A Nostalgic Love Letter to the Glowing Screen.
Raised by television and fuelled by technicolour nostalgia, Rob Croxford transforms iconic TV quotes into bold, theatrical works of art. “As Seen On TV” is a glitter-soaked homage to the sitcom punchlines, neon signage, and camp spectacle that shaped a generation.
Rob Croxford’s work feels like turning on the television after school and letting everything else fall away for a while.
Rob Croxford
Rob has been working full-time on his art since 2004. In that time he has painted nearly 2000 works of art and has shown in over 200 juried exhibitions. Currently, you can see his artwork in both Canadian and US galleries, in the permanent City of Toronto Art Collection, and private collections all over the world.
His art has been featured in magazines, blogs and a coffee table book! Rob‘s vintage-inspired artwork merges pop culture, nostalgia, typography and humour. His latest “Sign Language” series reinvents vintage neon signs with famous film quotes to create something familiar and yet completely new!
In a complicated world, Rob’s art is intentionally upbeat;
a collision of nostalgia, humour, typography, and the occasional cheeky political nudge.
Global art domination? Perhaps.
But mostly, he’s here to make you smile.
Raised by Television
I’m a proud latchkey kid of the 1970s - which means I was essentially raised by television.
While other children were outside, I was downstairs in a wood-panelled basement worshipping the glowing altar of our TV set.
The Electric Company, Sesame Street, The Muppet Show, Arthur Fonzarelli - they weren’t just entertainment.
They were my education in colour, rhythm, timing, satire, and spectacle.
I “accidentally” stayed up for Saturday Night Live and Elvira, developing a taste for camp long before I fully understood it. By my pre-teens, The Dukes of Hazzard, Solid Gold, and The Love Boat were quietly shaping my aesthetic - and introducing me to some very confusing crushes.
Pop culture became my religion. Sitcom punchlines and theme songs shaped my humour, my resilience, and my worldview. That theatrical energy followed me into adulthood - and straight into my studio. In “As Seen On TV,” I re-stage iconic television dialogue within neon and weathered roadside signage. Familiar words get a new marquee. Catchphrases become declarations. Nostalgia becomes spectacle.
This collection is a love letter to the flickering screen that made me who I am.
Welcome to my slightly twisted, technicolour mind.
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Rob Croxford
“Awful”
36 × 36”
Acrylic on Canvas
$2400
Quote/Reference: ***To be revealed after Opening Night!
Sign Inspiration: Barn in Prince Edward County
A featured piece in “As Seen on TV”; a solo show by Rob Croxford.
Rob is a full-time artist and lives in East Toronto. In the last decade, he has shown in almost 100 juried & solo exhibitions and has completed almost 900 works of art. Rob has participated in The Toronto International Art Fair, eight exhibitions at The Artist Project, as well as showing in Kelowna, BC and in the USA. He is featured in ‘The Hogtown Project’ coffee table book and is represented in the City of Toronto’s permanent Art Collection. He has produced hundreds of commissions, including some for the TV series “Bomb Girls”.
Rob has been profiled in Argyle Magazine, Neighbourhood Living Magazine, and The S.C.A Journal, Spacing Magazine and many others. Rob's vintage-style work is instantly identifiable! It is quite playful, mostly clever, slightly twisted, and often has a "pocket- sized" political edge. Rob is a professional artist/entertainer/activist/smarty-pants and is always looking for new ways to challenge and amuse!
Rob Croxford
“Sashay Away”
16 × 16”
Acrylic on Canvas
$575
Quote/Reference: ***To be revealed after Opening Night!
Sign Inspiration: Made Up
A featured piece in “As Seen on TV”; a solo show by Rob Croxford.
Rob is a full-time artist and lives in East Toronto. In the last decade, he has shown in almost 100 juried & solo exhibitions and has completed almost 900 works of art. Rob has participated in The Toronto International Art Fair, eight exhibitions at The Artist Project, as well as showing in Kelowna, BC and in the USA. He is featured in ‘The Hogtown Project’ coffee table book and is represented in the City of Toronto’s permanent Art Collection. He has produced hundreds of commissions, including some for the TV series “Bomb Girls”.
Rob has been profiled in Argyle Magazine, Neighbourhood Living Magazine, and The S.C.A Journal, Spacing Magazine and many others. Rob's vintage-style work is instantly identifiable! It is quite playful, mostly clever, slightly twisted, and often has a "pocket- sized" political edge. Rob is a professional artist/entertainer/activist/smarty-pants and is always looking for new ways to challenge and amuse!
