Prints Available at thefailurestore.com

Sean Slattery—one of my favorite friends and artists—has created an online portfolio/retail store, and I am so happy to be a featured artist on the website! It is called The Failure Store, and it has lots of Sean’s artwork along with his collaborations, including a tiny sample of works for sale by Ripper Jordan, which I was a part of with Sean and artist/friend David Ryan in Las Vegas.

Here are the things by me that you can pick up there. Each one is a digital print, 11″ x 14″, signed and dated by me on the back.

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Thanks for having me, Sean!

From a Selection of Paintings, 2006, by James Hough

Koby Teith was a brand I created during the time that my friends and I were writing country songs as Ripper Jordan. We liked Toby Keith’s bravado and intelligence as a songwriter, so I paid homage to him by creating a logo that I think looks like it would be dandy on a steak sauce bottle.

As for the artwork, the logo served as an armature around which to pile up mounds of oil paint. Methinks the tedium of masking and airbrushing was getting to me!

James Hough, Koby Teith, Brown BW, 2006 James Hough, Koby Teith, Green Colors, 2006 James Hough, Koby Teith, Brown Red, 2006 James Hough, Koby Teith, Green Burst, 2006 James Hough, Koby Teith, Brown Sloppy, 2006 James Hough, Koby Teith, Dark Red, 2006 James Hough, Koby Teith logo, 2005