May 16, 2012
Well, I suppose its about time that I posted this on my blog. I (sort of) recently did a clothing collaboration with the UK company 'ALL SAINTS'. They put together a series of tee shirts and jerseys incorporation some of my recent imagery. Pictured below are some of the prototype images we put together. You can see the final products at:
http://www.allsaints.com/men/graphic_t-shirts/
or their main page : http://www.allsaints.com/
As far as seeing the product in person (via San Francisco) you can visit their Union Square location at:
140 Geary st. (between Stockton st. and Grand Ave.) 415.762.0702
Mon-Sat: 10am - 8pm / Sun.: 11am - 7pm
Special thanks to John Felix Arnold 111 ( http://felixthethirdrock.com/ ) for inviting me to be a part of this spectacular event. Truthfully its a great feeling to finally start showing some work outside of the Bay Area. I haven't shown work in NYC since August of 2003. So an opportunity to show in Chelsea is well appreciated.
Below are the pieces John selected for the show.
There appears to be a great line up on this one, including artists like APEX and Skinner amongst numerous others. To find out more about ART NOW NY go to:
http://artnowny.com/
http://artnowsf.com/wordpress/archives/8797
Here's the latest Loin collaboration. The way I figure, if I can collaborate with The Loin once every three months or so I'll be a more consistent and much happier man. These are the first set of preliminary TENDERLOIN glyphs for an upcoming series of teeshirts and patches. Patches...you know like back in your punk rock days when you'd sew them all over anything you had made of fabric. Well, they're back! More to come (in color) very soon......Until then, Cheers!
To see more of 'THE LOIN' go to www.theloinnsf.com
May 15, 2012
Here the latest as far as far as street work is concerned. I'd like to thank ROTD for his assistance in getting me up in Hawaii. Thank you to 323 East Gallery for their work in Detroit. Thanks to Katherine Roller for giving me her lovely garage door in Richmond. Telegraph Cafe in Oakland for their continual support of the arts and monthy changing massive wall in Oakland. Also special thanks to Filth Grime for helping me create the 16ft tall piece displayed below. While I'm at it cheers to Eddie Colla and 2wenty for helping me paste that monster up.....word.
Google Map (satellite view) : "Kamehameha Hwy + 58-261" This is a bus stop address. The bus stop is between what looks like two random houses on its left, and a short road on its right. The piece is at the end of that road on the beach to the left.
Special thanks to 'ROTD" for this.
Special thanks to the artist 'ROTD' for this one. This location is thought to be an old war bunker. Its now a part of YMCA Camp Erdman at 69-385 Farrington Highway.