Rob Croxford
“Fold In The Cheese”
30 × 30”
Acrylic on Canvas
$1350
Quote/Reference: ***To be revealed after Opening Night!
Sign Inspiration: “Lakeview Tavern”, Toronto
A featured piece in “As Seen on TV”; a solo show by Rob Croxford.
Rob is a full-time artist and lives in East Toronto. In the last decade, he has shown in almost 100 juried & solo exhibitions and has completed almost 900 works of art. Rob has participated in The Toronto International Art Fair, eight exhibitions at The Artist Project, as well as showing in Kelowna, BC and in the USA. He is featured in ‘The Hogtown Project’ coffee table book and is represented in the City of Toronto’s permanent Art Collection. He has produced hundreds of commissions, including some for the TV series “Bomb Girls”.
Rob has been profiled in Argyle Magazine, Neighbourhood Living Magazine, and The S.C.A Journal, Spacing Magazine and many others. Rob's vintage-style work is instantly identifiable! It is quite playful, mostly clever, slightly twisted, and often has a "pocket- sized" political edge. Rob is a professional artist/entertainer/activist/smarty-pants and is always looking for new ways to challenge and amuse!
Rob Croxford
“Kiss My Grits”
22” Round
Acrylic on Panel
$850
Quote/Reference: ***To be revealed after Opening Night!
Sign Inspiration: George Street Dinner, Toronto
A featured piece in “As Seen on TV”; a solo show by Rob Croxford.
Rob is a full-time artist and lives in East Toronto. In the last decade, he has shown in almost 100 juried & solo exhibitions and has completed almost 900 works of art. Rob has participated in The Toronto International Art Fair, eight exhibitions at The Artist Project, as well as showing in Kelowna, BC and in the USA. He is featured in ‘The Hogtown Project’ coffee table book and is represented in the City of Toronto’s permanent Art Collection. He has produced hundreds of commissions, including some for the TV series “Bomb Girls”.
Rob has been profiled in Argyle Magazine, Neighbourhood Living Magazine, and The S.C.A Journal, Spacing Magazine and many others. Rob's vintage-style work is instantly identifiable! It is quite playful, mostly clever, slightly twisted, and often has a "pocket- sized" political edge. Rob is a professional artist/entertainer/activist/smarty-pants and is always looking for new ways to challenge and amuse!
Rob Croxford
“Sicily”
16 × 20”
Acrylic on Panel
$625
Quote/Reference: ***To be revealed after Opening Night!
Sign Inspiration: Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
A featured piece in “As Seen on TV”; a solo show by Rob Croxford.
Rob is a full-time artist and lives in East Toronto. In the last decade, he has shown in almost 100 juried & solo exhibitions and has completed almost 900 works of art. Rob has participated in The Toronto International Art Fair, eight exhibitions at The Artist Project, as well as showing in Kelowna, BC and in the USA. He is featured in ‘The Hogtown Project’ coffee table book and is represented in the City of Toronto’s permanent Art Collection. He has produced hundreds of commissions, including some for the TV series “Bomb Girls”.
Rob has been profiled in Argyle Magazine, Neighbourhood Living Magazine, and The S.C.A Journal, Spacing Magazine and many others. Rob's vintage-style work is instantly identifiable! It is quite playful, mostly clever, slightly twisted, and often has a "pocket- sized" political edge. Rob is a professional artist/entertainer/activist/smarty-pants and is always looking for new ways to challenge and amuse!
Rob Croxford
“That’s What She Said”
16 × 20”
Acrylic on Panel
$625
Quote/Reference: ***To be revealed after Opening Night!
Sign Inspiration: Made Up
A featured piece in “As Seen on TV”; a solo show by Rob Croxford.
Rob is a full-time artist and lives in East Toronto. In the last decade, he has shown in almost 100 juried & solo exhibitions and has completed almost 900 works of art. Rob has participated in The Toronto International Art Fair, eight exhibitions at The Artist Project, as well as showing in Kelowna, BC and in the USA. He is featured in ‘The Hogtown Project’ coffee table book and is represented in the City of Toronto’s permanent Art Collection. He has produced hundreds of commissions, including some for the TV series “Bomb Girls”.
Rob has been profiled in Argyle Magazine, Neighbourhood Living Magazine, and The S.C.A Journal, Spacing Magazine and many others. Rob's vintage-style work is instantly identifiable! It is quite playful, mostly clever, slightly twisted, and often has a "pocket- sized" political edge. Rob is a professional artist/entertainer/activist/smarty-pants and is always looking for new ways to challenge and amuse!
