Tommervik is traditionally trained in classical painting and drawing. Elements from cubism, art deco, and avante garde art are depicted in his work.
Tommervik’s work has been featured in many publications such as Wired, Vanity Fair, Vogue, New Yorker, Cool Material, Thrillist, and Boing Boing. In addition, his work has been represented in featured films.
Tommervik Art Vader Painting featured in a new collectors edition from Conde Nast is releasing today, The Epic Saga: The True Stories behind the Star Wars Saga.
“The muted tones, strong lines and graphical shapes Tommervik creates are strongly reminiscent of the figures and still lifes pioneered by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque at the turn of the 20th Century.” – Wired
Tommervik Fine Art Prints
Cards on the table, we never really understood Cubism as an artistic movement. We love staring at a well painted picture of a naked girl in a gallery as much as the next guy, but when Picasso started getting all geometric with the fun bags we stopped paying attention. Don’t get us wrong, we totally respect his contribution and work to further Cubism, but we like the color periods and the sculpture much more. Tommervik, on the other hand, is cubism with enough pop culture to keep our attention spans in check. With subjects ranging from Robin in the washing machine to Pee-wee Herman to Baby Skeletor, this is Cubism that doesn’t feel so square. Bad puns aside, it’s art that’s definitely wall worthy. (source: CoolMaterial.com)
LA Dodgers Cubism Shortstop Painting is an original oil painting on canvas created by Tommervik in 2011.
