Manifest Destiny - Worm
Manifest Destiny - Grasshopper - Jordan Arp -
Manifest Destiny - Ladybug - Jordan Arp
Simulacra
Eye See You
Wallpaper
Care
Sunshine #9
Departing Earth
Around We Go - Screenprint variation by Jordan Arp
Around We Go - Screenprint variation by Jordan Arp
Around We Go - Screenprint variation by Jordan Arp
Manic Pixie Dream Girl
SetofSevenAlter
SetofSevenAlter
SetofSevenAlter
SetofSevenAlter
SetofSevenAlter
Exposure is Cumulative
Unrecognized Risk - digital illustration - Jordan Arp
Eyescream - block print by Jordan Arp
Ghost Writer
Gaia
Heart of Gold
NeoLiberty - Jordan Arp
Freedom.png
Red, White, BOOM
Fight The Black Snake
Stand Witness
Fight
Stop the Pipeline
Protest
Water is Life
Defend the Mississippi
Role Model - Women's March - DSM 2017
Women's March - Des Moines 2017
Thank You Sketch
Thank You
Thank You
Thank You
Manifest Destiny - WormAcrylic painting on 12x12 panel, juxtaposition of abstract and illustrative by Jordan Arp, 2021.
Manifest Destiny - Grasshopper - Jordan Arp -Acrylic painting on 12x12 panel, juxtaposition of abstract and illustrative by Jordan Arp, 2021.
Manifest Destiny - Ladybug - Jordan Arp Acrylic painting on 12x12 panel, juxtaposition of abstract and illustrative by Jordan Arp, 2021.
Simulacra
Eye See You
Wallpaper
Care
Sunshine #9
Departing EarthAcrylic painting 2’x6’
Around We Go - Screenprint variation by Jordan ArpJordan ArpAround We GoIllustrations that are representative of the movement and speed of life cycles, accompanied by the repetitive and endless cycles of life and death. Utilizing plant imagery for life and growth, worms and mushrooms are decomposers representing death and rebirth. Rabbits and snails were used to contrast the speed at which life moves or cycles. Embedded in the center of the snail shell is an eye symbolizing the observation of these cycles, and illustrated by a snail’s relative stillness in comparison with how quickly life goes by. Repeating the same design elements in different combinations, across multiple prints, illustrates the many available paths in life, and the choices we must make. There are many choices presented through life, and no two paths are alike. Regardless of which paths are chosen, it will ultimately lead to the same end, only for the cycle to begin again.
Around We Go - Screenprint variation by Jordan ArpJordan ArpAround We GoIllustrations that are representative of the movement and speed of life cycles, accompanied by the repetitive and endless cycles of life and death. Utilizing plant imagery for life and growth, worms and mushrooms are decomposers representing death and rebirth. Rabbits and snails were used to contrast the speed at which life moves or cycles. Embedded in the center of the snail shell is an eye symbolizing the observation of these cycles, and illustrated by a snail’s relative stillness in comparison with how quickly life goes by. Repeating the same design elements in different combinations, across multiple prints, illustrates the many available paths in life, and the choices we must make. There are many choices presented through life, and no two paths are alike. Regardless of which paths are chosen, it will ultimately lead to the same end, only for the cycle to begin again.
Around We Go - Screenprint variation by Jordan ArpJordan ArpAround We GoIllustrations that are representative of the movement and speed of life cycles, accompanied by the repetitive and endless cycles of life and death. Utilizing plant imagery for life and growth, worms and mushrooms are decomposers representing death and rebirth. Rabbits and snails were used to contrast the speed at which life moves or cycles. Embedded in the center of the snail shell is an eye symbolizing the observation of these cycles, and illustrated by a snail’s relative stillness in comparison with how quickly life goes by. Repeating the same design elements in different combinations, across multiple prints, illustrates the many available paths in life, and the choices we must make. There are many choices presented through life, and no two paths are alike. Regardless of which paths are chosen, it will ultimately lead to the same end, only for the cycle to begin again.
Manic Pixie Dream GirlScreen print utilizing split fountain, based on trope. Printed on french paper, with speedball ink.
SetofSevenAlter
SetofSevenAlter
SetofSevenAlter
SetofSevenAlter
SetofSevenAlter
Exposure is Cumulative
Unrecognized Risk - digital illustration - Jordan ArpIllustration for prompt “unrecognized risk”. Created in procreate utilizing linocut technique for inspiration. Jordan Arp - November 2022
Eyescream - block print by Jordan Arp
Ghost Writer
Gaia
Heart of Gold
NeoLiberty - Jordan ArpMixed media painting - resin / epoxy, currency, transparency, halftone, pigments, spray paint, found materialThe subject matter reflects on our neoliberalism society and the military-industrial complex and how our world resolves around money - whoever has the money gets and defines justice.
Freedom.png
Red, White, BOOMCMYK techique using only red and blue ink on white paper. We are slaves regardless of political affiliation. Utilizes subversion to translate concept.
Fight The Black SnakeScreen print created to raise awareness and generate funds for Sacred Rock and Protectors.
Stand WitnessKelly Buffalo in North Dakota
FightCreative director - Jordan ArpPhotographer - Morgan WallaceModel - Karissa McCurnAnimal handler - Andrew Jenson
Stop the PipelineScreen print process used to create Stop the Pipeline posters.
ProtestTaken in Keokuk, Iowa at Mississippi Last Stand #NoDAPL protest. Attempting to keep the Dakota Access Pipeline from going under the Mississippi River on October 1st 2016.
Water is LifeTaken during a Bold Iowa solidarity rally and press conference downtown Des Moines at the Neal Smith Federal Building. On November 15th, 2016, the national day of action against the Dakota Access Pipeline, this event called on President Obama and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to revoke the Dakota Access Pipeline's permits.
Defend the Mississippi
Role Model - Women's March - DSM 2017
Women's March - Des Moines 2017
Thank You Sketch
Thank You
Thank You
Thank You
info
/
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
·