Rob Croxford
“D’oh!”
16 × 20”
Acrylic on Panel
$625
Quote/Reference: ***To be revealed after Opening Night!
Sign Inspiration: “Sunshine Donuts”, Burlington, Ontario
A featured piece in “As Seen on TV”; a solo show by Rob Croxford.
Rob is a full-time artist and lives in East Toronto. In the last decade, he has shown in almost 100 juried & solo exhibitions and has completed almost 900 works of art. Rob has participated in The Toronto International Art Fair, eight exhibitions at The Artist Project, as well as showing in Kelowna, BC and in the USA. He is featured in ‘The Hogtown Project’ coffee table book and is represented in the City of Toronto’s permanent Art Collection. He has produced hundreds of commissions, including some for the TV series “Bomb Girls”.
Rob has been profiled in Argyle Magazine, Neighbourhood Living Magazine, and The S.C.A Journal, Spacing Magazine and many others. Rob's vintage-style work is instantly identifiable! It is quite playful, mostly clever, slightly twisted, and often has a "pocket- sized" political edge. Rob is a professional artist/entertainer/activist/smarty-pants and is always looking for new ways to challenge and amuse!
Rob Croxford
“Did I Do That?”
18 x 24”
Acrylic on Panel
$775
Quote/Reference: ***To be revealed after Opening Night!
Sign Inspiration: “Sam’s Auto Parts”, Hazel, Michigan, USA.
A featured piece in “As Seen on TV”; a solo show by Rob Croxford.
Rob is a full-time artist and lives in East Toronto. In the last decade, he has shown in almost 100 juried & solo exhibitions and has completed almost 900 works of art. Rob has participated in The Toronto International Art Fair, eight exhibitions at The Artist Project, as well as showing in Kelowna, BC and in the USA. He is featured in ‘The Hogtown Project’ coffee table book and is represented in the City of Toronto’s permanent Art Collection. He has produced hundreds of commissions, including some for the TV series “Bomb Girls”.
Rob has been profiled in Argyle Magazine, Neighbourhood Living Magazine, and The S.C.A Journal, Spacing Magazine and many others. Rob's vintage-style work is instantly identifiable! It is quite playful, mostly clever, slightly twisted, and often has a "pocket- sized" political edge. Rob is a professional artist/entertainer/activist/smarty-pants and is always looking for new ways to challenge and amuse!
Rob Croxford
“Pivot”
18 × 24”
Acrylic on Panel
$775
Quote/Reference: ***To be revealed after Opening Night!
Sign Inspiration: “Block Drugs”, New York City, USA
A featured piece in “As Seen on TV”; a solo show by Rob Croxford.
Rob is a full-time artist and lives in East Toronto. In the last decade, he has shown in almost 100 juried & solo exhibitions and has completed almost 900 works of art. Rob has participated in The Toronto International Art Fair, eight exhibitions at The Artist Project, as well as showing in Kelowna, BC and in the USA. He is featured in ‘The Hogtown Project’ coffee table book and is represented in the City of Toronto’s permanent Art Collection. He has produced hundreds of commissions, including some for the TV series “Bomb Girls”.
Rob has been profiled in Argyle Magazine, Neighbourhood Living Magazine, and The S.C.A Journal, Spacing Magazine and many others. Rob's vintage-style work is instantly identifiable! It is quite playful, mostly clever, slightly twisted, and often has a "pocket- sized" political edge. Rob is a professional artist/entertainer/activist/smarty-pants and is always looking for new ways to challenge and amuse!
Rob Croxford
“Shirtballs”
15 × 30”
Acrylic on Canvas
$850
Quote/Reference: ***To be revealed after Opening Night!
Sign Inspiration: “Royal Fork”, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.
A featured piece in “As Seen on TV”; a solo show by Rob Croxford.
Rob is a full-time artist and lives in East Toronto. In the last decade, he has shown in almost 100 juried & solo exhibitions and has completed almost 900 works of art. Rob has participated in The Toronto International Art Fair, eight exhibitions at The Artist Project, as well as showing in Kelowna, BC and in the USA. He is featured in ‘The Hogtown Project’ coffee table book and is represented in the City of Toronto’s permanent Art Collection. He has produced hundreds of commissions, including some for the TV series “Bomb Girls”.
