George Borum (MUROB)
George's folk artwork is easily identifiable by a glorious use of dots, dashes and squiggles. He works mostly with a bold palette of primary colors but his patriotic sense is reflected in his regular use of red, white and blue stars and striped themes. He is color blind and many times it shows up in unusual color combinations. He does flat work, assemblages, cutouts, and his "signature signposts" and also applies his whimsy to objects like tables, chairs, birdhouses, coffee pots, globes, boxes, bottles and jugs
George's folk artwork is easily identifiable by a glorious use of dots, dashes and squiggles. He works mostly with a bold palette of primary colors but his patriotic sense is reflected in his regular use of red, white and blue stars and striped themes. He is color blind and many times it shows up in unusual color combinations. He does flat work, assemblages, cutouts, and his "signature signposts" and also applies his whimsy to objects like tables, chairs, birdhouses, coffee pots, globes, boxes, bottles and jugs
Hell Bent Express
Acrylic on masonite
Acrylic on masonite