Showing posts with label graff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graff. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 6, 2013

Halloween Piece

So Halloween just passed, and I had already sketched out a piece to paint. Coincidentally I almost didnt get a chance to paint it but decided at the last minute to go ahead and do it so I wouldnt regret not having done it. It was a quickie, and much smaller then I wanted to paint it but it didn't turn out so bad.


GO CREATE!


Friday, September 6, 2013

Back to my roots

I'm a graff writer. Wait, I know what you might be saying, "oh he's a vandal", or "a tagger", or even "he's a street artist"(btw street art and graffiti are 2 totally different things, but we'll save that for another time); coincidentally I am also a street artist. But there is more to this art that I grew up learning from some amazing people I got to hang out with in Southern California. It's been a while since I picked up a can for a piece, but lately I have been missing it. So when this truck came in to the scrap yard I work at, I asked if I could paint it. My employers were gracious enough to oblige. Here are some progress pics, and I should be done in the next few days. enjoy!

GO CREATE!

from concept to reality




More Progress!


Here's the finished product, plus some closeups!








Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Happy Bday banner

Last week a friend turned 30! So I painted a banner for her party, something people could take pictures in front of. it was a quickie, and I just used what paint I had at the house. I like how it turned out tho.

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Wednesday, July 10, 2013

Bus Sketches

I have these blank bus silhouettes in my sketchbook that I practice with from time to time. Here are several I recently finished, along with what the blanks look like.

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Wednesday, June 13, 2012

New Piece

This piece was inspired by the MadC piece I posted yesterday. Love her style! Didn't turn out so bad.










Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Roots

So I have recently decided to sharpen the skills that have brought me to where I am today as an artist. Graff has seemingly always been in my blood. Having been mentored by an amazing graff writer and friend way back in 93' I have never stopped writing graffiti. I have books full of random pieces, sometimes napkins become canvases. Anyway here's a sketch I did yesterday in a book someone gave me for my bday last year. Kinda basic, only 2 color but there's still some gas left in the 'ol tank...




GO CREATE!