Rob has been profiled in Argyle Magazine, Neighbourhood Living Magazine, and The S.C.A Journal, Spacing Magazine and many others. Rob's vintage-style work is instantly identifiable! It is quite playful, mostly clever, slightly twisted, and often has a "pocket- sized" political edge. Rob is a professional artist/entertainer/activist/smarty-pants and is always looking for new ways to challenge and amuse!
Rob Croxford
“Treat Yo Self”
30 × 40”
Acrylic on Canvas
$2300
Quote/Reference: ***To be revealed after Opening Night!
Sign Inspiration: “Dairy Dream”, Albany, Indiana, USA.
A featured piece in “As Seen on TV”; a solo show by Rob Croxford.
Rob is a full-time artist and lives in East Toronto. In the last decade, he has shown in almost 100 juried & solo exhibitions and has completed almost 900 works of art. Rob has participated in The Toronto International Art Fair, eight exhibitions at The Artist Project, as well as showing in Kelowna, BC and in the USA. He is featured in ‘The Hogtown Project’ coffee table book and is represented in the City of Toronto’s permanent Art Collection. He has produced hundreds of commissions, including some for the TV series “Bomb Girls”.
Rob has been profiled in Argyle Magazine, Neighbourhood Living Magazine, and The S.C.A Journal, Spacing Magazine and many others. Rob's vintage-style work is instantly identifiable! It is quite playful, mostly clever, slightly twisted, and often has a "pocket- sized" political edge. Rob is a professional artist/entertainer/activist/smarty-pants and is always looking for new ways to challenge and amuse!
Rob Croxford
“I Love Me More”
16” Round
Acrylic on Panel
$575
Quote/Reference: ***To be revealed after Opening Night!
Sign Inspiration: “Hyde Park U-Save Liquors”, San Jose, California, USA.
A featured piece in “As Seen on TV”; a solo show by Rob Croxford.
Rob is a full-time artist and lives in East Toronto. In the last decade, he has shown in almost 100 juried & solo exhibitions and has completed almost 900 works of art. Rob has participated in The Toronto International Art Fair, eight exhibitions at The Artist Project, as well as showing in Kelowna, BC and in the USA. He is featured in ‘The Hogtown Project’ coffee table book and is represented in the City of Toronto’s permanent Art Collection. He has produced hundreds of commissions, including some for the TV series “Bomb Girls”.
Rob has been profiled in Argyle Magazine, Neighbourhood Living Magazine, and The S.C.A Journal, Spacing Magazine and many others. Rob's vintage-style work is instantly identifiable! It is quite playful, mostly clever, slightly twisted, and often has a "pocket- sized" political edge. Rob is a professional artist/entertainer/activist/smarty-pants and is always looking for new ways to challenge and amuse!
Rob’s work balances humour and cultural memory in a way that feels both personal and universal. His paintings are not just nostalgic - they’re conversation pieces. Whether you grew up with these references or are discovering them anew, each work carries theatrical presence, bold colour, and emotional wit that commands attention in a space.
Rob Croxford
“Maybe Tomorrow”
20×60”
Acrylic on Canvas
$2200
Quote/Reference: ***To be revealed after Opening Night!
Sign Inspiration: Made Up
A featured piece in “As Seen on TV”; a solo show by Rob Croxford.
Rob is a full-time artist and lives in East Toronto. In the last decade, he has shown in almost 100 juried & solo exhibitions and has completed almost 900 works of art. Rob has participated in The Toronto International Art Fair, eight exhibitions at The Artist Project, as well as showing in Kelowna, BC and in the USA. He is featured in ‘The Hogtown Project’ coffee table book and is represented in the City of Toronto’s permanent Art Collection. He has produced hundreds of commissions, including some for the TV series “Bomb Girls”.
Rob has been profiled in Argyle Magazine, Neighbourhood Living Magazine, and The S.C.A Journal, Spacing Magazine and many others. Rob's vintage-style work is instantly identifiable! It is quite playful, mostly clever, slightly twisted, and often has a "pocket- sized" political edge. Rob is a professional artist/entertainer/activist/smarty-pants and is always looking for new ways to challenge and amuse!
Rob Croxford
“The Truth Is Out There”
30 × 40"
Acrylic on Panel
$2300
Quote/Reference: ***To be revealed after Opening Night!
Sign Inspiration: “UFO Restaurant”, Niagara Falls
A featured piece in “As Seen on TV”; a solo show by Rob Croxford.
