SIDESHOW BANNERS
30 Years painting sideshow banners
Imagine painting for an actual sideshow —that’s exactly how my sideshow banner journey began in 1996 in Coney Island. From Coney Island to Vermont, from Honolulu to London, from stages to galleries and museums and as seen in documentaries or television series such as Ink Master, my banners have traveled, flown and delighted. See the entire history on my other website. Enjoy some recent commissions below. Support other small business art vendors, artists, and performers by clicking on the banners below.
paleology + corprolites + sideshow banners = poozeum
Commissioned banners for the “…sh—tiest museum in the world” (The New York Post). These banners are educational, humorous, and accompany real fossil displays. Read more here:
Acrylic and sign enamel on canvas. 4 x 4 ft. Commissioned banner. Book the Hoop Doc for a performance (click on banner).
Acrylic and sign enamel on canvas. 4 x 4 ft. Commissioned banner. Check out Ken's latest vendor schedule to buy his awesomely creepy "toy-story-like" creations (click on the banner).
Acrylic and sign enamel on canvas. 4 x 4 ft. Commissioned banner.
Acrylic and sign enamel on aluminum panel. 12 x 12 in. Commissioned Elliot Lobell for his handmade stop-motion animated short film written, directed, and animated by Elliot Lobell. Check out his IG to see the latest screening event (click on banner)
Acrylic and sign enamel on canvas. 4 x 4 ft. Commissioned banner. Support another small business by shopping at Lily's Thirteen Circles (click on the link).
Acrylic and sign enamel on canvas. e x 4 ft. Commissioned banner.