For Brett Rhodes Neal, idle hands are the artist’s tools. Upon finishing his bronze and silver painted sculpture, “Beagle in Boots,” he was bored. So he decided to make a painting of it…cover in Picassos. Absolutely brilliant!
Check out Brett’s new series, “Ultra Power,” of 1960’s Kitchen Aid Mixers reflecting other artists’ work. Commission one, and you get to pick your favorite artist. His only request…make it challenging. Remember, Brett hates to be bored.
Oh, I have to have this mixer!
I love your collage of Rhett, Moira…what a sweet dog.
Hope you’re having a nice weekend.:)
I am so proud of Brett. What a great artist he is – and what a wonderful blessing because he is my brother!
Hello, if you could please help us. We have been searching for Brett Rhodes Neal for a few years now, a very good friend of ours. If you know of hime, could you please pass on this message. our email address is aust_melb@hotmail.com. thankyou. “Hi Brett, please ,please contact us back. It’s Carlo and Sai in Melbourne from Thailand . We are so worried about you and not know where you are now. Please let us know that you are ok. Please reply back to me. Your friend Carlo. love you”
Does anybody know where we can buy any of Brett’s paintings or artwork?
Here is Brett’s current website and contact information
http://www.brettneal.com
Thank you for Bretts new website information. As you can see, people have been coming to my blog looking for him. Keep in touch with any new dog art works. I love the boy in the egg.
Moira McLaughlin
Dog Art Today
https://dogarttoday.com
Hi Moira
Brett has just received from the foundry the first casting of his Beagle In Boots in stainless steel. Looks tremendous. http://www.brettneal.com/current.html
He also continues to produce a limited number of his painted Beagle In Boots.
A reduced size version of The Boy In An Egg will be cast in stainless steel. Ready in a couple of months. And he’s casting the full size one in bronze.
Cheers
Simon Napier-Bell
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