Evan Hynes: Rebel's Kingdom

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Evan Hynes’ A Queen of Egypt’s Wealthy Beauty (2021) depicts Pharaoh Hatshepsut in a bold, abstract style using colored pencil and marker. The geometric composition features exaggerated facial features, a vibrant palette, and symbolic elements like the sun and the goddess Hathor. The work reinterprets historical portraiture through a contemporary lens, emphasizing themes of power, gender, and divine legitimacy in a raw, expressive aesthetic.

Evan Hynes - A Queen of Egypt’s Wealthy Beauty

Evan Hynes - Alone in the Dark

Evan Hynes - Alone in the Dark

Evan Hynes’ Bat of the Dark (2) (2022) depicts a hybrid bat-like figure with outstretched wings in an intricate, geometric style using colored pencil and marker. The composition merges organic and architectural elements, with a gothic-inspired backdrop and text referencing London in 1943. The figure's intense green eyes and layered textures evoke mystery and transformation. The work blends historical narrative with surreal imagery, exploring identity and metamorphosis in a dynamic, graphic aesthetic.

Evan Hynes - Bat of the Dark (2)

Evan Hynes’ Battle of the Archer (2023) presents a bold, narrative-driven depiction of Robin Hood facing the Sheriff of Nottingham. Created with colored pencil and marker, the piece features a dynamic composition with vivid colors, intricate linework, and expressive text elements. The stylized figures and layered storytelling evoke themes of heroism, justice, and folklore. Merging historical reference with a raw, graphic aesthetic, Hynes reinterprets myth through a contemporary, expressive lens.

Evan Hynes - Battle of the Archer

Evan Hynes - Beauty at the Fountain

Evan Hynes - Beauty at the Fountain

Evan Hynes’ Blue Moon Babe (2023) portrays a bold, muscular figure in a graphic, expressive style using colored pencil and marker. The subject wears a cropped "Blue Moon" tank top and jeans, with exaggerated facial features and a commanding stance. Text elements and a dynamic background suggest a lively social setting. The piece blends raw, intuitive linework with a vibrant palette, exploring themes of identity, strength, and cultural expression through a contemporary folk-art aesthetic.

Evan Hynes - Blue Moon Babe

Evan Hynes - Bold as a Bear

Evan Hynes - Bold as a Bear

Evan Hynes’ Brunette of the Beasts (2023) portrays a striking figure in a red coat, executed in colored pencil and marker. The subject’s abstracted face, intense green eyes, and layered textures create a commanding presence. A small framed image on the coat suggests themes of identity and reflection. The background’s structured lines contrast with expressive linework, reinforcing the figure’s prominence. Hynes blends folk-art aesthetics with a bold, contemporary narrative.

Evan Hynes - Brunette of the Beasts

Evan Hynes’ Chariot Ride to Battle (2020) depicts a dynamic warrior drawing a bow from a chariot, rendered in colored pencil and marker. The angular composition, bold outlines, and vibrant palette emphasize movement and tension. The stylized horse and intricate armor reference ancient warfare, merging historical themes with a raw, expressive aesthetic. Through geometric structuring and intense color contrasts, Hynes captures the drama and energy of battle in a contemporary folk-art style.

Evan Hynes - Chariot Ride to Battle

Evan Hynes’ Creature from Uranus (2024) presents a bold, graphic interpretation of a monstrous figure with sharp teeth, skeletal patterns, and an intense expression. Created with colored pencil and marker, the composition features dark, contrasting tones and expressive linework. Text elements and a secondary figure add narrative complexity, evoking themes of transformation and otherworldly menace. Hynes’ raw, illustrative style blends pop culture influences with a surreal, visceral aesthetic.

Evan Hynes - Creature from Uranus

Evan Hynes’ Danger Zone Sandona (2021) presents a towering black figure with sharp claws and glowing green eyes, rendered in colored pencil and marker. The composition is layered with bold outlines, fiery orange contrasts, and fragmented text revealing the character’s villainous identity. Abstract, biomorphic forms surround the figure, enhancing its menacing presence. Hynes merges comic book aesthetics with raw, expressive linework to explore themes of power, mythology, and transformation.

Evan Hynes - Danger Zone Sandona

Evan Hynes’ Death Has Come For Thugs (2023) features a skeletal, flame-headed figure clad in a black jacket, evoking a ghostly vigilante. Rendered in colored pencil and marker, the bold composition combines graphic text, expressive linework, and a rich color palette. The dramatic stance and layered background reinforce themes of justice and retribution. Merging pop culture influences with a raw, illustrative aesthetic, Hynes explores mythology, morality, and the supernatural.

