Charles Frizzell: painter of Native American cosmic realism

Frizzell was born on 1944 in Kentucky. He graduated from Murray State University in 1967, and moved to Colorado in 1969, where he still lives now. The natural landscapes that surround him inspire him even further on his work of mysterious lands and cosmic shamans: the Royal Gorge, Arkansas River, and Bighorn Sheep canyon. He's a member of the International Guild of Realism and has had several solo, as well as group, exhibitions around the southwest of USA.


Thunder Dance


The Vision


Shaman's Journey


The Sacred Arrow

Rodolfo Marron: mystic rituals (and rainbow menstruation?)

Couldn't find much information on this wonderful artist, but he's included in some articles about artists from Kansas City, so I'm assuming he's from there. (Some of) his artwork depicts mysterious rituals around rainbow vaginas with cloaked skulls dancing around colorful fires and teepees, with the name of his artwork such as "Cosmic Vaginal Light", "Lizards Licking Luscious Ladies" and "Dance of the Womb" (shown below). The last pages of his flickr portfolio also display rather humorous work with the same characters and others, with "Jizz Iz What It Iz", "Come to Momma", "Head Up Ur Ass" and "Shitz" as entertaining titles.


Chief God


Fire in the Ocean


Dance of the Womb


Ghost Dance Animals

Marron also has a blogspot.