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12.31.10

2010 Borbay’s Year in Review on Canvas General Action | Comments
2010 kicked-off with a new title — Time Out New York's Most Creative New Yorker... and a broken fibula. By the end of my first full calendar year as a professional artist, I hung in two exhibitions, got back on the ice, painted furiously and most importantly — got engaged to the woman of my dreams. As you can see, my clean cut advertising image changed greatly per my portrait above. I have no resolutions for 2011, other than to keep pressing forward. 2009 was great, 2010 was incredible, 2011... After the jump, a meandering journey through my 2010 on canvas, and ...

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09.23.10

My Take on “I ♥ NY” on New York Times and Gawker | UPDATED General Action | Comments
I can never resist a good challenge, particularly when it comes to NYC. After reading a call for I ♥ NY submissions on The New York Times, I hit the shop. Photoshop. Since I paint to capture New York, I thought it was time for Gotham to capture my paintings. Dutch doors. As it happens, Milton Glaser - the original designer of the I Love NY logo, also submitted two designs. It's like attending your own look alike competition. My submission reads: "Stenciled from my paintings created on-location — the "I" is the Woolworth Building at night from 7WTC, the "Heart" is the ...

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