Michael Godard art is known across the world for it's superb detail & direct connection with partying, drinking, and gambling - all the fun stuff! If you love Michael Godard's art - you'll need to stock your bar with some of his pieces found below! Neon clocks & bar stools, tables coming soon!
A peculiar juxtaposition of martini and "hawg", this picture is quick to be noticed by anyone in the room. The glint of the bike's chrome offers a perfect compliment to shimmering martini glass, both of which contrast nicely with the dark, dank background. In his signature style, Godard creates a stark and entertaining image with a minimum of colors, a few typical barroom items, and of co
Here you will find Goddard's tongue-in-cheek take on that olive tainted classic, the "dirty martini". Just as in the dirty martini composed of gin and vermouth, it is the olive that gives this composition its sass. Here you will find a high heel clad olive pole dancing on stemware, and a trio of olives partaking in an activity we can all relate to…throwing money at a martini glass.
This time we instead catch up with the olives equally spherical and barroom relevant counterpart, the grape. In this whimsical fabrication, we catch up with two grapes on a desert isle, lying near the universal sign of happiness, a knocked over wine glass. In the bottom left-hand corner, you will find a cork floating with "we're fine" written on it, dispelling any notion that they may be distressed in this depiction.
This proves it once and for all…olives like to be tossed martinis! In this cheerful celebration of inebriation, olives dive in a martini glass, as their pickled acquaintances partake in all the activities that make parties worthwhile; smoking, passing out, and laying in and, well, whatever all those olives in the pile are doing there.
For those of you unfamiliar "pocket rockets" is a poker term for having two aces in your hand. This piece take's the "Texas Hold'em" motif and runs with it…complete with cactus martini glass, cowboy hats, lassos and steers head. The perfect gift for poker enthusiast, cowboy, or both (you know somebody you know just popped into your mind!)
This depiction includes Godard's signature martini and olive character motif, in this case confronted by case a grinning shark with a pool cue…the universal sign that you're about to be taken for a ride.
In this quintessentially Godard scene the dice flash the lucky 7 as they descend, flaming, on the craps table. The martini glass and olive play the background in this scene in which the dice take center stage. Perfect for the gaming enthusiast, the red neon ring creates the perfect compliment for the dice.
Flaming dice, a wad of cash and of course a martini with partying olives…this piece has it all. In true Godard fashion, this piece contains all the trappings of a true "baller". The perfect compliment for the bar of any true hustler or aspiring hustler.
A peculiar juxtaposition of martini and "hawg", this picture is quick to be noticed by anyone in the room. The glint of the bike’s chrome offers a perfect compliment to shimmering martini glass, both of which contrast nicely with the dark, dank background. And of course Godard’s signature olive characters populate the scene, in this case complete with helmet. In his signature style, Godard creates a stark and entertaining image with a minimum of colors, a few typical barroom items, and of course olives.
Perfect for any bar with a chopper motif, or the motorcycle enthusiast who seems to have everything.
Here you will find Godard’s tongue-in-cheek take on that olive tainted classic, the "dirty martini". Just as in the dirty martini composed of gin and vermouth, it is the olive that gives this composition its sass. Here you will find a high heel clad olive pole dancing on stemware, and a trio of olives partaking in an activity we can all relate to...throwing money at a martini glass.
This time we instead catch up with the olives equally spherical and barroom relevant counterpart, the grape. In this whimsical fabrication, we catch up with two grapes on a desert isle, lying near the universal sign of happiness, a knocked over wine glass. In the bottom left-hand corner, you will find a cork floating with "we’re fine" written on it, dispelling any notion that they may be distressed in this depiction.
This proves it once and for all...olives like to be tossed martinis! In this cheerful celebration of inebriation, olives dive in a martini glass, as their pickled acquaintances partake in all the activities that make parties worthwhile; smoking, passing out, and laying in and, well, whatever all those olives in the pile are doing there.
For those of you unfamiliar "pocket rockets" is a poker term for having two aces in your hand. This piece take’s the "Texas Hold’em" motif and runs with it...complete with cactus martini glass, cowboy hats, lassos and steers head. The perfect gift for poker enthusiast, cowboy, or both (you know somebody you know just popped into your mind!)
This depiction includes Godard’s signature martini and olive character motif, in this case confronted by case a grinning shark with a pool cue...the universal sign that you’re about to be taken for a ride.
In this quintessentially Godard scene the dice flash the lucky 7 as they descend, flaming, on the craps table. The martini glass and olive play the background in this scene in which the dice take center stage. Perfect for the gaming enthusiast, the red neon ring creates the perfect compliment for the dice.
Flaming dice, a wad of cash and of course a martini with partying olives...this piece has it all. In true Godard fashion, this piece contains all the trappings of a true "baller". The perfect compliment for the bar of any true hustler or aspiring hustler.
