Sometimes it is very difficult to break from a pattern in art. For 2011 I am going to try some new techniques and try to break out of my comfort zone for creating. We will see how it goes, and I’ll try to keep you updated.
For now check out my updated site which includes a new design section (with more updates to come) and my first piece for 2011.
Just got done with a book cover layout for Lauren Zuniga. She recently created a book of poems entitled Left Plains: Poems For The Oklahomies. Email her or look for it at DNA Galleries soon.
Completed these little custom iPod speaker guys and sent them off to be sold in Europe.
Finally got some decent shots of my new work. Hop over to my online gallery to check them out. All the new pieces along with a few older ones are currently showing at DNA Galleries in Oklahoma City, if you are near by come check them out.
I hope to have more work soon. So keep checking back.
Get ready to roll deep out to The Arbor Saturday May 8th from 7-Midnight!
This is going to be an awesome show. We have a great crew with some fresh work. On the art side there will be live graffiti murals, some street art installations and artwork by some talented young creative minds including yours truly.
On the random fun side there will be a live DJ, Big Truck Tacos will be out serving food and there will be a few local clothing lines representing with t-shirts and accessories including GROUP FLY, Tree & Leaf Clothing (of course), DNA Galleries will have a few shirts and Jason Pawley will do the same with his Approach Creative line.
This are some new pieces that were recently on display at City Arts Center in Oklahoma City for their annual fundraiser named Cafe City Arts. It was a fun exhibit with many wonderful artists and I hope to do it again.
These are my first pieces of the year and I am pretty happy with them. The large one is a 2 feet by 4 feet and the others are 2 feet by 2 feet. I will have some detail images of these pieces up in my gallery soon.
You can see them in person at DNA Galleries on 16th and Blackwelder in Oklahoma City.