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Mike Teutul and His Art - The Wolf Gang Gallery & Store
For just over 2 years, Mike Teutul has been turning to art as more than just a hobby. "I started painting about two years ago, out of boredom. I was working at Orange County Choppers, and I was sort of aimlessly wondering what to do with myself. I felt like a kind of Vegas act, waiting to meet and greet people at the door. The producer Adam suggested I do some portraits of the cast and crew, people I'm very fond of. So I started painting everybody. I didn't think anyone would want to buy any of my art, I just wanted to paint."
According to his website, he found his new passion was more than just fun. "I really enjoyed it, and I found it therapeutic. I became obsessed with it, and that was probably a good thing. If I
don't concentrate my addictive behavior on something positive, it will definitely go to the negative, I don't make any bones about that."
This is what would bring the Wolf Gang Gallery and the Graffiti of War Project in contact with each other. Many of our staff, specifically our founder, Doc Parsons and his wife, Melissa, are avid fans of the American Chopper series and especially of Mikey Teutul. He's funny, kind and most of all, he is relatable. After watching the series this past year, we got the idea to contact Mike because of his gallery and our upcoming National Exhibition.
Though his curator and gallery manager, we were able to work out a tenative date in February to bring the Graffiti of War Project's National Exhibit to Montgomery, New York to further help our efforts to raise national awareness for those suffering from the invisible wounds of war, PTSD and TBI.
According to his website, he found his new passion was more than just fun. "I really enjoyed it, and I found it therapeutic. I became obsessed with it, and that was probably a good thing. If I
don't concentrate my addictive behavior on something positive, it will definitely go to the negative, I don't make any bones about that."
This is what would bring the Wolf Gang Gallery and the Graffiti of War Project in contact with each other. Many of our staff, specifically our founder, Doc Parsons and his wife, Melissa, are avid fans of the American Chopper series and especially of Mikey Teutul. He's funny, kind and most of all, he is relatable. After watching the series this past year, we got the idea to contact Mike because of his gallery and our upcoming National Exhibition.
Though his curator and gallery manager, we were able to work out a tenative date in February to bring the Graffiti of War Project's National Exhibit to Montgomery, New York to further help our efforts to raise national awareness for those suffering from the invisible wounds of war, PTSD and TBI.
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Remember When... Click to Order!
Edition of 100 numbered prints hand-signed by Mikey Here is Mikey Teutul's "Remember When Daddy Loved Us" Limited Edition Giclee Print. Only one hundred signed and numbered copies have been reproduced of this painting. Once sold, the edition is closed forever. Four previous prints were sold out last season. Don't miss out this time around. This professionally printed matte giclee measures 11" x 14". Each print is signed by Mikey.
Wolf Gang Retro T-Shirt Click to Order!
Here is our newest addition to our T-shirt collection. This is our retro Mikey Teutul T-shirt with sharp graphics and a totally new style! This is also available in youth sizes!
Art Collection Postcard Set Click to Order!
Here are some of Mikeys favorite pictures! Transferred on four standard size postcards, these are high gloss, quality postcards make in the U.S.A. Each set comes signed, personalized to you if you wish.
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Einstein Click to Order!
Edition of 100 numbered prints hand-signed by Mikey Here is Mikey Teutul's "Einstein" Limited Edition Giclee Print. Only one hundred signed and numbered copies have been reproduced of this painting. Once sold, the edition is closed forever. Four previous prints were sold out last season. Don't miss out this time around. This professionally printed matte giclee measures 11" x 14". Each print is signed by Mikey.
Rolling Clouds Poster Click to Order!
Here is Mikey's "Rolling Clouds" Poster, taken by Scott Gunnells, of NYLA Photography, right before a thunderstorm. This measures 13" by 19.5" and will be signed at your request!
Mouse Pad Click to Order!
Here is Mikey Teutul's 9" by 7.5" mousepad, using a shot taken of him surrounded by his paint splatters. This can be signed at your request. This is made of cloth, which allows better grip to your desk!
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