When you think of a painting, it is most likely that you visualize something you can hang on a wall. Well, not in this case.
Remington Robinson does his painting on Altoids can lids, meaning that the paintings are both small and are meant to be displayed on a flat surface. Robinson is also a master of plein air paintings that are drawn outdoors. So, usually, the artist is inspired by beautiful landscapes, cityscapes, and, from time to time, a coffee cup.
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shut the f**k up thats so good. i wish i had the patience to learn how to paint or the money for art school lol
Love it! (But falling coconuts kill 150 people a year. Be careful pandas!)
There are so many of these! I bet this guy’s breath smells awesome all the time.
The person who painted these needs to be in the world record book
In this one the background kind of looks like a painting too. Am I going crazy?
All the snowy places bare-handed, and here he wears a glove. This guy is MYSTERIOUS.
This reminds me of Camelback Mountain in Phoenix, Arizona. camelback-...54a94d.jpg 
This looks so much the the mountain ranges a few hours away from me, I did a double take. Then I realised the trees there aren't that tall (or cut to make room for the cable car)
I'm not sure why, but this reminds me of "Nighthawks" by Edward Hopper.
I think this one was painted on February 31 of 2000. (At 12:41 Local Canadian time.)
I like seeing the paint dallops in the tin to see which colors were used. Some of them are done with non still images, which requires a good imagination.
These are ALL so beautiful. It would have been repetitive to comment on each one. I'd run out of words meaning amazing. Little works of art. Very talented artist.
I like seeing the paint dallops in the tin to see which colors were used. Some of them are done with non still images, which requires a good imagination.
These are ALL so beautiful. It would have been repetitive to comment on each one. I'd run out of words meaning amazing. Little works of art. Very talented artist.
