American Chinese Luke Chueh’s Cute but Brute Art



American Chinese designer - artist Luke Chueh has an excellent and collectible style of painting, combining wit with visual simplicity - key to creating images with impact.

“Employing minimal color schemes, simple animal characters, and a seemingly endless list of ill-fated situations, Chueh stylistically balances cute with brute, walking the fine line between comedy and tragedy.”

I particularly like his quirky take on both modern, consumerist and personal cultures, such as with his interests in Japanese robots, and the self-referential banana portrait. It’s great looking art which people can relate to.

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2 comments   |  2,745 views  |  categories : Arts, Asian American, Design

1 The Nature of Water - Art Inspired by Bruce Lee - in California { 12.31.07 at 8:17 pm }

[...] In his short lifetime, Bruce Lee has been an inspiration to to many people through his profound teachings, films, and philosophy. This art show will pay homage and draw inspiration from his legacy. Artists featured include the previously posted Luke Chueh. [...]

2 Luke Chueh Interview { 08.28.08 at 12:17 pm }

[...] Previously posted American Chinese artist Luke Chueh has an interview up on Josh Spear. Check it out his thoughts if you like what he does. [...]

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