Rob is a full-time artist and lives in East Toronto. In the last decade, he has shown in almost 100 juried & solo exhibitions and has completed almost 900 works of art. Rob has participated in The Toronto International Art Fair, eight exhibitions at The Artist Project, as well as showing in Kelowna, BC and in the USA. He is featured in ‘The Hogtown Project’ coffee table book and is represented in the City of Toronto’s permanent Art Collection. He has produced hundreds of commissions, including some for the TV series “Bomb Girls”.
Rob has been profiled in Argyle Magazine, Neighbourhood Living Magazine, and The S.C.A Journal, Spacing Magazine and many others. Rob's vintage-style work is instantly identifiable! It is quite playful, mostly clever, slightly twisted, and often has a "pocket- sized" political edge. Rob is a professional artist/entertainer/activist/smarty-pants and is always looking for new ways to challenge and amuse!
Rob Croxford
“Cottage”
36 × 48”
Acrylic on Panel & Canvas
$3100
Quote/Reference: ***To be revealed after Opening Night!
Sign Inspiration: Made Up
A featured piece in “As Seen on TV”; a solo show by Rob Croxford.
Rob is a full-time artist and lives in East Toronto. In the last decade, he has shown in almost 100 juried & solo exhibitions and has completed almost 900 works of art. Rob has participated in The Toronto International Art Fair, eight exhibitions at The Artist Project, as well as showing in Kelowna, BC and in the USA. He is featured in ‘The Hogtown Project’ coffee table book and is represented in the City of Toronto’s permanent Art Collection. He has produced hundreds of commissions, including some for the TV series “Bomb Girls”.
Rob has been profiled in Argyle Magazine, Neighbourhood Living Magazine, and The S.C.A Journal, Spacing Magazine and many others. Rob's vintage-style work is instantly identifiable! It is quite playful, mostly clever, slightly twisted, and often has a "pocket- sized" political edge. Rob is a professional artist/entertainer/activist/smarty-pants and is always looking for new ways to challenge and amuse!
Rob Croxford
“Yadda Yadda”
12 x 24”
Acrylic on Canvas
$600
Quote/Reference: ***To be revealed after Opening Night!
Sign Inspiration: “Tom’s Diner”, New York City, USA.
A featured piece in “As Seen on TV”; a solo show by Rob Croxford.
Rob is a full-time artist and lives in East Toronto. In the last decade, he has shown in almost 100 juried & solo exhibitions and has completed almost 900 works of art. Rob has participated in The Toronto International Art Fair, eight exhibitions at The Artist Project, as well as showing in Kelowna, BC and in the USA. He is featured in ‘The Hogtown Project’ coffee table book and is represented in the City of Toronto’s permanent Art Collection. He has produced hundreds of commissions, including some for the TV series “Bomb Girls”.
Rob has been profiled in Argyle Magazine, Neighbourhood Living Magazine, and The S.C.A Journal, Spacing Magazine and many others. Rob's vintage-style work is instantly identifiable! It is quite playful, mostly clever, slightly twisted, and often has a "pocket- sized" political edge. Rob is a professional artist/entertainer/activist/smarty-pants and is always looking for new ways to challenge and amuse!
Rob Croxford
“Movin On Up”
30 × 40”
Acrylic on Canvas
$2300
Quote/Reference: ***To be revealed after Opening Night!
Sign Inspiration: Queen E. & Coady Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
A featured piece in “As Seen on TV”; a solo show by Rob Croxford.
Rob is a full-time artist and lives in East Toronto. In the last decade, he has shown in almost 100 juried & solo exhibitions and has completed almost 900 works of art. Rob has participated in The Toronto International Art Fair, eight exhibitions at The Artist Project, as well as showing in Kelowna, BC and in the USA. He is featured in ‘The Hogtown Project’ coffee table book and is represented in the City of Toronto’s permanent Art Collection. He has produced hundreds of commissions, including some for the TV series “Bomb Girls”.
Rob has been profiled in Argyle Magazine, Neighbourhood Living Magazine, and The S.C.A Journal, Spacing Magazine and many others. Rob's vintage-style work is instantly identifiable! It is quite playful, mostly clever, slightly twisted, and often has a "pocket- sized" political edge. Rob is a professional artist/entertainer/activist/smarty-pants and is always looking for new ways to challenge and amuse!
Rob Croxford
“Poodles”
24 × 24”
Acrylic on Canvas
$1025
Quote/Reference: ***To be revealed after Opening Night!
Sign Inspiration: “Original Joe’s Italian”, San Francisco, California, USA.
