Matousek
Tom Matousek - Colors of Evil
limited edition giclée on canvas, hand embellished
195 numbered and hand signed by the artist
48 x 12
MATCO1
$550.00
Tom Matousek - Devious Maleficent
limited edition giclée on canvas
50 numbered and hand signed by the artist
36 x 18
MATDE1
$495.00
Tom Matousek - Famous Pose, The
limited edition giclée on canvas, hand embellished
195 numbered and hand signed by the artist
32 x 16
MATFA1
$495.00
Tom Matousek - Majestic Palace
limited edition giclée on canvas
195 numbered and hand signed by the artist
42 x 14
MATMA1
$495.00
Tom Matousek - Master of the Lamp
limited edition giclée on canvas, hand embellished
195 numbered and hand signed by the artist
36 x 18
MATMA2
$495.00
Tom Matousek - Take a Bite My Pretty
limited edition giclée on canvas, hand-embellished
95 numbered and hand signed by the artist
12 x 36
MATTA1
$395.00
Tom Matousek - Tea for Three
limited edition giclée on canvas, hand embellished
195 numbered and hand signed by the artist
36 x 17.75
MATTE2
$595.00
Tom Matousek - Tickling the Ivory
limited edition giclée on canvas, hand embellished
95 numbered and hand signed by the artist
12 x 36
MATTI1
$395.00
Tom Matousek - True Love's Embrace
limited edition giclée on canvas, hand-embellished
195 numbered and hand signed by the artist
45 x 12
MATTR1
$495.00
Tom Matousek - True Love's Embrace
limited edition giclée on canvas
1500 numbered
28 x 8
MATTR2
$150.00
“It is my desire to create abstract work that is understandable to all who view it, while at the same time provoking thought, curiosity, imagination, inspiration, and conversation.”
TOM MATOUSEK is a self-taught artist from Cleveland, Ohio, who has lived in the San Francisco Bay Area for nearly 20 years. He began his artistic journey by studying cartoons as a child and in a short time, could draw almost anything from memory. “I have lots of memories of staying up late with my brother and friends, watching Creature Features and drawing anything we could get our hands on—the sports page, baseball and football cards, beverage cans and cartoon characters. I would stay in my room for hours creating my own cartoons. From the time I was a kid it was my dream to be a Disney artist.”
His meteoric rise as a prominent mural painter soon landed his artwork in the homes of professional athletes, high-end restaurants, and at AT&T Park, home of three time World Series Champions, the San Francisco Giants. These commissions soon drew the eye of San Francisco’s world renowned theater district, where Tom began a career in Set Design that ultimately led him, in 2010, to win a Shellie Award, the East Bay’s version of the Tony’s.
All the while, Tom Matousek continued to experiment with portraits on canvas, using abstract shapes in order to define his artistic voice even further. It was during this explorative period that Tom began to compose faces using sharp, geometric forms. Although this style, at first glance, appears to be about the individual shapes and colors, it is more about light value, and how that causes the human eye to manipulate the shapes and colors involuntarily in order to find a cohesive form.
Tom Matousek - Colors of Evil
limited edition giclée on canvas, hand embellished
195 numbered and hand signed by the artist
48 x 12
MATCO1
$550.00
Tom Matousek - Devious Maleficent
limited edition giclée on canvas
50 numbered and hand signed by the artist
36 x 18
MATDE1
$495.00
Tom Matousek - Famous Pose, The
limited edition giclée on canvas, hand embellished
195 numbered and hand signed by the artist
32 x 16
MATFA1
$495.00
Tom Matousek - Majestic Palace
limited edition giclée on canvas
195 numbered and hand signed by the artist
42 x 14
MATMA1
$495.00
Tom Matousek - Master of the Lamp
limited edition giclée on canvas, hand embellished
195 numbered and hand signed by the artist
36 x 18
MATMA2
$495.00
Tom Matousek - Take a Bite My Pretty
limited edition giclée on canvas, hand-embellished
95 numbered and hand signed by the artist
12 x 36
MATTA1
$395.00
Tom Matousek - Tea for Three
limited edition giclée on canvas, hand embellished
195 numbered and hand signed by the artist
36 x 17.75
MATTE2
$595.00
Tom Matousek - Tickling the Ivory
limited edition giclée on canvas, hand embellished
95 numbered and hand signed by the artist
12 x 36
MATTI1
$395.00
Tom Matousek - True Love's Embrace
limited edition giclée on canvas, hand-embellished
195 numbered and hand signed by the artist
45 x 12
MATTR1
$495.00
Tom Matousek - True Love's Embrace
limited edition giclée on canvas
1500 numbered
28 x 8
MATTR2
$150.00
“It is my desire to create abstract work that is understandable to all who view it, while at the same time provoking thought, curiosity, imagination, inspiration, and conversation.”
TOM MATOUSEK is a self-taught artist from Cleveland, Ohio, who has lived in the San Francisco Bay Area for nearly 20 years. He began his artistic journey by studying cartoons as a child and in a short time, could draw almost anything from memory. “I have lots of memories of staying up late with my brother and friends, watching Creature Features and drawing anything we could get our hands on—the sports page, baseball and football cards, beverage cans and cartoon characters. I would stay in my room for hours creating my own cartoons. From the time I was a kid it was my dream to be a Disney artist.”
His meteoric rise as a prominent mural painter soon landed his artwork in the homes of professional athletes, high-end restaurants, and at AT&T Park, home of three time World Series Champions, the San Francisco Giants. These commissions soon drew the eye of San Francisco’s world renowned theater district, where Tom began a career in Set Design that ultimately led him, in 2010, to win a Shellie Award, the East Bay’s version of the Tony’s.
All the while, Tom Matousek continued to experiment with portraits on canvas, using abstract shapes in order to define his artistic voice even further. It was during this explorative period that Tom began to compose faces using sharp, geometric forms. Although this style, at first glance, appears to be about the individual shapes and colors, it is more about light value, and how that causes the human eye to manipulate the shapes and colors involuntarily in order to find a cohesive form.