EYECONS are new works of art by Don Ed Hardy, created in collaboration with master printer David Salgado at his Trillium Graphics studio near San Francisco. They are
a totally original fusion of oil painting, traditional printmaking techniques, and digital technology. These are combined into three-dimensional sculptures utilizing high-tech plastics, paper, and wood.

The imagery is all originated by Hardy and developed in layers. This first series, initiated over a two-week period in late March and early April of 2007, is the beginning of what promises to be an endless development of theme and variation in various shapes and sizes.

EYECONS will be available in three forms: unique originals, hand painted and created by the artist; limited, numbered editions of images reproduced, then added to by hand‹ each of these replicas will be unique variations on a consistent image base. Finally, there will be reproduction objects of the original works, created with the same technology and signed by the artist.

Find out more about Don Ed Hardy on Wikipedia

Read about his show "East Meets West" at Track 16 Gallery.

EYECONS are new works of art by Don Ed Hardy, created in collaboration with master printer David Salgado at his Trillium Graphics studio near San Francisco. They are
a totally original fusion of oil painting, traditional printmaking techniques, and digital technology. These are combined into three-dimensional sculptures utilizing high-tech plastics, paper, and wood.

The imagery is all originated by Hardy and developed in layers. This first series, initiated over a two-week period in late March and early April of 2007, is the beginning of what promises to be an endless development of theme and variation in various shapes and sizes.

EYECONS will be available in three forms: unique originals, hand painted and created by the artist; limited, numbered editions of images reproduced, then added to by hand‹ each of these replicas will be unique variations on a consistent image base. Finally, there will be reproduction objects of the original works, created with the same technology and signed by the artist.

Find out more about Don Ed Hardy on Wikipedia.

Read about his show "East Meets West" at Track 16 Gallery.

EYECONS are new works of art by Don Ed Hardy, created in collaboration with master printer David Salgado at his Trillium Graphics studio near San Francisco. They are
a totally original fusion of oil painting, traditional printmaking techniques, and digital technology. These are combined into three-dimensional sculptures utilizing high-tech plastics, paper, and wood.

The imagery is all originated by Hardy and developed in layers. This first series, initiated over a two-week period in late March and early April of 2007, is the beginning of what promises to be an endless development of theme and variation in various shapes and sizes.

EYECONS will be available in three forms: unique originals, hand painted and created by the artist; limited, numbered editions of images reproduced, then added to by hand‹ each of these replicas will be unique variations on a consistent image base. Finally, there will be reproduction objects of the original works, created with the same technology and signed by the artist.

Find out more about Don Ed Hardy on Wikipedia.

Read about his show "East Meets West" at Track 16 Gallery.

EYECONS are new works of art by Don Ed Hardy, created in collaboration with master printer David Salgado at his Trillium Graphics studio near San Francisco. They are
a totally original fusion of oil painting, traditional printmaking techniques, and digital technology. These are combined into three-dimensional sculptures utilizing high-tech plastics, paper, and wood.

The imagery is all originated by Hardy and developed in layers. This first series, initiated over a two-week period in late March and early April of 2007, is the beginning of what promises to be an endless development of theme and variation in various shapes and sizes.

EYECONS will be available in three forms: unique originals, hand painted and created by the artist; limited, numbered editions of images reproduced, then added to by hand‹ each of these replicas will be unique variations on a consistent image base. Finally, there will be reproduction objects of the original works, created with the same technology and signed by the artist.

Find out more about Don Ed Hardy on Wikipedia.

Read about his show "East Meets West" at Track 16 Gallery.