Evan Hynes - Death Has Come For Thugs

Evan Hynes’ Demon Hero (2021) depicts a towering red figure with horns, surrounded by flames and gravestones, rendered in colored pencil and marker. The bold composition features intricate linework, layered textures, and expressive typography referencing Saint James Church. The figure’s intense gaze and muscular form evoke themes of power, myth, and morality. Hynes’ raw, graphic style merges comic book influences with a folk-art aesthetic, exploring heroism and the supernatural.

Evan Hynes - Demon Hero

Evan Hynes’ Dress of a Mom's Vengeance (2023) portrays a bold, muscular figure wearing a flowing white dress, juxtaposed with a sharply dressed companion. Rendered in colored pencil and marker, the composition features expressive linework, geometric structuring, and a striking contrast of textures. The text elements suggest a personal narrative, adding layers of identity and transformation. Hynes’ raw, folk-art aesthetic explores themes of strength, memory, and femininity.

Evan Hynes - Dress of a Mom's Vengeance

Evan Hynes’ Elegance of A Woman (2023) depicts a muscular figure in a bold blue dress against a rich red-striped background. Rendered in colored pencil and marker, the composition features geometric structuring, expressive linework, and intense green-eyed expression. Text elements reference "The Pantages Staircase," adding a theatrical context. Hynes’ raw, folk-art aesthetic challenges traditional notions of femininity, exploring strength, identity, and unconventional beauty.

Evan Hynes - Elegance of A Woman

Evan Hynes’ Feel The Joy, Bad Boy (2023) depicts a striking female figure with flowing hair, adorned in a golden dress, with expressive hands reaching forward. Created with colored pencil and marker, the piece features bold outlines, layered textures, and a dynamic composition. The inclusion of text and architectural elements suggests a narrative setting. Hynes’ raw, folk-art aesthetic explores themes of power, femininity, and emotional intensity through a contemporary, expressive lens.

Evan Hynes - Feel the Joy, Bad Boy!

Evan Hynes’ Girlfriend of "Evil" (2023) presents a commanding witch-like figure clad in black, with piercing green eyes and bold facial features. Rendered in colored pencil and marker, the composition combines rich textures, intricate patterns, and expressive linework. A cauldron and text elements enhance the mystical atmosphere. Hynes’ raw, folk-art aesthetic explores themes of power, transformation, and dark femininity, blending mythology with a contemporary, graphic sensibility.

Evan Hynes - Girlfriend of "Evil"

Evan Hynes’ Good Girl, Sweeter than Wine (2023) features a bold, muscular figure in a red bikini, standing in a richly textured environment. Rendered in colored pencil and marker, the composition is marked by strong outlines, geometric structuring, and expressive facial features. A secondary figure in the background adds narrative complexity. Hynes’ folk-art aesthetic challenges traditional depictions of femininity, exploring themes of confidence, body image, and empowerment.

Evan Hynes - Good Girl, Sweeter than Wine

Evan Hynes’ Halloween Ghost (2023) presents a skeletal warrior figure with flowing hair, clad in a ribcage-like bodice, surrounded by flames and spectral imagery. Rendered in colored pencil and marker, the piece features bold outlines, intense color contrasts, and layered textures. A ghostly figure and a robotic skull lamp add to the surreal, narrative-driven composition. Hynes’ expressive, folk-art aesthetic explores themes of resurrection, mythology, and supernatural transformation.

Evan Hynes - Halloween Ghost

Evan Hynes - Man of the Red Furs

Evan Hynes - Man of the Red Furs

Evan Hynes’ Mother and Child (2023) presents two figures, Amanda and Evan, each holding an infant-like form. Rendered in colored pencil and marker, the composition is divided into two distinct sections, emphasizing contrast through bold outlines, expressive textures, and layered text elements. The figures’ exaggerated features and geometric structuring evoke themes of care, identity, and familial bonds. Hynes’ folk-art aesthetic explores human connection with a raw, emotive sensibility.

Evan Hynes - Mother and Child

Evan Hynes’ Nature's Beauty Restorer (2024) portrays a commanding figure, "Adira as the Beetle Goddess," adorned with symbolic elements such as a beetle emblem, a sickle, and references to Mars and harvesters. Created with colored pencil and marker, the composition features bold outlines, layered textures, and expressive typography. The presence of secondary figures and fiery imagery enhances the mythological tone. Hynes’ folk-art aesthetic explores power, nature, and divine authority.

