Here’s a breakdown of my “HEADGEAR” series, inspired from my bike accident back in September. I’ve said many times that these are my first paintings. It’s a half lie, but I consider this more of painting that my previous attempts.
I documented the breakdown so I can learn more about what I did. This was the first time I had a plan of attack, knew what I was doing, followed through, and completed it accordingly (minus inconsistencies).
I’ve been sketching quite a bit on my most recent project with Bearbook. Many members of Wild Man Design Tribe will be contributing works and interpretation of the “Teeth” the theme of this first publication.
Support and order your Bearbook today, here!
“Bearbook is presented by Jillian Barthold with Ashley Rose Reinsmith and Kady Dennell.
Bearbook is an art collaboration quarterly in the form of a zine/chapbook sized book that brings artists of all mediums and concentrations together around a common theme. This could include but is not limited to photographers, painters, graphic designers, printmakers, culinary artists, papercutters, fashion designers, writers, etc. The first theme is “teeth” and the book will include 40-50 submissions that all somehow include the artist’s interpretation/incorporation of teeth.”
Inspired by F* Yeah Art Student Owl, I felt like doing something to get back into my style. Working with marker lineart and Photoshop colors.
It was recently my little nephew’s birthday the day before Valentines Day. He just turned 6. I have some serious pride and love for this kid. He told me one day he wanted to become an artist like me.
NO. WILD MAN DESIGN TRIBE IS NOT DEAD.
Apologies for the lack of recapping what’s been going down. For the most part, Tribe’s been busy getting involved with our comrades through various collaborations, showcases, freelancing, and even personal works.
Stay plugged as we’ll update you on what’s been cookin up this year.
Also, follow us on Facebook (we want everyone to do it)
IDK if you guys care about your signatures but i do. Go ahead and forge it, since these are my roughs. I’m not scurred.
Working on my new signature since I’m writing with my other hand now (Taken with instagram)
For those out there that feel the same way as I do today.
We can conquer valentines day together (Taken with instagram)
who doesn’t love FREE rice krispie treats? stop by February 21st & 22nd and support SID.
Hey Columbia College. Here is a project some of your colleagues are cooking up. check it out. support. perhaps snag a copy of the collaboration.
Recently the community has been getting done just right, as the new year has made way to a year of collaboration. Couple weeks ago Loosey Goosey Zine curated a showcase with California based group Infusion Project.
Now our comrades Jillian Barthold with Ashley Rose Reinsmith and Kady Dennell is moving forward with yet another project called Bearbook.
“bearbook is an art collaboration quarterly in the form of a zine/chapbook sized book that brings artists of all mediums and concentrations together around a common theme. This could include but is not limited to photographers, painters, graphic designers, printmakers, culinary artists, papercutters, fashion designers, writers, etc. The first theme is “teeth” and the book will include 40-50 submissions that all somehow include the artist’s interpretation/incorporation of teeth.”
Visit their kickstarter to support the new project and be sure to reserve your copy!
Metallic Goldfish Blank Book with black pages and faux leather spine, my most recent hand-bound book. Check it out on my Etsy.
Keep industrious, people!
GONNA BE A GREAT YEAR.
just trying to start the year off with a positive attitude
Come support my new series “HEADGEAR.” Besides being my first painting series, the work is inspired from my experience getting hit while biking.
For 21+ come support The Infusion Project X Loosey Goosey Zine’s showcase 9PM tonight at Beauty Bar Cafe. Click here for more info.
Also come support our homie Kathleen Boudwin who also be doing live art!
The Sketchbook Project 2012, before I sent it off to the Brooklyn Art Library to join the world tour. I made my entry a printed booklet of January sketches, 16 pages saddle-stitched (stapled). If you want to join the next round, check it out on the Art House Co-op’s website.
By Sandra D.
Poster for typography class. Music and Food to raise funds and food for the Chicago Food Bank, with the collaboration of The CocaCola Foundation and the Chicago Mixtape
By Jeremy Blake 102
