January 27th, 2011 | by Rory Skagen | published in Vintage Appeal
“The first of the series, and one of my favorites.” This painting was donated to the Octopus Club in Austin, Texas for their 2003 Arterotica silent auction and benefit for Aids. It garnered the most money of all the entries that year. 4′ by 5′ acrylic on canvas. SOLD
January 27th, 2011 | by Rory Skagen | published in Vintage Appeal
“Charming threesomes and yellowed paperbacks.” 4′ by 5′ acrylic on canvas. SOLD
January 27th, 2011 | by Rory Skagen | published in Vintage Appeal
“What if the butter and egg man was gay? Or, maybe just a flirt.” 30″ by 39″ acrylic painting on canvas. SOLD
January 27th, 2011 | by Rory Skagen | published in Vintage Appeal
“A perfect sunny afternoon memory of a girl you once loved.” 30″ by 39″ acrylic painting on canvas. This painting was sold to Tina Sparkles of Sparkle Craft.
January 27th, 2011 | by Rory Skagen | published in Vintage Appeal
“I enjoy the haunted quality of this painting.” 30″ by 39″ acrylic painting on canvas. This painting was sold to Jenny Hart of Sublime Stitching.
January 27th, 2011 | by Rory Skagen | published in Vintage Appeal
“Rare Crayon Colors and afternoon nostalgia.” 30″ by 39″ acrylic painting on canvas. This painting was sold to Amy Barber of Sweettooth Bags.
January 27th, 2011 | by Rory Skagen | published in Vintage Appeal
“I liked this so much, I got a tattoo of it on my shoulder.” 30″ by 39″ acrylic painting on canvas. SOLD
January 27th, 2011 | by Rory Skagen | published in Vintage Appeal
This was painted in 2004 before the movie Broke Back Mountain. It’s a visual metaphor, collage story of two guys that go out hunting and have a “gay” accident. 4′ by 5′ acrylic on canvas. SOLD
January 27th, 2011 | by Rory Skagen | published in Vintage Appeal
“Fantasies about crafty girls.” 4′ by 5′ acrylic on canvas. SOLD
January 27th, 2011 | by Rory Skagen | published in Vintage Appeal
“The sexual icons of youth.” This painting was donated to the Octopus Club in Austin, Texas for their 2005 Arterotica silent auction and benefit for Aids. It garnered the most money of all the entries that year. 4′ by 5′ acrylic on canvas. SOLD