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Saturday, August 19, 2023

No.129 - Continue Fooling Around

….and see where you end up.

I love this…openness to interpretation.

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Labels: abstract, abstract comics, art, art show, comic, comics, comix, commercial, daily, design, dr ryan j cox, expression, gestural, graphic, graphics, gum, online comics, packages, pencil drawing

Wednesday, January 15, 2020

In Conversation

Winnipeg Free Press, November 30, 2019

Lovers Actually

Rocket Man

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Labels: abstract comics, ariel gordon, art, art show, comics, conversation, graphics, interview, newspaper, pasternak, winnipeg

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Robert Pasternak: Robert Pasternak was born in Winnipeg where he continues to live and work. He is a truly unique character inside and outside the visual arts, building a long and diverse career. Pasternak can be described as a colourful eccentric who moves seamlessly from graphic design and inventive new novelty products to hand drawn portraiture, metaphysical paintings and science-fiction illustration or to hand-processed film and collage with found materials. Guided by a mix of new age philosophy, comic book ambition, and a fundamental belief in the interconnectedness of events and all things, Pasternak creates a makeshift universe where his work and audience can meet. His studio and personality reflect this practice, filled with salvaged material, vintage memorabilia, and millions of projects on the go.

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