Posted
on June 4, 2009, 4:47 pm,
by atomeve,
under news.
fun wrist!
fight bag!
fox ring!
iron on patches!
This weekend in Brooklyn, take a detour and swing through McCarren Park for the Renegade Fair. You’ll find my xtra special friends, FORWARD ROLL in booth 220 debuting many new and exciting products (including some items featuring my art). I won’t be able to make it, so please tell them hello and give them a big hi 5 for me!
When:June 6th and 7th 11am-7pm— Shine or Rain
Where:McCarren Park Booth 220(By Lorimer Street) Map Attached.
Look for the Red+White stripe tent!
If you can’t make the fair, don’t worry as you can get all of their great stuff through the website found here: www.forwardroll.net
Posted
on May 9, 2009, 6:56 pm,
by atomeve,
under archives, studio.
SF tattoo artist/painter Henry Lewis commissioned me to add a piece to his ongoing collection of mocking bird/jawbone paintings. This is not the best photo of the painting, but it’s all i could get before I handed it over to Henry.
I’m excited to see some ladies rockin’ the T shirt I made with SF clothing designer, Kevin Scott Hailey. I drew a herd of sheep running. It’s part of the Spring 2009 collection, so available very soon. Kevin is the man behind the curtain of Coma and Cotton.
Here’s a slideshow of the entire Spring 2009 collection:
Posted
on May 2, 2009, 2:43 pm,
by atomeve,
under archives, fodder, news.
My good buddies back home in SC revisited Fantasy Place for a good cause today. The original structure was constructed to house a WBCshow that coincided with “Rap N’ Roast” back in January at Prok Haus. Artists/Friends, Charlie Mcalister and John Pundt got alot of the cardboard from my stepdad’s furniture store in Mount Pleasant, Stuckey Brothers Furniture. Good job, brothers!
Posted
on May 1, 2009, 4:56 pm,
by atomeve,
under archives, news.
Friend and collector, Terry Fox’s home is featured in the 2009 Arts issue of Charleston Magazine. Terry has been buying my work for a while now and has been very supportive of my career from the beginning. I’m glad to see that he and his collection are getting recognized. It’s people like Terry that help artists like me feel that maybe they’re doing the right thing after all. Thanks, Terry!
Posted
on April 8, 2009, 4:31 pm,
by admin,
under news, production.
I have to thankPROKhaus madmen, John Pundt and Sean McMillan who pumped out a limited edition run of the book that’s been roaming around my brain and sketchbook since 1996 or so…
Meet Punny Fages, a silly little (4.5″ x 5″) book of my drawings. Hand screen printed and bound. 20+ variations, twists and arranged word marriages contained in one pocket friendly volume.
The First Edition of 100 available while supplies last HERE!
I’ve just recently completed a slew of designs for Oakland, CA band Sleepytime Gorilla Museum and their upcoming spring tour. If you get the chance, go see them and buy some merch!. They do an incredible live show and are a great bunch of folks. I’m very fortunate to be associated with such talent. Below are some of images of the stuff I made.
Posted
on February 13, 2009, 5:12 am,
by admin,
under current, news.
I’m in a show at Mina Dresden gallery that is thematically based on portraits. If you know my work, you know that I don’t really paint people very often. I took this opportunity to have a little fun and bring some looseness back into the act of painting.
Artist Statement for PORTRAYALS
With my work for Portrayals, I took advantage of the theme induced opportunity to explore subject matter and styles atypical of my previous body of work. I found myself indulgent in the liberation. Audiences familiar with my work, know me as a painter of less human entities and I would only hope that they find this exploration refreshing, playful and synonymous of the artistic spirit. Though only a temporary departure from my MO, I found it permanently therapuetic.
