Sunday October 8th we are bringing back the Meat Raffle!
At this event a bunch of artists have come forward and donated art for our raffle/ auction! Check out more info on the artists and see samples of their awesome art!
More info about Meat Raffle here.
1. Jeremy Hebert
Thanks to Jeremy Hebert from the Deurty Boys Gallery in New Orleans. Jeremy is Rod's favorite French Quarter Artist in New Orleans owning several pieces of his, even commissioning a piece! Jeremy Donated the JJ Watt Life Sized Cut Out, and the Texas Lips, and had them shipped to us to raise some money!
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2. Lauro Guerra
Lauro is a self-taught, freelance illustrator born and raised in South Texas. He lives in a realm of graphite, ink, and acrylic paint, in a house made of canvas and paper. From Batman to Godzilla, to historical figures or dinosaurs, his unbiased appreciation of pop culture and history has brought to life stuff he thought was really, really cool. He loves using art to tell stories and capture ideas, and hates talking about himself in the third person.
3. Ian Vandenberg
Ian is a New Orleans born artist, who recently relocated to Houston, Texas. He creates unique artwork mosaics using local recycled beer bottle caps. Ian has been featured in a number of magazines and on many beer related websites, most recently being featured on Circa.com, a national online news service. He has done countless pieces for personal clients, private collections and charity auctions, and has also done pieces for local chefs and celebrities, as well as NFL football players. For questions or to commission a piece for yourself, you can email Ian directly at pelicancapworks@yahoo.com.
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4. Brett & Jessica Woods of Winsome Woods
They will be donating a "sitting" lamp to our auction!
5. Kenny Callender
"My wife and I have a small business where we make decorative wooden signs, furniture and different stuff. Most likely we will do a U.S. flag and thinking about a TX flag. They will be pretty big probably 2ft.x4ft."