SPALENKA EYE
A Sketch in Your Book
I am drawing feminine or masculine themed sketches into some of my, The Art of Greg Spalenka books. Here are a few feminine themed examples. I love drawing the figure so this is a real treat. All in graphite. They … Continue reading
Comic Con 2014 Recap
I was in Artist Alley with a table this year at the San Diego Comic Con. The Con showcased beautiful white violinists (dirt faerie), elegant victorian modernists (dirt faerie again), sexy anime vixens (Irma from Queens Blade- stellachuuuuu), sophisticated diamond faced … Continue reading
Spalenka @ the Denver Comic Con
Join me at the Denver Comic Con on Friday, June 13th, 2014 for two presentations! Visions From the Mind’s Eye: The Art of Greg Spalenka 1:30 PM – Room 203 This presentation is a 45 minute time capsule of my … Continue reading
Vote For Your Favorite Spalenka Cover
Thank you for voting! You can see the results in the poll box. This art book published by Titan Books will highlight 30 years of my career. It will premier at the San Diego Comic Con in July. More exciting news to share soon. COVER #1 COVER … Continue reading
From the Archives- June
“June” 1984 (click to see larger) More peeks at my first retrospective book with Titan Publishers. This is one of those personal pieces from the 80’s. Very simple, starting with a graphite drawing on board, painted over in acrylic, then oil … Continue reading
Gwen in Green
Sneak peek from my photo shoot with the beautiful Gwen Cunningham. Illuminating the re-issue of Hedera Helix perfume from Roxana Illuminated Perfume.
Lotus Faerie Circus Punk
“Lotus Faerie Circus Punk”- Circus punk, decal, acrylic, gold leaf, faux fur 7 x 14″ high “Much of my Faerie imagery reflects the concept of transformation. Rebirth, regeneration, spiritual awakening are themes I visit when creating art that showcases our ethereal … Continue reading
The Monuments Men
Have you heard of the Monuments Men? The Monuments Men were a group of men and women– museum directors, curators, art scholars and educators, artists, architects, and archivists, from thirteen nations who volunteered for service to save the art culture … Continue reading