Beaumont Mural Festival: A Success!

 Wow, I had a great time at the Beaumont Mural Festival (Texas). I was invited to produce four murals on a street art cube installation.

Here's some pics of the result

And a video of me and my granddaughter putting up a stencil for the 8 foot x 8 foot wall on one side of the cube.

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Beaumont Mural Festival

I was invited to make some street art at the Beaumont Mural Festival in Beaumont, Texas this weekend. I was given a cube installation to paint and had a great time.  Had the opportunity to interact with hundreds of festival attendees and sold some art prints as well.

Everyone had a great time!

Beaumont Mural Festival

Beaumont Convention Bureau

 

The Art of Randall Ensley

 I'm using Canvy to display some of my artwork for online posts.  The app allows the user to display their art in a variety of virtual rooms with a selection of frames, sizing, and wall colors.

Here's the link:  www.randallensley.art

The pricing for Canvy is reasonable, I'm using the $15 per month option. You get a discount if you pay a year in advance which makes the cost about $12.40 per month. With these two options one gets access to approximately 500 virtual rooms and a website.  There is a free version available too, however, your art is displayed with a Canvy watermark and you only get access to a limited number of virtual rooms.

I recommend it!

Hygienic Art Show 34

Just finished the art and took a "selfie!"

The Hygienic Art Gallery

James Doyle on the left and me on the right.  Photograph courtesy Marianne Black.

It was one of the first pieces hung.  Good spot!

The annual Hygienic Art Show opened this past weekend and I made the above piece for it.  The Hygienic Art Show is always a ton of fun and displays a variety of art styles!

Baby and Hand Grenade

I don't know if I have posted a similar image earlier, but here is the most recent iteration of "Baby and Hand Grenade", originally a stencil created in Denton, TX, sprayed on Fry St. and elsewhere in the summer of 1989. It has now been updated to the digital age.