Oil on Stretched Canvas
18″ x 24″ x 2″
Joey Havlock and Rhonda Havlock, Collaboration
Bullseye BimDaggers — Original Painting by Joey Havlock & Rhonda Havlock
A powerful fusion of vision, discipline, and cultural homage, Bullseye BimDaggers stands as a collaborative force—where the combined creative energies of Joey Havlock and Rhonda Havlock converge into a singular, striking emblem of precision and purpose.
At the center, the all-seeing Bullseye character emerges as both witness and warrior—an icon of focus, awareness, and unwavering intent. Encircled by a radiant target, the composition becomes a meditation on mastery: the relentless pursuit of center through repetition, instinct, and refined control.
Below, the crossed Bimo BimKnives daggers anchor the work with grounded strength and ancestral lineage. These blades pay direct tribute to Bimo, the master knife maker from Indonesia, whose work embodies generations of craftsmanship, cultural heritage, and reverence for the blade. Bimo’s creations are not mass-produced objects—they are forged expressions of identity, discipline, and artistry. Each BimKnife carries the spirit of the maker, shaped through time-honored techniques and a deep respect for balance, form, and function.
Within the world of throwing knives and Throwing Knife Life, BimKnives stand apart—respected not only for their performance and precision, but for the story they carry. They represent a bridge between ancient Indonesian blade traditions and modern practitioners who value skill, ritual, and connection to craft. In this piece, the daggers are elevated beyond tool—they become sacred symbols of control, intention, and mastery in motion.
Set against a luminous sky of clouds and energy, the composition transcends the physical plane—hovering between worlds where skill meets spirit. The collaboration between Joey and Rhonda amplifies this duality, blending distinct creative forces into a unified visual language that is both grounded in tradition and elevated into myth.
Bullseye BimDaggers is more than a painting—it is a convergence of artists, a tribute to a master craftsman, and a visual anthem for those who live with intention, throw with precision, and honor the lineage behind the blade.