Evan Hynes - Nature's Beauty Restorer

Evan Hynes’ Night of the Living Scarecrow in Ireland (2020) presents a towering scarecrow figure in an eerie nighttime setting. Rendered in colored pencil and marker, the composition features bold green hues, geometric structuring, and expressive linework. The figure’s haunting presence is emphasized by glowing eyes, gravestones, and a starry sky. Hynes’ folk-art aesthetic blends mythology and horror, evoking themes of resurrection, memory, and the supernatural.

Evan Hynes - Night of the Living Scarecrow in Ireland

Evan Hynes’ Pharaoh of the Pyramids (2020) presents a striking portrait of an ancient Egyptian ruler, framed by towering pyramids and a radiant sun. Rendered in colored pencil and marker, the composition features bold geometric structuring, rich earth tones, and expressive linework. The pharaoh’s intense gaze and elaborate adornments evoke themes of power, legacy, and divinity. Hynes’ folk-art aesthetic reinterprets historical imagery through a contemporary, symbolic lens.

Evan Hynes - Pharaoh of the Pyramids

Evan Hynes’ Rising Darkness (2024) presents a superhero figure, "The Caped Crusader," surrounded by dense text detailing his origin, powers, and adversaries. Rendered in colored pencil and marker, the composition blends bold colors, geometric structuring, and expressive linework. The masked figure stands in a dramatic pose, emphasizing themes of heroism, identity, and mythology. Hynes’ folk-art aesthetic merges comic book influences with a raw, narrative-driven visual language.

Evan Hynes - Rising Darkness

Evan Hynes’ Swamp Rider (2023) depicts a striking figure in a red superhero suit with a bold lightning emblem, identified as "Uncle David as The Flash." Rendered in colored pencil and marker, the composition features expressive linework, geometric structuring, and intense facial features. A background of abstracted architecture and lush greenery situates the figure in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 1983. Hynes’ folk-art aesthetic explores themes of mythology, nostalgia, and personal heroism.

Evan Hynes - Swamp Rider

Evan Hynes’ The Earth King of Storms (2021) presents a regal figure, "Pharaoh Khufu," depicted with intense blue eyes, a thick beard, and intricate geometric structuring. Rendered in colored pencil and marker, the composition features rich earth tones, bold outlines, and layered textures. The background references "The Temple of Geb," reinforcing themes of divinity and power. Hynes’ folk-art aesthetic reinterprets historical mythology through an expressive, contemporary lens.

Evan Hynes - The Earth King of Storms

Evan Hynes’ The King of Gotham (2023) depicts a striking figure labeled "Uncle Tim as Batman," standing against an intricate, patterned backdrop. Rendered in colored pencil and marker, the composition features bold outlines, rich textures, and layered geometric structuring. The character’s exaggerated features and skeletal armor evoke themes of myth, heroism, and transformation. Hynes’ folk-art aesthetic reinterprets superhero iconography through a raw, expressive visual language.

Evan Hynes - The King of Gotham

Evan Hynes’ The Pharaoh of the Living (2021) presents a regal depiction of Pharaoh Ramses II, standing against a richly textured architectural backdrop labeled "The Temple of Nephthys." Rendered in colored pencil and marker, the composition features bold geometric structuring, muted metallic tones, and expressive linework. The pharaoh’s commanding gaze and intricate armor evoke themes of power, divinity, and legacy.

Evan Hynes - The Pharaoh of the Living

Evan Hynes’ The Pharaoh of Visions (2021) presents a bold depiction of Pharaoh Ptolemy, adorned with a traditional nemes headdress and a skull emblem. Rendered in colored pencil and marker, the composition features geometric structuring, rich earth tones, and expressive linework. The inclusion of a falcon, referencing the Temple of Thoth, reinforces themes of wisdom and divine kingship. Hynes’ folk-art aesthetic reinterprets ancient Egyptian iconography through a contemporary, symbolic lens.

Evan Hynes - The Pharaoh of Visions

Evan Hynes’ The Rat King (2020) reimagines Pharaoh Setnakhte with an exaggerated, muscular form and intricate linework. The composition, executed in colored pencil and marker, features a commanding central figure adorned with a nemes headdress and stylized armor. A menacing feline head in the background reinforces themes of power and protection. Hynes’ bold use of color and structured forms transform historical iconography into a dynamic, contemporary vision of mythical rule.

Evan Hynes - The Rat King

Evan Hynes’ The Ruler of Lions (ND) presents a stylized portrait of Pharaoh Ammenhotep, depicted with a geometric, fragmented face and an exaggerated, commanding expression. The composition, executed in colored pencil and marker, features bold linear patterns, layered color fields, and symbolic elements such as the pharaonic headdress and crossed arms, evoking traditional Egyptian iconography. The dynamic background and expressive mark-making create a contemporary reimagining of ancient regal power.

Evan Hynes - The Ruler of Lions

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