The Gina Sigman Gallery

Could this seemingly whimsical object in the skies be an act of terror? Perhaps it's to blame for our severe inclement weather patterns, unexplained cases of chronic fatigue,  or still births? Ok. Maybe I'm waxing a little intense with the conspiracy theories but one thing's for certain: it's not a gift from China. If you read and write Mandarin, perhaps you'll understand the lettering on the bottom of the balloon. Hint: it doesn't say happy birthday.

I'm honored to present this hazy purple rendition of the late, Jimi Hendrix

Meet Dr. Brian May. No. He's not a medical doctor. He holds a doctorate in astronomy.  Yes, Queen's brilliant guitarist is a renaissance man! Under that bushy mane if hair is a very very well-developed brain: both musically and otherwise. I hope you enjoy this rendering of him.

When I think of the blues, I think red. The flaming red hair and fiery guitar licks of the great guitar goddess herself, Ms. Bonnie Raitt. 

Not only was Mr. Crosby an iconic symbol of 60s and 70s rock, he was our neighbor too. Other neighbors say he was a kind humanitarian.  And so, here is a tribute to this great singer, songwriter and musician and the lingering legacy he leaves.

Struts frontman, Luke Spiller is one of the most unsung classic rock heroes of the 2100st century.  After years of lousy excuses for musical talent: enter The Struts.  He calls his style victorian rock and channels the spirit of Freddie Mercury with his flamboyant presence on stage. Here he is: dragging on an old fashioned smoke, looking as bad boy as can be....I present to you, the man who rescued rock n roll, MR. LUKE SPILLER.

I'm currently on hiatus from painting but I thought I would go back through my portfolio and give you some of my absolute classics. No celeb collection is complete without Marilyn. My rendition of Milton Green's famous photo of Marilyn reflects the dicotomy of her delicate innocence and raw sexuality.