Imagekind Gallery Masterpieces

family tree

Artist Malone's mom memorial plaque dedicated to her now defunct neighborhood, Buttermilk Bottom, in Atlanta, GA

ALL SALES FINAL!!

THIS ECONOMY, where everyone's trying to save and thrive, especially when the recent stock market plunge, brings shoppers to re-sale and rummage sale stores all across the US..

8 cents Gallon Gas

Gas station on rural road featuring EIGHT cents per gallon gas.some years and years ago. Gas prices are going up and down, however, not as low as EIGHT cents.

Holy & Hash Houses

After enduring a long Sunday morning church service, famished church folks rush from HOLY House to the HASH House.

He said...She said..

Two middle aged ladies whispering on a church's sidewalk as the minister comes out of the building

Malone'sResume#2

A collage RESUME of Artist Malone's prolific work, including a photo of the artist. An extraordinary economical photographic bonanza and a historical keepsake for an art collector!!

Powder Room

The real life surprisingly rear toilet facilities of a a modern upscaled building. Original art is not available.

BARK art canvas

Artist using tree trunk bark as art canvas. Hand brushing acrylic paints directly on-to the live tree.

Amos Drug Store

Nostalgic historic corner drug store where ice cream, candy bars and Cokes were FIVE cents each. (Original art is not available.)

Malone's Laughing trees

Malone, the prolific artist, stands among an acre of his HAND decorated trees titled, "Laughing Trees." The acrylic paints dress up about 60 trees. The trees used as canvas are located in Grove Park, Atlanta, Georgia.

Woman neighbor

Next door middle aged retired neighbor lady reading, and accompanied by her pet dog

Down home

Dusty roads small Southern hamlet with rumbling pick-up trucks to keep the townsfolk awake all day.

Divine Diversity

Freedom of church worship across cultural boundaries. Exhibiting the joy of religious expressions.

FRUIT

Still life arrangement of watermelon, oranges, apples and other delicious fruits

USA GOES GREEN!!

Malone and other USA citizens are GOING GREEN in the pledge of recycling, saving the earth when it comes to pollution, and conservatism in all avenues. The GREEN FLAG symbol proves it.

Paints ON Trees

A sampling of the numerous acrylic painted-ON trees. Hand brushed decorated trees are located all over Atlanta. Tree bark used as an artist's canvas. Received international reviews.

Paints ON Tree

Hand decorated living tree with acrylic paints. This public art is unique and internationaly publicized. Using live tree trunk bark as an artist's canvas

Malone's Self Portrait

2008 self portrait of James Hiram Malone, the painter/illustrator/cartoonist.

Uplifting power!!

Using determination, goodwill and hope for the future, a faithful person pushes successful endurance to the limit by lifting a solid mountain up off the ground and holds it high for the world to see and prosper.

Buttermilk Bottom

Artist Malone's boyhood home of Buttermilk bottom community in Atlanta.

Malone's art samples

Malone's prolific art samples in his studio in Atlanta. Many originals are available in prints form.

If I ain't...

sidewalk fruit vendor and customer

jesse jackson poster

historic jesse jackson poster when he ran for president of the United States in 1988

green pwer

OPTICAL ILLUSION pop-art which combines the "p" and "o" alphabets into one letter. This pop-art painting has features of humor, simplicity, modernistic and futuristic design that captures the "Save the Earth Greening" slogan..