Tomorrow is the day… Red Bull Curates. It’s going to be epic. Here is a video of the creation of my fridge in one minute.
Author: Borbay
Painting Process A Portrait of Simon Fredricks
I’m delighted to release my latest commissioned portrait — Mr. Simon Fredricks. Simon contacted me by email expressing his interest in a portrait in the style of my actor series, a swift correspondence ensued, and off we went.
Painting Process Ditch Plains Beach Bungalow, Montauk Long Island
Another day in Montauk, another painting. Following an amazing evening at Navy Beach, Paul Zepeda and me hit Ditch Plains beach in search of good bungalow.
Painting Process Navy Beach in Montauk Long Island
Contemporary Art Pricing Guide
A Day at The Metropolitan Museum of Art With Paul Zepeda
The best painting break in the world — a trip to one of Manhattan’s incredible museums. Up yesterday? The Met. It was yours truly and Paul Zepeda, with Betty Crocker riding shotgun, taking in the (sometimes neon) sights.
Robinson Cano, David Robertson, Trenton Thunder and the MVP Foundation
It was soon to be a dark and stormy night at Waterfront Park, home of the Trenton Thunder. But before the rain fell, I had the distinct pleasure of presenting portraits I created of David Robertson and Robinson Cano to the stars.
Painting Process New York Yankee David Robertson
As I mentioned in the Robinson Cano recap, I’ve met some great people through the Major League Baseball Fan Cave. This is the second portrait created for the MVP Foundation — New York Yankee David Robertson.
Painting Process New York Yankee Robinson Cano
Through the Major League Baseball Fan Cave, I’ve met some incredible people — one such individual is Doctor Thomas Haveron. After a few phone calls, Doc told me about his MVP Foundation, I offered to get involved… and that’s how I ended up painting Robinson Cano and David Robertson.
Borbay to Show in Scan.It Exhibition at Gallery 40, Brighton, UK
Scan.it, an experimental project which looks at scanning as an alternative to photography, will be coming to Gallery 40 as a three part exhibition.