Luke Chueh
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Luke Chueh (born March 7, 1973) is a painter and graphic designer active in the artist community in Los Angeles. Originally from Philadelphia, he grew up in the Central California agricultural community of Fresno, California. He was formally trained in Graphic Design at California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo. During that period, he also worked for guitar manufacturing company Ernie Ball, as an illustrator and designer. His works during that time garnered him several awards, from such notable publications as Communication Arts and Print Magazine. During this time, he was also a publisher of a 'zine focused on intelligent dance music.
His images have been remarked upon for their juxtaposition of cuteness with the macabre. His paintings and illustrations are noted for bringing together influences as diverse as Mark Rothko and Sanrio.
In an interview with Art Prostitute Magazine he stated that he is influenced by his contemporaries utilizing strong illustrative elements. He mentioned Chiho Aoshima, Marcel Dzama, Jeremy Fish, Camille Rose Garcia, Barry McGee, Takeshi Murakami, Yoshitomo Nara, Mark Ryden, and Ralph Steadman.[1]
[edit] References and External links
- Clutter Magazine (October, 2007)
- Guu Press Interview (April 2006)
- Art Prostitute (August, 2005)
- Res Magazine (May, 2005)
- Empty Magazine (November, 2004)
- Phirebrush (June, 2004)
- The Simon (April 26th, 2004)
- The Book L.A. (April, 2004)
- Daily Candy (March 26th, 2004)
- Vodka Magazine (February 2004)
- Imperial Valley Press (November 4th, 2003)
- LukeChueh.com Official Site
- Google Image Search Results for Luke Chueh
