. He creates drawings, paintings & augmented reality pieces, and has recently started to experiment with AI-generated art.
Showing posts with label arthurian legend. Show all posts
Showing posts with label arthurian legend. Show all posts
Saturday, September 27, 2014
In the Land of the Fisher King (study)
Here is a new small painting, a study for a theme I've used before (but only in drawings), the Arthurian legend of the Fisher King, the injured king in the land of the Holy Grail. I'm intending to do a larger, more detailed painting of this sometime soon, perhaps.
In the Land of the Fisher King (study), 2014, acrylic on board, 12" x 9".
Labels:
acrylic painting,
art,
arthurian legend,
fisher king,
study
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
The Grail
Speaking of mythical objects of immense power...
The Grail, 2012, ink & acrylic on cardboard, 11" x 8".
The Grail, 2012, ink & acrylic on cardboard, 11" x 8".
Labels:
acrylic,
art,
arthurian legend,
cardboard,
chalice,
grail,
ink drawing,
sangraal
Saturday, February 04, 2012
The Fisher King...digital pulp color
Here is a digitally enhanced & colorized version of the recent Fisher King drawing (original drawing size was 14" x 11")...the color is deliberately a little lurid, to mimic comic books (or pulp magazines) or also medieval colored woodcut prints, which is probably more appropriate in this case.
The Fisher King, 2012, digitally altered & colorized drawing.
The Fisher King, 2012, digitally altered & colorized drawing.
Labels:
amfortas,
art,
arthurian legend,
digital processing,
fisher king,
ink drawing
Thursday, January 26, 2012
The Return of the Fisher King
Still fishing, the figure from Arthurian Grail legend:
The Return of the Fisher King, 2012, brush & ink on paper, 14" x 11".
This image was originally part of a collaboration with LA-based artist NC Mallory which can be seen here. The standalone sketch is here.
This image was originally part of a collaboration with LA-based artist NC Mallory which can be seen here. The standalone sketch is here.
Labels:
art,
arthurian legend,
fisher king,
holy grail,
ink drawing
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