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[thujone]

Vaccy Tuna, you definitely blow my mind

 

[Albion]

So I made my first logo for someone! This is for a dj/producer of EDM (also happens to be a bluelighter too). Reckon it's got the 'electro' vibe?

 

[Albion]

So I'm working on a project in which I turn famous people into llamas, and surreptitiously sneak llamas into famous images.

Neville Chamberlain

 

[Seventeen]

So I made my first logo for someone! This is for a dj/producer of EDM (also happens to be a bluelighter too). Reckon it's got the 'electro' vibe?

white on black looks way better, imho. looks good tho. and the llamas are cool.

 

[Jblazingphoenix100]

Commission for a beautiful gal - Finished today, multi-layered stencilled spray, with sharpie and metallic inks...oh yeah and some glow-in-the-dark paint for the mantra.

 

[nekointheclouds]

Hey SO folks!

Finally posting stuff.

Lets start with the Chicks with Sticks.

That last one had actually been colored since then. They are just pen and watercolors.

Here's one more of me dreaming.

 

[AmorRoark]

So I'm working on a project in which I turn famous people into llamas, and surreptitiously sneak llamas into famous images.

Neville Chamberlain

This is so sick.

 

[muvolution]

Lots of excellent artists in here.
I do lots of architectural drawings/ renderings but it gets kinda out there sometimes...
I love pen and ink, with other media mixed in.

Arequipas

casa de emancipacion

Chapel of Santa Lucia

Old Panama

Casco Viejo

Dorky n' Stoned in Panama

Pisac, Peru

My favorite - Made this one into a Lithograph

 

[coelophysis]

You're my new favorite Blartist.
Love it.

 

[muvolution]

Thank you.
I need to keep my output up, it's theraputic.

 

[coelophysis]

Pisac, Peru is my favorite. What are it's dimensions?

 

[muvolution]

17" x 24" as that's about the biggest you can take with you on a backpacking trip.

 

[ugly]

my "art" ? (1)

This is the inside of a "personal shrine". I make personal shrines for special people in my life. This one was for my grandson seven years ago. You can see the inside, the quarter there is for size reference. I make these with Altoid tins. You can also see the outside cover.

 

[ugly]

my "art" ? (2)

This one is for my husband's grandmother, who passed away 20 years ago. (No, I didn't make this 20 years ago. I made it after I started making these.) She was a very interesting person. I used a map of her neighborhood off the 215. I used a spent gift card and cut it and melted it with a heat gun while I curled the hot plastic with needle nose pliers. to make the "frame" that the picture is in.

 

[ugly]

my "art" ? (3)

This is a pin. On the back there's a stick pin attachment for wearing on the lapel of a jacket. I made it for a friend who is a security guard at a high school. She has to bust kids for dress code violation as part of her duties. I made this with two microscope slides. First I made the little collage. Then I put it between the microscope slides. I soldered the slides together with a soldering gun (der) and I soldered on the danglies at the bottom, which I made out of beads and wire (der again). She wears it on her jacket lapel sometimes and I must say, I like to see it.

 

[undead]

ugly, I don't know why you put art in quotations. That's absolutely art. Unless you're referring to it more as a craft. Either way... those are fucking awesome. I REALLY love the one with the melted gift card. LOVE it. Fucking creative.

 

[undead]

One of my MANY MANY works in progress. This is for two buddy's of mine who are producers/djs... obviously called Hot Mess and based out of Columbus, Ohio. They typically play out dubstep and/or drumstep.

 

[nekointheclouds]

Here are some peices I did or a project about Buddhism in Memphis TN. I spent the semester visiting and interacting with practicing buddhists here in Memphis, and explored what is was like to be part of a counter culture religion like Buddhism in a place like Memphis which is considered the Buckle of the Bible Belt. While doing this I practiced Buddhists Sumi-i ink techniques to document. The black and white ones are Sumi-i ink, the colored pieces are sumi-i and colored india ink.

This last one is how all the drawings were presented in the gallery.

 

[undead]

Those are amazing, neko!

 

[Jblazingphoenix100]

wicked - exhibition

Looks like a big bare gallery though wish they didn't always look so cold.