ACEO CLOWN PORTRAIT #184 "Hugo Miró"

 

ACEO Clown #184 "Hugo Miró"

Acrylic on paper,  2 ½” x 3 ½”

ACEO clown #184 is inspired by an amazing clown "Hugo Miró" from Guadalajara, Spain. He is a self-taught circus and street  performance artist. He has all kinds of clown skills like juggling, acrobacy, pantomime, phisical comedy. He took many courses to make his clowning skills better.  Some of them are School of Acrobatic and Circus Techniques "L’Pista", Madrid (2010), Clown, with Hernán Gené in Carampa, Madrid (2008/2010), Pantomime, with Vasily Protsenko in Carampa, Madrid (2008/2010), Clown, with Sergi Estebanell (Cía Pallapupas) (2012, Guadalajara) and Clown, with Leandre Ribera (2013, Granada). He has a very nice website as well http://www.hugomiro.com/en/

"Hugo Miró"

work in progress

 

ACEO CLOWN PORTRAIT #183 "Leo Acton"

 

ACEO clown #183 is inspired by a very unique and talented clown Leo Acton originally from Brookfield, Wisconsin and now located in Saint Augustine Florida, US. Leo Acton graduated Ringling Clown College in 1996 and toured with both the Red and Blue Units before appearing with shows such as Circus Gatti, Loomis Bros., and Culpepper, which he has been on for several years on tour with the Culpepper Merriweather Circus. See his insta page at  @LeoActon  I am also sharing a time-lapse videoclip of this clown portrait. Enjoy it!

ACEO Clown #183 "Leo Acton" 

Acrylic on paper,  2 ½” x 3 ½”

Clown Leo Acton

(Photo by Kirk Marsh)

 

work in progress

ACEO Clown Portrait #182 "Kirk Marsh"

 

ACEO CLOWN PORTRAIT #182 is inspired by an amaing talented clown and photoghrapher artisr "Kirk Marsh" from Florida, US. With a background in the performing arts and circus (he toured with The Greatest Show on Earth for a year...and went to Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Clown College as well as touring his solo silent comedy show around the world to over 53 countries) he has a style that is influenced heavily by magical realism and the fictions of our own minds.

ACEO Clown #182 "Kirk Marsh" 

acrylic on paper,  2 ½” x 3 ½”

"Kirk Marsh"

work in progress