Nocturnal Yesterdays Lost Art

Nocturnal Yest...

The Art of Ruel Pa...

By Ruel Pascual

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>>Terrible Yellow Eyes and Gallery Nucleus

Super Stoked to be part of this show at Gallery Nucleus. We finally get to see the Terrible Yellow Eyes tribute to Maurice Sendak Where The Wild Things Are at a physical gallery. Thanks to Cory Godbey for creating the site and collaborating with Gallery Nucleus. Come check it out if you're in the area.

>>Crazy 4 Cult 3d

Here's my painting for sale at Gallery 1988. Inspired by the film Donnie Darko. If you're interested in the painting please contact the Gallery 1988 at gallery1988@aol.com or 323-937-7088.

Ruel Pascual c2009

"28 days, 6 hours, 42 minutes, 12 seconds... We're almost home"
18" x 24" Acrylic on wood
$1500

>> Crazy 4 Cult 3d

Next group show I'm in. Opening night July 16th thru August 8 2009. I have one painting for sale and will post it soon. Come check out the show if you're in the L.A. area. Tons of art inspired by classic cult films.

>> Irish Coffey

Irish Coffey c2009
5"x 5"x1"
Acrylic on Heavy Duty Canvas

>>Online Store Open!!!

Hey Everyone! I finally opened up my own online store. I'm selling prints of my original paintings. Check out the shop!
http://www.ruelpascual.com/store.html

>>My Beyond The Page Paintings

The Velveteen Rabbit - acrylic on wood panel 12" x 18"
*Available at Gallery 1988

Where The Wild Things Are - acrylic on wood panel 12" x 18"
*Available at Gallery 1988

>>Beyond The Page Group Show

The next group show I'm doing with Gallery 1988. This time in San Francisco! I'm really excited and proud to be in this show. I lived there for 7 years and Bay Area holds a special place in my heart. Met some great friends, art school days, my first job in the industry and where I met my wife 10 years ago. So it's like going back home.

>>Happy 5th Anniversary Gallery 1988

Mr. T Party - 12" x 18" acrylic on wood panel

The Idiot Box Show was a blast last night. Yesterday marks the Gallery 1988's 5th anniversary. A big thank you to Jensen and Katie for inviting me to these awesome group shows. As usual the gallery was packed and tons of great art on the walls. The theme for this group show was television's guilty pleasures. Here's the painting I did and is still available at Gallery 1988.

*Update - The painting sold... woo hoo!

Cheers!
-R

>> The Girls of February

>>Punk Rock

>>Pint vs Martini

Pint vs Martini - 5"x5"x1" acrylic on heavy duty canvas

>>Andrew Wyeth R.I.P. 1917 - 2009

Andrew Wyeth one of the most celebrated artist died in his sleep Friday morning at his home in Philadelphia. The master painter was 91 years old. He's been on of my heroes in painting. We got to visit the Brandywine Museum few years ago and got to see the original illustrations of his work. My wife and I were lucky enough to take a tour of his father's (N.C. Wyeth) home and studio in Chadds Ford, PA where he grew up. It was amazing and all inspiring to see history in that light. Here's one of my favorite paintings of his that I got to see at the MOMA in NYC. Thanks for the inspiration.