“Flip Floppy” Limited Edition Print
“Flip Floppy” Limited Edition Silk Screen Print based on the “Flip Floppy” wooden toy (Jacob’s Ladder).
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Happy New Year!
UPCOMING: Jonathan LeVine Gallery, 10th Anniversary Group Show, NYC, Feb 21st 2015 Solo Ehxhibition (Selected Works), Design at Riverside – Idea Exchange, Cambridge, Ontario, July 2015 Solo Exhibition, Jonathan LeVine Gallery, NYC, November 2015GARY TAXALI 1 Wiltshire Ave, Studio 107 Toronto, Ontario CANADA M6N 2V7 (416) 651-3737 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Illustration – www.garytaxali.com Fine Art –…
Recent Projects
It’s been a great 2012! I’ve recently had the wonderful opportunity to work on some exciting projects and assignments. Here is some packaging art I created for “Mr. Kipling”, a brand of cakes in the UK. This will go on their tins. I haven’t tried their cakes yet but they look delicious. The agency was…
Gary Taxali Appointed to Stamp Advisory Committee
CONTEMPORARY ARTIST, GARY TAXALI, GETS APPOINTED TO THE STAMP ADVISORY COMMITTEE Acclaimed artist gets appointed to the Canadian Stamp Advisory Committee: TORONTO, ON. – DECEMBER 6, 2011 – Internationally acclaimed contemporary visual artist and award-winning illustrator, Gary Taxali, whose work has appeared for hundreds of clients including The New York Times, Sony, Warner Brothers, gets…
My London Solo Show
36″ x 36″, Alkyd oil on wood panel For a number of months now, I’ve been pretty busy. In fact, my catchphrase (for what seems like a longtime now) has been “I’m busy working on my show”. Well, that show is done. It’s finished, archived, and it’s at the gallery. And what a gallery. My…
My Work in the Lady Gaga “Polaroid 50/50/50” Show
A short while ago, I was contacted by Polaroid to see if I would be interesting in creating art for a very special group exhibition in NYC entitled, “Made in Polaroid”. The first thing that made this special was that the show would consist of 50 artists’ works made from Polaroid prints using their new…
Recent Magazine Covers
Illustrating magazine covers is always a fun challenge. The responsibility of having the cover coupled with the excitement that the editorial direction is calling for an illustration adds to the adrenaline rush. There are so many factors to consider beyond creating a regular picture. The artwork is reflecting the entire issue even though the focus…