About
Richard John Rossetto stands in a 5’9” and weighs in at 165lbs. This light HEAVY WEIGHT has been involved in art communities through out Canada since the late 80’s. Utilizing his talents to help move and inspire the masses into action. He’s A LOT of TALK and even MORE ROCK. He enjoys rolling around with sweaty men, slow dancing and selling art. Schooled at Victoria Composite School for the Arts and Alberta College of Art he is a highly skilled portrait artist and figure drawer as well as the recognized creator of Automatic Word Drawing. He is all business and with one look at him you know that you may take his tooth, but he is sure to take your eye. If he had one message to share with you it would be “May all children, be long hair children even it means I gotta crack a bunch of skulls”
My influences range from the Renaissance, the Impressionist, to modern greats such as Attila Richard Lukacs and Jeff Koons.
I make my living as a creative potential force, a Writer, a Trainer,a Fighter,a Mind Coach, and Dentist
If you would like to contact me to talk about art, creation, art as an investment, tours or invest in some of my work please feel free to email me at rossettoink @ gmail.com. Thank you
These are completely awesome! Thanks for making this site Rich. I love it.
BIG Bang!! Richie Rossetto still going strong. And, his old band Hippychick still is too!
Wow, Richard, this is amazing stuff. I knew you had talent (at the level of the bizarre and beyond) but this stuff transcends talent. It is original and unique, something so rare in contemporary art. Keep on truckin’and keep on workin’. Simply awesome. S.
So true! The Necromancer is dead right to say your work is “original and unique” amd definitely “rare in contemporary art.”
Well done Richard. Had time to view all of site today. See you next week. Love Aunt Betty
Hey Mister–Great site, you go get ‘em, and once you get a hold, shake ‘em left and right and never let go!!! This seems to work in the animal kingdom, and we are surely animals!!! Much Love and respect, J.