Helmut Socks
Description: From an original, hand-drawn portrait of the late Louise Bourgeois, the French American artist whose profound works and distinctive voice left an enduring mark on world of art and fashion. The portrait captures Louise’s thoughtful gaze and expressive features. I aimed to give the work a unique texture and depth paying tribute to one of the greatest figures in art. Perfect for collectors of artists, fashion and admirers of Louise’s deeply personal works about human emotions, lovers of fashion and pop culture, or anyone seeking a refined, thoughtful piece of art. Thank you for viewing and considering my work!
Description: Sometimes I can't quite explain where inspiration comes from, but the very thought of taking cute, small and vulnerable creatures, and placing battle helmets on them, rather appealed to me. It reminds us that even when we feel weak or vulnerable, we are still strong - so put on your armour and carry on! This artwork looks great on it's own - but I think it would look even better framed next to one of the other 'battle opponents' from the series.
Description: Remember the amazing renaissance era portraits people had done of their pets? No? Well, you can experience it now!
Renaissance Dog - Sir Helmut Werner Schäfer (A German Shepherd) Socks
by JMSArt
$14 $20
Description: Sometimes I can't quite explain where inspiration comes from, but the very thought of taking cute, small and vulnerable creatures, and placing battle helmets on them, rather appealed to me. It reminds us that even when we feel weak or vulnerable, we are still strong - so put on your armour and carry on! This artwork looks great on it's own - but I think it would look even better framed next to one of the other 'battle opponents' from the series.
Description: Sometimes I can't quite explain where inspiration comes from, but the very thought of taking cute, small and vulnerable creatures, and placing battle helmets on them, rather appealed to me. It reminds us that even when we feel weak or vulnerable, we are still strong - so put on your armour and carry on! This artwork looks great on it's own - but I think it would look even better framed next to one of the other 'battle opponents' from the series.
