Saturday, June 11, 2011

Food Truck Blaster...


Will & Pop's, Chapel Hill & Carrboro's front-running mobile grilled cheese/grilled sandwich authority got a big dose of love recently. I've been revisiting the roots of this incredible art form, in particular Sento, and have to give a shout to the massive amounts of style and influence he's had on spray art. I admire all true technicians, and his tech is about as dialed as it gets.

Thanks Kenny and Carol for the sweet job.







Friday, June 3, 2011

It's about time....

I'm always inspired by the technical wizardry of Pose and more recently, Does. Does uses color gradients perfectly, and his letter style is 100% solid. He combines color the way a good dj mixes beats. Pose mixes up the sickest blends of character-influenced writing style. His work tells stories, and his abstraction of the letter is unparalleled.

With all that in mind, here's my latest take on the boom/bap. Glenn's Tattoo/Carrburrito's, 700 block of Rosemary Street, Carrboro, NC.

















































stoked.
thanks, MTN paint. it's the best paint period.




Wednesday, July 28, 2010

A 10 year celebratory garment.


Drunkcyclist.com, one of the leading cycling related blogs, and perhaps the original cycling-related blog, is celebrating 10 years of growing web presence. I have helped to design, and provided graphics for their commemorative jersey. In addition to its nod to the Belgian national champion jersey, it packs a lot of nice details. Can't wait to see it delivered!

Monday, July 19, 2010

Chapel Hill News...

Link to a nice article on a nice young man from Chapel Hill....

Mural Mural on the Wall...

enjoy the picture of me looking particularly uncomfortable in front of the camera.

Friday, May 28, 2010

Just the job I've been waiting for.

I landed an excellent gig, much thanks to Nate @ Daytripp.com for the wall hook up. Thanks to Montana for the paint.






sketch number one, fast and frivolous:


colors... more sketches.... more coffee...





That's all I had made to work off of, and the rest just took form in my head in the weeks prior to starting. Getting to work this big is super gratifying and I have the best time art making on a big scale. Blasting out the line work was fun to death. This happened in about 10 minutes:


The Montana 94 paint is like canned candy. Its opacity is top notch, and I'm completely hooked. The richness of each color just kept bowling me over.


X-eyes forever...


Here's a peek from the street:



The whole chimichanga:




And, as always, thanks, babies!

Sunday, May 2, 2010

a little more, a little less, it's only a haircut.


card game champs are never good at much else.

Monday, April 19, 2010