Monday, September 29, 2008
Riding Dirty
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Printmaking
I have been working on some printmaking work recently and I have been having a lot of fun with it. I am working with Xerox transfers, which are easy, quick and direct in its process. Its nice to produce something that is quick as apposed to a painting which can take me several days or weeks to complete. The content of the work is similar to that of my paintings. It deals with the
portraiture of artist, in this case a portrait of some graffiti artist.

portraiture of artist, in this case a portrait of some graffiti artist.
Monday, September 22, 2008
Cinelli X RVCA Bicycle Art Show.
Cinelli and RVCA, 2 of my favorite brands got together and organized an art show based on the urban bicycle culture. I was really excited to see the show because it featured some of my favorite artist, Twist, Kaws and Phil Frost. The show was amazing and put together very well. Its always great to see the work of your art heroes in person because you gain an even greater appreciation for their work. One of the cool things about this exhibition was that it was located inside a bicycle store and not an art gallery setting. I think that art galleries can sometimes be intimidating therefore limiting its attraction and appeal to people that are less informed about art. The show really blended well with the store and the people in attendance seemed to be enjoying the art.








Bicycle Film Festival
I attended the bicycle film festival in Austin Texas this past weekend and it was great. I got to see a lot of short films based on bicycles ranging from animations, music videos, short stories and documentaries. I was pleased with the majority of the films and the crowd was pretty enthusiastic throughout the entire screening. Austin's bike scene seems to be growing each time I visit, so the city was a perfect location for the Bicycle Film Festival. Some of favorite films were from the Mash Sf Crew, Bootleg Sessions Crew and The Warriors Alleycat race in New York.








Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Breath of fresh air.
Sometimes I have to paint stuff that is a bit more loose and less planned out so that I can get ideas for my more technical paintings. I have been painting and drawing stuff like this since high school and it feels good that I have kept up with it. The work is a bit more developed, but still has that fresh feel for me.




Studio Clean Up.
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