photo by Todd Franson of Metro Weekly

CHRISTOPHER CUNETTO
Co-Founder, Boys Be Good
Originally from the midwest, I make narrative, figurative work that plays with conventions of seriousness, melodrama and camp. Large scale drawing is the challenge - using the small pencil tool to make big compositions. I like things that are beautiful, labor intensive, and slightly subversive. I make large drawings and work as a freelance illustrator. Check out more of my work on my website here.

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  Singe

  Colored pencil on Stonehenge, 14 x 17 inches

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  Untitled (blue waters)

  Colored pencil on Stonehenge, 19 x 16 inches

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  Ex Nihilo

  Colored pencil on Stonehenge, 14 x 17 inches

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  Demon: Eudaimonia

  Colored pencil on Arches 88, 22 x 30 inches

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  Demond: Melancholy

  Colored pencil on Arches 88, 22 x 30 inches

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  Narcissus' Murmer

  9 x 12 inches Colored pencil on panel

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  Death (The Second Vision of Psychopomp)

  colored pencil on arches. 50 x 50 inches

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  My Swollen Eyes

  Colored Pencil on Paper, 30 x 44 inches, 2010. Part of the "We were orphans" installation.

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  We were orphans

  Nine individually titled and composed panels, together forming one large scale drawing. Colored pencil and graphite on paper. 11 x 7.5 feet.

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  We were orphans

  (installation view) Nine individually titled and composed panels, together forming one large scale drawing. Colored pencil and graphite on paper. 11 x 7.5 feet.

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  If Death Should Smell My Breathing

  Part of "We were orphans" Colored pencil on paper, 30 x 44 inches, 2010.

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  We Were Orphans

  30 x 44 inches Colored Pencil on Stonehenge

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  Our Pretty Feathers, Our Ugly Feet

  30 x 44 inches Colored Pencil on Stonehenge

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  thickets

  colored pencil and graphite powder on paper, 22 x 30 inches, 2010.

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  Unbound

  22 x 30 inches Colored pencil on Stonehenge

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  Untitled (wolf)

  22 x 30 inches Colored pencil on Stonehenge