Orange Dog

Crushed Can Art.
In a meadow with yellow flowers sits an orange dog.

Handpainted and framed, ready to hang on the wall.

http://www.crushed-can-art.com

Close-Up View of Painting

Here is a new Crushed Can painting with a
close-up view of the hand painting on the
can. (Click on picture for larger view.)

I use acrylic paints and various sized
paint brushes to create each original art
work.

Running Girl

It is painted by hand. It is on a crushed can.
There is only one like it in the entire world.

Ready to Start Painting

The cans are crushed and sitting on the easel ready
to be painted.

Happy Man

Found an abanodened soda can in a parking lot, took it home, washed it, crushed it flat, then painted this happy man wearing a black hat on the can.
Next into a frame and off to the gallery.

Running Girl with Flowers

Crushed the Can, then put on the paint.
After the varnish dried, then I put it in a custom-made,
white wooden frame
and hung it on the wall.

Yellowish Cat

A happy, smiling yellowish cat sitting outside on a sunny day.
Hand painted on a crushed can.

Smiling Daisy

A happy, smiling daisy on a crushed soda can. Painted with acrylic paints.
Have a question about my Crushed Can art?
Send me an e-mail at info@charleskaufman.com

Red Hair

FAQ: Do you create the art in your computer, then print out the art on paper and glue it on a can?
Answer: All artwork on the crushed cans is hand painted using acrylic paints.

Crushed Can Art.

Black and White Dog Out for a Run

After crushing the can, I flatten it a bit more to make a better painting surface.
Each can crushes into a different shape.
Like the painting on it, each crushed can "canvas" is unique.

My Crushed Can Art is one-of-a-kind art that cannot be reproduced.

Brown Bear Waving

A brown bear painted on a crushed soda can.
After it is painted, the art work is coated with several layers of varnish to protect the paint.