"Bling vs. Baroque #1" is a 2007 ink-on-vellum work by Los Angeles artist Kendell Carter, built from double layers of ink and set in a black and gold frame, measuring 33 by 47 inches. It is the only edition made, 1 of 1, so this is a singular object rather than one print among many.

Carter trained as both a sculptor and an environmental designer, earning degrees from The Atlanta College of Art and Art Center College of Design before completing his MFA at California State University, Long Beach. His multidisciplinary practice, spanning painting, sculpture, installation and design, has been shown at the UCLA Hammer Museum, the Museum of Latin American Art, and the Palm Springs Art Museum, among others, and his work sits in public collections including the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego and the SCAD Museum of Art. In 2012 he received an Andy Warhol Foundation Fellowship.