I’m delighted to present my latest commissioned painting: The Long Island City Pepsi Cola Sign.
Tag: Painting Process
Guggenheim #6 AKA Pink Guggenheim
“Go Out and Get It For Yourself” A Portrait of Don Draper
As a reformed Madison Avenue Tribeca-Based Advertising business director, I confess — I’ve imagined myself as Don Draper… sitting cross-legged in a fine suit trendy jeans, sipping Wild Turkey ginger-ale, smoking a cigarette smiling, pitching the world’s finest campaign mollifying the procurement department…
Title Guarantee Building Painted from Perch’s Los Angeles Rooftop
As magic carpet ride that is Michael Jackson, Inc. continues, I find myself in Los Angeles. I’ve been dying to paint here, so I decided to spend a few days and find the best rooftop view in Los Angeles. Thanks to Joseph and the awesome team over at Perch, mission accomplished.
“It’s a Stereotype. And it’s Offensive.” A Portrait of Tony Soprano
Introducing Antihero #4 — Tony Soprano. Where to begin? Not only are the Sopranos my favorite painting companions, the late James Gandolfini’s portrayal of Tony is one of the great character turns in history. I’ve watched the series start-to-finish ten times, and will continue to do so for years.
Born In Blood, Both Of Us — A Portrait of Dexter Morgan
A Commissioned Portrait of Samantha
Wanna Play Games? Okay. Tony Montana Portrait by Borbay
If you walked into my collegiate apartment on Buswell Street in 2001, you’d find two images of Tony Montana on the wall. Scarface. All you have to do is say the word, and people understand. Okay? Al Pacino’s electric political refugee marks painting number two in my growing ‘Anti-Hero’ series.
Mormon Row Cowboy Barn — Jackson Hole — A Borbay Painting
When I was commissioned by Matt and Allison to create a Jackson Hole-inspired painting, they wanted me to experience things for myself, so it was wheels up, next stop Wyoming.
Painting Process, A Portrait of Deborah Paul
I’m delighted to share my commissioned portrait of Deborah Paul. I met Deborah three years ago on the Upper East Side while painting on the street. We stayed in touch, and last year, Deborah acquired my Guggenheim 4.