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T Magazine: Doug Aitken’s Acid Modernism

The artist’s house sounds as cool as it looks, as seen in our exclusive video.

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New Wilderness, 22 x 30 serigraph print.  By Eric Nyquist

New Wilderness, 22 x 30 serigraph print.  By Eric Nyquist

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My Post Its for the Post It show at Giant Robot Tomorrow night. 

My Post Its for the Post It show at Giant Robot Tomorrow night. 

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Exerpt from new series of drawings I’m working on called “Beautiful Words”.

Exerpt from new series of drawings I’m working on called “Beautiful Words”.

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New and Improved Website is up!

I’m still working out a few things on the new site, bare with me. 

10 months ago  3 notes

New Sketchbook Pages

New Sketchbook Pages

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T Magazine: Doug Aitken’s Acid Modernism

The artist’s house sounds as cool as it looks, as seen in our exclusive video.
New Wilderness, 22 x 30 serigraph print.  By Eric Nyquist

New Wilderness, 22 x 30 serigraph print.  By Eric Nyquist

(Source: ericnyquist.com)

My Post Its for the Post It show at Giant Robot Tomorrow night. 

My Post Its for the Post It show at Giant Robot Tomorrow night. 

Exerpt from new series of drawings I’m working on called “Beautiful Words”.

Exerpt from new series of drawings I’m working on called “Beautiful Words”.

New and Improved Website is up!

I’m still working out a few things on the new site, bare with me. 
New Sketchbook Pages

New Sketchbook Pages

T Magazine: Doug Aitken’s Acid Modernism
New and Improved Website is up!

About:

Eric Nyquist is a Los Angeles based artist, originally from Turlock, a rural town in the California Central Valley. After graduating from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, Nyquist began a career as a working artist. Merging the natural and industrial into detailed drawings, Nyquist explores human empathy within a shifting panorama. With each drawing, the viewer is compelled to explore overlooked details. His imagery also references an increasing dependence on technology and its ability to distribute information.