Below you will find works for sale. Click on an image to view it larger. If you are interested in purchasing one please contact the artist: Vincent Colvin @ colvinvm@gmail.com. Commissions are also accepted. By purchasing direct from the artist you are supporting an emerging artist and allowing them to make more work!
Pieces can be shipped anywhere! All web based orders are handled through Paypal.
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- Balena, Woodcut on Rives BFK, 9″ x 36″, Artists Proof, $150 (Three prints left on gray or cream paper) 1 Set is Sold, more on request.
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- 42 N, 35 W Nearing the Azores – Oil, rust and encaustic on steel and walnut – 20″ x 8″ – $1100
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- 40°N, 70°W – Oil and Encaustic on Formed Steel – 12″ x 12″- $900
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- 42°N, 66°W – Oil and Encaustic on Formed Steel – 12″ x 12″- $900
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- Forgotten, Encaustic on Found Wood, 26″ x 8″, $900
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- Medias, Encaustic on Wood, 55″ x 6″, $1400
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- Grimpoteuthis, Encaustic on Steel, 26″ disc, $1300
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- Sensing (Scopelogados beani), Encaustic on Steel, 18.5″ disc, $650
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- Waiting in the Dark, Encaustic on Panel Mounted Paper, 24″ x 36″, $900
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- The Fish Who Fell in Love, Encaustic and Graphite on Paper mounted to panel, Framed in Maple, 3.5′ x 4.5′, $2000
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- Waiting in the Dark (Magnapinna), Encaustic on Formed Steel, 24″ x 32″, $1900
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- Nemopilema nomura, Encaustic on Found Wood, 5″ x 12″, $275
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- Nemopilema nomurai, Encuastic on Steel, 18.5″ Disc, $550
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- Evaporation, Rust on Steel, 18.5″ disc, $350 Sold
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- Hidden Deep (Malacosteus), Encaustic on Found Wood, 4″ x 12″, $250
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- Hidden Deep (Stomias boa), Encaustic on Found Wood, 4″ x 12″, $250
Hi Vincent
I just wanted to let you know that I got Chauliodus Sloani, Encaustic on Steel at the Art League Patron Show and I LOVE it…
Debbie
HI Debbie,
Thanks so much! I glad to hear your so happy with it!! Thanks for supporting the arts. If your interested please subscribe to my blog and you can stay up to date with my new projects!
-Vince
Hello,
I met you at the art store the other day. I wanted to say that I really like your art style. I have experience with creating metal patinas and I really love seeing the texture of them. The addition of the ancient creatures is just magical. I either like “Sensing” the best or “Evaporation.”
Thanks for the nice comment, what was your friends website I lost it?!
i’ve just started printmaking classes at the university of san francisco and i have to say i greatly appreciate your approach to a unique combination of encaustics on wood. keep up the fantastic work.
Thanks Charlotte, printmaking is a really rewarding form of art making, I hope you enjoy your studies! Send images of your work if you want to share. – Vince
Amazing work, I’ve seen the strange video of the squid featured in waiting in the dark. The fish who fell in love is probably my favorite. This is a great representation of the mystery and antiquity of marine life.