Doesn’t matter if you’re in advertising, design, or freakin’ basket weaving. The most successful are usually the most self-disciplined. In short, the ones who “do it and get it done … no fuckin’ around.” Wise words.
Though I missed the REBEL8 “Return of the Lost Angels” event by a week (video here and recap at Fatlace) I was lucky enough to drive down Melrose in time to catch the huge bomb Mike Giant dropped on the Shepard Fairey wall at De La Barracuda.
“After months of work and hundreds of buckets of paint” BLU‘s latest, BIG BANG BIG BOOM, more than outdoes his last epic video. Soundtrack by Andrea Martignon.
Spotted at Olympic & Lincoln, outside Company 3. First Skullphone piece I’ve seen in a while. Apparently his new show Digital Media has been running at Subliminal Projects and is wrapping up July 2nd. Watch the vid below.
Dots are big part of his latest wave of work, “Through painted pointillism, the imagery dislocates as the artwork is approached.”
Something about how far this boy has to look for a patch of chain-link covered sky grabbed me and said, “snap a pic with your crappy iPhone camera, will ya?” So here it is.
If you’re in Dogpatch it’s at the foot of the old Fire Station 16 on Tennessee (between 20th & 21st).
Bid on this bike and 100% of proceeds go to the Bahati Foundation which supports SoCal inner-city and underserved communities through coaching, education, and mentoring. While the foundation is largely education-centric, they also do cycling outreach as founder Rahsaan Bahati is a champion cyclist. Hence the bike. Learn more at BahatiFoundation.org »
Spotted these on Lombard Street right across from the Palace of Fine Arts. One’s labeled “Justice For Oscar Grant“, the victim of that infamous BART Police shooting on New Year’s Day ’09. Get the full story at JusticeForOscarGrant.org.