Klutch art opening in Portland, OR.

Klutch is currently showing his work in Portland, Oregon at Someone Gallery. The opening was last Friday where they raffled off a mural painted by Klutch and Jessamyn.

If you are in the Portland area get over and check out the show. It runs through this month.

You can see more here and here.

Collaboration project results part 2.

Here is the latest of the collaboration project I am doing with Jeff Schaller and Melody Postma. This one is my second piece collaborating with Jeff. More details to follow about the opening soon.

Brandon McLean art opening at Eazy Street Gallery, Miami.

Brandon McLean has a show opening up tonight in Miami, Florida. The show is entitled "Believe The Hype" and is taking place at Eazy Street Gallery.

Here is a sneak peek at some of the pieces that he will be showing as well as some views from his studio.

You can get more information here and here.

The artwork of Holly Manneck.

Holly Manneck contacted me recently to introduce herself as the newest addition to the amazing artists represented by Art Modern Gallery in Naples, Florida.

As artists, we share similarities in style and era of our subjects. Holly's work evokes the glamour of the female form through advertising, fashion, and icons of the 1950's. Her colors are magnificent and her textures and layering add to the composition of her pieces.

This current body of work is based on the themes of Hydro Power and Solar Power utilizing vintage icons of sunglasses, swimming goggles, and swimsuit advertisements. I am loving these pieces and am always so happy to discover new art that I relate to.

You can see more work here and here.

Snap, Crackle, Pop! Art Collaboration.

I am putting the final touches on an art collaboration that I am doing with Melody Postma and Jeff Schaller which has been a great experience and we will show the pieces in May. Details to follow on the show but the title will be "Snap, Crackle, Pop! Here is the latest piece that I worked on with Melody. It's always fun to see how another artist will interpret your work and add to it! You can see more at her blog.

Slap Chop Remix.

Almost as infectious as the Time Warner IO digital cable Reggaeton song.

Eames Lounge Chair Assembly Film.

One of the many films that Charles and Ray Eames made during their prolific careers.

Classic Car Emblems

Scooped from flickr member RemoveAWreck.

Here is his blog as well.

Keith Haring.

Keith Haring never interested me much in the 80's. I would skate by Pop Shop on Lafayette Street and never give it a second look. Not only until years later did I realize how amazing his work was. He touched on every serious subject at the time but in a way that made it less gloomy. His playful characters and signature thick brush strokes were graphically perfect and his canvas was any blank wall in his path. He is the original pop street artist and you can see his influence all over the walls of the city today.

Harings' work has had a lasting impact on both the art world, the graphic design world, and the fashion world. He is the definition of pop art.