#nigel clouse

Nigel Clouse, Cities in Dust, 2016. Pigment based ink on canvas, 75″ x 57″.

Deluded by Dilaudid, 2016, is the first piece I have created since undergoing surgery 2 weeks ago—inspired by the large quantities of narcotics I have been ingesting. Enjoy!

The contemporary art project I created to pay for surgery is currently 17% funded via Kickstarter. If you enjoy digital art, pop art, or simply want to help an artist, considering supporting the project and receive a limited edition, signed and numbered, fine art giclee; only 25 of these masterpiece prints will be created.

"Death, the final, triumphant lover." —Bela Lugosi (October 20, 1882 – August 16, 1956)

"When I got my first television set, I stopped caring so much about having close relationships." —Andy Warhol (August 6, 1928 – February 22, 1987)

Native Americana, 2016, is the latest pop art piece to be released in the Dystopian Delights contemporary art series. This piece has taken some time to create while dealing with an automobile accident, insurance companies, car rental, locksmiths, and a slew of other car related bad luck, which I am happy to put behind me and focus on the flu I caught over the weekend. Creating art lets me escape this reality and visit one of my choosing, which is nice when the last few weeks have seemed so bleak. I still have 7 prints left of my Man Made the Machine giclées starring Judy Garland located on the GoFundMe campaign—sales allow me to produce one of the large scale canvas giclées. Thanks for visiting, viewing the update, and checking out my latest piece.