We are constantly impressed and inspired by the work of DKNG Studios. Check out their work if you’re not familiar with them. Good stuff!
Our good friends at Sezio just shared this incredible video for the Husbands Dream single off their debut EP. Altough the typography appears to be a simple animation, it’s actually built in the studio as lighted cabinets that are programed and synced with the music. The video was recorded live in studio. Simply awesome. Watch the video here.
Case Studyo is a publisher and producer of artworks by contemporary artists. Their collaborations have included Parra, Steven Harrington, Kevin Lyons and Remed just to name a few. There’s some really nice editions on their site, although most of them are sold out!
We love everything about this bicycle. Beautiful, thoughtful design!
Surface Art + Culture
206 North Coast Highway, Suite 212 E
Oceanside, CA 92054
Saturday, November 3rd, 7-11 pm
If you’re in or near Oceanside this Saturday night, you should stop by Surface Art & Culture (in Artist Alley across the street from the Oceanside Library). Our good friend Myles McGuinness will be showcasing all new limited edition wood prints of Taylor Jensen, Ryan Burch, Jared Mell and more, along with live music by the Red Fox Tails! RSVP on Facebook here.
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New Works by Terri Mitchell
Saturday, October 20th, 6-10pm
at Bottlecraft in Little Italy
This Saturday night, our good friend Terry Mitchell is having a solo exhibition at Bottlecraft. By the looks of the teaser pics we’ve seen, it’s going to be another epic (and hilariously spooky) exhibition. Buy some art, buy some beer. Hope to see you there! And… that rhymed.
RSVP on Facebook here.
It’s nice to see the evolution of Audrey Kawasaki’s work. Check out her latest show, Midnight Reverie, at Jonathan Levine Gallery.
Simple, beautiful, and inspiring work from French-born artist, Malika Favre.
Firsts things first. This is not a photograph, it is a painting by Robin Eley. Wow! I’m always amazed when artists can pull off something so hyper-realistic with some paint and a brush. This guy has some serious skills!
Greg Gossel has just released a new version of his iconic Zissou piece from the 2010 Bad Dads show. This new edition of 30 is hand collaged and hand painted, then embellished with spraypaint and finally finished with a 4-color screenprint of Bill Murray’s mug. The kicker is, it’s a 17 x 20 piece on heavyweight stock and it’s only $250. Amazing. You can get one here, but you better act fast!
