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David Ball’s awesome collages will melt your mind. I first saw his work on the cover of a Megan Slankard record and began my search to figure out who he was. He has his own unique technique of blending collage with traditional painting techniques to create massive seamless pieces. Also, instead of [read more...]
Sometimes street art isn’t about a radical message, it’s just about love. And that couldn’t be more true than in this tag on a construction barricade that read “AYLA…WILL YOU MARRY ME, LOVE DAVID 06-05-2011″. It’s a simple piece laid out in a 3D red and blue color scheme without [read more...]
Last Witness is a grime-style photographer who has taken to making his own unique street art in NYC. I first saw one of his bolted skateboard pieces while I was walking around New York City and immediately sent the artist an email asking if they’d do an interview. After [read more...]
Interview with John Frame
John Frame currently has an exhibit at the beautiful Huntington Library in San Marino, California. The exhibit, “Three Fragments of a Lost Tale”, showcases sculptures and an accompanying animation in a totally immersive environment that took Frame over 5 years to build.
Daniel Rolnik: [read more...]
1) Find an image and save it on your computer [in the example we used Michael Jordan]
2) Go to pixlr.com
4) Have fun and edit your image
5) Save your image as a JPEG and send [read more...]
