Watermelons, cantalopes, and honey dew have nothing in common with Matthew Curry's work except for the fact that they are all really sweet. Matt resides in DC and besides painting also does some really nice graphic design. Oh and by the way this image is croped a lil different then his painting but still gives you the feel for his work. If i would have tried to fit the whole thing you wouldn t catch any of the detail.
The art and life of Dennis J. Hayes IV. From background info to interests in food and water activism to family man activities to politics and other things that make him tik.
Friday, July 29, 2005
Thursday, July 28, 2005
Tim Tomkinson with 2 capital Tees
Tim Tomkinson is an illustrator out of Brooklyn. The first time i saw this guys work i didn t like it at all. a week later i looked at it again and thought i was schizo because i couldn't figure out why I didn't like it the first time. Because i loved it the second time, and still do to this day.
- DQ -
www.show-me-dq.com is a collabrative drawing sketchbook that is on there 3rd issue. It features a bunch of drawings by French, Brazilian, and Italian artists. A couple with well known hockey last names like Potvin and Bourque which is always a good thing.
Wednesday, July 27, 2005
Nicholas Di Genova - part duex
Well Nick is at it again at Le Gallery this month showing with Dalek. The Wacky Doodler on Flickr was kind enough to question Wil Kucey (who i might mention is a hell of a gentleman as well) at Le Gallery for some images of Nicks latest and posted them on her Flickr account. I highly recommend that you go and explore through his wonderfully detailed works. There is also an interesting interview with Nick and Dalek regarding the show and other stuff by Wil of Le Gallery on www.dopefiend.ca under the features section.
- Ridiculous Refuse -
Chris Jordan is from Seattle (that city and photography is starting to haunt me), and takes photos of industrial yards and waste facilities. He has been published in the New York times and Smithsonian Magizine. Here is what he has to say about his photography.
"As I explore around our country’s industrial yards and waste facilities, where the accumulated detritus of our consumption is exposed like eroded layers in the Grand Canyon, I find evidence of a slow-motion apocalypse in progress. I am appalled by these scenes, yet also drawn into them with awe and fascination. The immense scale of our consumption can appear desolate, macabre, oddly comical, full of irony, even strangely beautiful; for me its consistent feature is a staggering complexity. Perhaps our vast piles of junk can serve as visual metaphors for the difficult questions that we Americans face as the earth's most voracious resource gluttons."
Tuesday, July 26, 2005
Mysterious Al
It s been a lil while since i've been to mysterious al's site. he has thrown some new images on his site and you should have a look. Very nice flash animations that breath down you neck.
Monday, July 25, 2005
Eyvind Earle.....
Ok this one is a lil unusual for me but i dig his landscapes. Eyvind Earle is a illustrator that used to work for disney doing backgrounds and such. I really like his use of color and they're grafically beautiful. Love the big trees and the snow.
Friday, July 22, 2005
Invite "From Four Zero One"
This is the invite for a split show between labrona, other, thesis, and myself (7teen). The opening is August 6th 6pm - 10pm at Primary Space in Hamtramck MI. There will be an installation done by all of the artists and all the artists will be present at the opening. If in the area Please swing by and check it out.
Daniel "cha" Chang
This guys work is money. Top dollar bill ya ll (alright i am done being an idiot). I saw this and fell in love with the painting. Daniel graduated from Art Center and lives in Southern Cal. Does illustration and is rep'd by Frank Sturgis. He also does some wonderful paintings of birds. Check his stuff out.
Thursday, July 21, 2005
Os Gemeos
A few posts ago i mentioned Os Gemeos (peter sutherlands blog spot). Os Gemeos are two brothers from brazil that rock hard on some real amazing graff type ish. I found an amazing source of images of there stuff as well as some other writers from the southern half of the americas. Check out the great library of images at www.lost.art.br/graff.html.