Location: Mexico
Lon Levin is a former entertainment art director turned children’s book illustrator turned contemporary artist.
During his long career in art direction, he led countless high profile feature film advertising campaigns including the Star Wars Trilogy. Over a 23 year career during which he was promoted to executive positions, Lon created highly successful award-winning film, TV and online advertising campaigns .
In 2006, he transitioned to children’s book illustrator, working on 33 books before making the switch to fine art.
Th pandemic changed everything. Lon and his wife moved from Los Angeles to San Miguel De Allende, Mexico to experience a truly creative environment. Soon after, he was invited to exhibit at several local galleries. Since that time, he has had showings in Milan, Barcelona, Mexico City, Los Angeles, Laguna Beach and New York. He has been interviewed by several magazines including Shout Out LA, Observica and Biafarin.
In a world of religious diversity. The mix of iconic religious images can have a profound effect on people.
My artwork takes a fun plunge into this realm of imagery.
I do this by creating altered and transformed images with a light touch and sometimes comical approach so that the viewer can see the impactful effect which could range from inspirational to frightening.
Although there may not always be material similarities between the different projects I’ve created, they are linked by recurring formal concerns and through the subject matter. The subject matter of each body of work determines the materials and the forms of the work. Each project often consists of multiple works, often in a range of different media, grouped around specific themes and meanings.
A reworking of two iconic images to give new meaning to the ancient warrior and hi method of transportation
A mild mannered depiction of the devil riding a hell worshiper to her final destination
"AQUARIOSITY" The art in this series represents the creation of life in an underwater setting, from primordial soup to the emergence of higher forms of life. My intention is to celebrate the miracle of life and the beauty of the underwater world. To bring this vision to life, I'm drawing inspiration from two iconic artists of the early 20th century: Matisse and Chagall. Their bold use of color and expressive forms are well-suited to capturing the essence of underwater life. The result will be a dreamlike, emotionally resonant experience that draws viewers into the immersive world I'm creating
My ultimate goal is to celebrate the profound miracle of life and the exquisite beauty hidden within the depths of the underwater realm. A world that is under attack daily from human negligence
My ultimate goal is to celebrate the profound miracle of life and the exquisite beauty hidden within the depths of the underwater realm. A world that is under attack daily from human negligence
My ultimate goal is to celebrate the profound miracle of life and the exquisite beauty hidden within the depths of the underwater realm. A world that is under attack daily from human negligence
The artwork is a stylized representation of an underwater scene. It features a variety of sea creatures amidst aquatic flora. The painting is characterized by its soft tones, flowing lines, and an almost dream-like quality. In the foreground, there are several stingrays swimming amongst bleached coral plants. The rays are depicted in shades of white and grey with subtle hints of blues and yellows, contrasting with the darker, teal-colored background of the water. The faded color is a referral to the loss of life due to climate change and human neglect. Dotting the composition, there are small, round elements in colors ranging from white to orange, resembling bubbles or possibly pearls. Amongst the flora, plants and seaweed are shown in various shades of green, grey, and pink. One can also observe plants that look similar to anemones and corals, with textures and patterns that add depth to the piece. The brushwork suggests movement and the light reflected within the scene creates a serene yet dynamic underwater atmosphere.
In a world bathed in the warm glow of sunset oranges, these women navigate the turbulent waters of life with grace and resilience. Facing the ache of lost friendships, the complexities of same-sex relationships, and the dizzying maze of daily existence, they emerge as vivid portraits of strength and vulnerability. Each moment, lit by the soft, forgiving light of dusk, offers a poignant glimpse into their journey through the beautifully messy human experience.
The artwork is a vibrant painting featuring two intertwined figures sharing a kiss. The composition is rich with warm colors such as oranges, reds, and browns, creating an intimate atmosphere. The figures are stylized and abstract, with soft, flowing lines that merge their forms together. Floral motifs, including various types of flowers, are intricately incorporated into the figures, adding a decorative and natural element to the piece. The overall effect is both harmonious and expressive, with a focus on love and connection.
The artwork is a vibrant and abstract depiction of three figures. It features a warm color palette dominated by shades of orange and red, with elements of green and blue. The figures are stylized with elongated forms and geometric shapes, creating a sense of motion and fluidity. Their expressions are calm and contemplative. The composition is dynamic, with overlapping shapes and patterns contributing to an overall sense of depth and complexity.
The artwork is a vibrant, abstract painting featuring a contemplative woman with stylized hair, looking to the side. Her skin and clothing blend seamlessly into an intricate background of geometric shapes and warm hues of orange, brown, and hints of other colors. The style is reminiscent of cubism, with fragmented and interlocking forms creating a harmonious composition.
“Chubbs Rides”
“Ride With The Devil”
“White Hot Coral”
“Blue Fish Created”
“Angry Goldfish”
“White Hot Coral”
“Orange Bliss”
“Lost Friend”
“Ada Thinks”
