Bryan Kelly's unique and artistic view of the world.
Hello world...come on in and take a walk-about through my art. I don't know if you
will laugh, cry or just blip on by...take a look. I think there might be an image that
will tickle your fancy.
Original art
Aviation art
Abstract art
Photographs
Giclee fine art prints
Yes, I have gone digital. While I have most of my original works, I am primarily selling
fine art prints to the public. I will retain copyright on all of my works. Some of the work
shown is old and is no longer available. It does represent significant parts of my artistic
creativity and has been represented as a documentation of my past efforts in different
medias.        
I love the idea of flight. The light weight and strength of the structures under the
skin of an airplane fascinates me.
Kelly's Art and Design
Mythic A-26
Odd Man Out or Super-Sonic
Wanna-be
The first window I
constructed from
information in a how/to
book on stained glass, is
the
one on the right and was
built in 1980. The tree was
number two and the lower
one, I just don't remember.
A number of windows
followed. All were original
designs.
This female torso is made of clay
and was completed in 1989. She was
based on a tailor's dummy initially
and then modified as seen above
and below.
Titled Davinci Transport, this oil based mono-type print is from a
series I did while studying in Florence, Italy in 1998.
This wire and tissue covered sculpture is
36 inches tall, is from my college days and is
loosely based on the early stick and tissue
airplane models I used to build as a kid.
Titled Pacific Rim, the painting has an acrylic under-painting with the
clouds in oil over it. The material is Dacron, an aircraft covering and is
stretched with an iron. After gesso and a light sanding,the result is a
perfectly smooth painting surface .
I created this segmented, Raku fired wall piece, for a pilot at the end of my last pottery re-incarnation. It was mounted
in his dining room and covered a 6 x 8 foot section of his wall.