Now, this can be fun, and was but keep i mind this was a TON of work. I tagged along with Matt Barnes as we shot for VLUP Magazine, a subsidiary of Hot Rod/Low Rider magazine in Los Angeles.
Check out the video to see how it played out, see the final shots here
The folks at La Carnita and Rdio have a great contest going on for our art show entitled UNO on April 13th in Toronto.
Whats up for grabs? A painting worth $4000.00 by Montreal based artist Johnny Bergeron aka Johnny Crap.
All you have to do is:
1. go to www.rdio.com and set up an account. (The trial is free for 7 days and requires no credit card) Sorry guys, this is Canada Only (Excluding Quebec)
2. Collaborate with the La Carnita UNO Playlist by adding a track or 2, which is HERE. (Be sure to link your Facebook Or Twitter to Rdio when you sign up, so we know how to find you when you win)
The painting will be at UNO, so you can see it in person. The contest ends Sunday April 15th and the winner is announced Monday April 16th on the La Carnita twitter page. Follow @la_carnita
Now for the best part, here’s a picture of Johnny Crap with your painting. Good luck ladies and gents!
Im proud to announce that I am the curator for an event in Toronto on April 13th featuring some of the worlds most popular street and fine artists, as well as fine food from toronto’s own La Carnita. The artists were given the theme “Dios De Los Muertos” and are asked to go big or go home.
Excited to see the how this turns out. Location to be announced soon, you’ll be happy.
Im in love with The Hudson’s Bay home collection, and I’ve made a few purchases but none as extravagant as the Coyote Fur throw.
Click here to purchase
Artist Scott Weaver took 35 years to make this sculpture of San Francisco from Toothpicks, and can even have a ping pong ball tour go through it!
Via Applied Arts
Vice did a fantastic job of interviewing and somewhat documenting the processes of KR’s recent work. He’s gone from being one of the most prolific graffiti artists to ever rock a throw up, to a household name in the pockets of all artists that preceded him. I lived in San Francisco at the same time as KR, and loved his style, his spots and cleanliness. Enjoy the video at Freshness (As I cant figure out how to embed the darned thing properly)