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< 100 x 70 cm / Acrylics on canvas >
In this dynamic homage to the IncredibleHulk, artist Tom Lohner’s distinctive style brings the iconic character to life in vibrant hues and bold strokes. Painted with acrylic on a sizable canvas, the Hulk dominates the scene with his imposing presence and raw power.
The Hulk’s emerald green skin, meticulously rendered with intricate musculature, pulsates with energy and strength. His massive form is clad in tattered purple shorts, torn asunder by the sheer force of his transformation. His oversized, luminous orange eyes pierce through the canvas, drawing the viewer into his fierce gaze.
Against an abstract backdrop, swaths of color swirl and merge, echoing the tumultuous emotions roiling within the Hulk. Shades of green, purple, and orange dominate the composition, reflecting the essence of the protagonist himself.
At the center of the Hulk’s chest, the words „RawPower“ are emblazoned, serving as a visceral reminder of the boundless strength that courses through his veins. In his unruly mane of hair, the word „Hulk“ is woven seamlessly, further emphasizing his identity.
A careful observer may discern hidden within the intricate patterns of the Hulk’s skin, the subtle presence of the Marvel logo and the name of the original person behind the character, paying homage to the rich history and legacy of this beloved superhero.
In Tom Lohner’s skilled hands, the Incredible Hulk transcends the confines of comic book pages, leaping forth from the canvas with an intensity and vitality that captivates the imagination. This artwork stands as a testament to the enduring power and timeless appeal of one of Marvel’s most iconic creations.
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<pencil on paper/ 21 x 29,7 cm>
This is a basic idea and motion sketch to a follow-up painting.
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< 70 x 50 cm / acrylic on canvas >
01/2024
Second artwork from my “Novelism” series, this is a take on a the cover for HitWoman.
The rabbit lady is taking revenge on her exboyfriend, the bear, with a fully loaded PEZ machinegun because he might have eaten her carrotcake.
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< 70 x 50 cm / acrylic on canvas >
01/2024
"Don't Worry Puppy" is the first piece of my new series "Novelism", where I create interpretations of vintage book covers, with a strong relationship to the animalistic part within us (therefore all heads are swapped with animal heads, as we all are creatures of nature).
This acrylic painting is about not letting an ego rule a moment of action. The artwork shows a moment of someone, a cat-woman trying to take it all, but the other person, a dog-man sits back, relaxes and only then he will find the right reaction.
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< Acrylic and collage work on canvas / 100 x 150 cm >
02/2024
This artwork picks up on the current topic of technology (also AI) running off on its own - portrayed by the robot rabbit carrying its own remote control in its mouth - and nature trying to hunt it down or at least not lose sight of it.
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< 40 x 30 cm / acrylics on canvas >
A woman enjoying the moment with a drink in hand, all peaceful and relaxed. The red kite-representing freedom-is taking his laps around her. The 1920´s inspired dress carries the initials GV for Grüner Veltliner hinting at the type of wine she is having.