A featured piece in “As Seen on TV”; a solo show by Rob Croxford.
Rob is a full-time artist and lives in East Toronto. In the last decade, he has shown in almost 100 juried & solo exhibitions and has completed almost 900 works of art. Rob has participated in The Toronto International Art Fair, eight exhibitions at The Artist Project, as well as showing in Kelowna, BC and in the USA. He is featured in ‘The Hogtown Project’ coffee table book and is represented in the City of Toronto’s permanent Art Collection. He has produced hundreds of commissions, including some for the TV series “Bomb Girls”.
Rob has been profiled in Argyle Magazine, Neighbourhood Living Magazine, and The S.C.A Journal, Spacing Magazine and many others. Rob's vintage-style work is instantly identifiable! It is quite playful, mostly clever, slightly twisted, and often has a "pocket- sized" political edge. Rob is a professional artist/entertainer/activist/smarty-pants and is always looking for new ways to challenge and amuse!
Rob Croxford
“Knock On Our Door”
18 x 24”
Acrylic on Panel
$775
Quote/Reference: ***To be revealed after Opening Night!
Sign Inspiration: “Ocean Lodge”, Santa Monica, California, USA.
A featured piece in “As Seen on TV”; a solo show by Rob Croxford.
Rob is a full-time artist and lives in East Toronto. In the last decade, he has shown in almost 100 juried & solo exhibitions and has completed almost 900 works of art. Rob has participated in The Toronto International Art Fair, eight exhibitions at The Artist Project, as well as showing in Kelowna, BC and in the USA. He is featured in ‘The Hogtown Project’ coffee table book and is represented in the City of Toronto’s permanent Art Collection. He has produced hundreds of commissions, including some for the TV series “Bomb Girls”.
Rob has been profiled in Argyle Magazine, Neighbourhood Living Magazine, and The S.C.A Journal, Spacing Magazine and many others. Rob's vintage-style work is instantly identifiable! It is quite playful, mostly clever, slightly twisted, and often has a "pocket- sized" political edge. Rob is a professional artist/entertainer/activist/smarty-pants and is always looking for new ways to challenge and amuse!
Rob Croxford
“I Am The DANGER”
12 × 36”
Acrylic on Panel
$775
Quote/Reference: ***To be revealed after Opening Night!
Sign Inspiration: Made Up (Vegas)
A featured piece in “As Seen on TV”; a solo show by Rob Croxford.
Rob is a full-time artist and lives in East Toronto. In the last decade, he has shown in almost 100 juried & solo exhibitions and has completed almost 900 works of art. Rob has participated in The Toronto International Art Fair, eight exhibitions at The Artist Project, as well as showing in Kelowna, BC and in the USA. He is featured in ‘The Hogtown Project’ coffee table book and is represented in the City of Toronto’s permanent Art Collection. He has produced hundreds of commissions, including some for the TV series “Bomb Girls”.
Rob has been profiled in Argyle Magazine, Neighbourhood Living Magazine, and The S.C.A Journal, Spacing Magazine and many others. Rob's vintage-style work is instantly identifiable! It is quite playful, mostly clever, slightly twisted, and often has a "pocket- sized" political edge. Rob is a professional artist/entertainer/activist/smarty-pants and is always looking for new ways to challenge and amuse!
Rob Croxford
“I Say Vodka”
10 × 24”
Acrylic on Canvas
$575
Quote/Reference: ***To be revealed after Opening Night!
Sign Inspiration: “Big Foot Inn”, Harvard, Illinois, USA.
A featured piece in “As Seen on TV”; a solo show by Rob Croxford.
Rob is a full-time artist and lives in East Toronto. In the last decade, he has shown in almost 100 juried & solo exhibitions and has completed almost 900 works of art. Rob has participated in The Toronto International Art Fair, eight exhibitions at The Artist Project, as well as showing in Kelowna, BC and in the USA. He is featured in ‘The Hogtown Project’ coffee table book and is represented in the City of Toronto’s permanent Art Collection. He has produced hundreds of commissions, including some for the TV series “Bomb Girls”.
Rob has been profiled in Argyle Magazine, Neighbourhood Living Magazine, and The S.C.A Journal, Spacing Magazine and many others. Rob's vintage-style work is instantly identifiable! It is quite playful, mostly clever, slightly twisted, and often has a "pocket- sized" political edge. Rob is a professional artist/entertainer/activist/smarty-pants and is always looking for new ways to challenge and amuse!
