Artist Information:
Peat Wollaeger
St. Louis, MO
United States
Member Since: Feb 2005
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Artist Statement:
Drawing and painting ever
since he was a kid. Peat
Wollaeger started doing
commercial art in the early
90’s and continued for almost
a decade, designing for such
clients as Coca-Cola, R. J.
Reynolds, M&M Mars, Anheuser
Busch and some lesser evils.
Burned out with the Graphic
arts scene and not creating
his own art, he switched to
doing web design, a much less
creatively draining field of
work for him.
His creative juices were
flowing again and he had more
energy to focus on his art.
Wanting to transfer some of
his illustrations on to glass,
he thought of silk-screening
it. With no real access to
silk-screening equipment he
looked for different means.
Seeing the art of Banksy and
Logan Hicks, inspired him to
try stencils and spray paint
to reproduce his
Illustrations, and now it’s
his medium of choice. The
stencil is so vercitile, you
can spray on many different
surfaces, but in his opinion
they look the best on the
street in a urban
landscape....
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Peat Wollaeger's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Peat Wollaeger's Portfolio.
Drawing and painting ever since he was a kid. Peat Wollaeger started doing commercial art in the early 90’s and continued for almost a decade, designing for such clients as Coca-Cola, R. J. Reynolds, M&M Mars, Anheuser Busch and some lesser evils. Burned out with the Graphic arts scene and not creating his own art, he switched to doing web design, a much less creatively draining field of work for him.
His creative juices were flowing again and he had more energy to focus on his art. Wanting to transfer some of his illustrations on to glass, he thought of silk-screening it. With no real access to silk-screening equipment he looked for different means. Seeing the art of Banksy and Logan Hicks, inspired him to try stencils and spray paint to reproduce his Illustrations, and now it’s his medium of choice. The stencil is so vercitile, you can spray on many different surfaces, but in his opinion they look the best on the street in a urban landscape.... |
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