Apr 21, 2013
Beach Platforms and Sand Woman
The beach is one big sketch book.
Mar 27, 2013
My work is going to be included in a zine in Tel Aviv. The zine will accompany an event with performances, bands, installations and artists; all drawing inspiration from the theme SPACE BANQUET. What an honor it is to collaborate on a global level with such talent. This is a party you won't want to miss.
Event details
Space Banquet mixtape! <---It is really good!
The event organizer who has generously brought me on board, the talented artist, Geffen Refaeli
Mar 14, 2013
This month a screen print of mine titled Tides is featured on the cover of Sparkle + Blink, a wonderful literary magazine based in San Francisco. There will be an opening reception for the writers as part of Quiet Lighting's Tour Through Town.
March 19, 2013
at SOMarts
934 Brannan St.
7pm dinner, 6:30pm doors
*The event will be in conjunction with Feast of Words, a potluck dinner where writers and foodies come to meet. Featuring food by Pachamama Cookery.
For more information about the event check out Quiet Lightning's website.
Very cool stuff.
Feb 16, 2013
Do You Like My Bloody Valentine?
Colored pencil, graphite, gouache and ink on paper
11.25 x 10 inches
For sale now at Moksha in Seattle. The show will run through March 13th.
Moksha
If Heidi Were Here Now
Colored pencil, graphite, gouache, ink and acrylic on paper
11 x 10 inches
For sale now at Moksha in Seattle. The show will run through March 13th.
Moksha
Dec 20, 2012
Check out THE YONDER PROJECT, an international exchange of ideas that I am contributing to. Daniela Parra's thoughtful project asks that particpants from across the globe connect through writing and art by re-imagining locations. It is a beautiful project that is both engaging and mysterious. I am so excited to see the end result.
Here is information from the site:
THE YONDER PROJECT
The Yonder Project is the particular situation behind the construction of the Yonder book.
Writers and illustrators working together (by the network) in the interpretation of a distanced place.
Each author was challenge with the creation of a text (in the writer's case) or an illustration (in the illustrator's case) that takes place in a city that they don't know by person.
Creating a particular context based in the interpretation and some basic references about the place, the writers develop a narrative tale that takes part in that city, and the illustrators make their own visual representation of the story and the city that they also don't know.
The Yonder project is a game made by the exchange of ideas and works, a connection between people from different cultures, all they with creatives iniciatives.
MORE TO COME... Stay tuned.
Check out "Park", a zine for sale by the amazingly talented duo, Bloeme van Bon and Geran Knol, masterminds behind the Dutch collective, Park Pardon. I am quite honored to have an artwork featured in there and to have work alongside two of the best illustrators around! I can't wait to see what they come up with next.
Nov 13, 2012
Seventeen and a half Unsuccessful Self Portraits
Nov 2, 2012
Where Infinity Is - You can put your problems, into a Big Black Hole. But you will go there too!
Colored pencil, ink, graphite, acrylic and gouache on Arches watercolor paper
21 x 30 in.
Nov 1, 2012
Songs by Strong Women
My interview for the Scribble Project.
The playlist:
1. Aretha Franklin "If I had a hammer"
2. Bikini Kill "Outta Me"
3. Bette Midler "Wind Beneath My Wings"
Oct 26, 2012
Half a Balotelli Pre-Football in a Gang
Colored pencil, ink and graphite on Arches watercolor paper
11.5 x 10 in.
Oct 22, 2012
Four Generations
Screen print on paper
Edition of 8
20 x 26 in.
Oct 19, 2012
Waiting In Line For Dim Sum
Screen print on paper
Edition of 7
26 x 22 in.
For sale here.
Oct 18, 2012
Above are photos from the San Francisco Arts Comission Galleries Passport event. The top shot is a view of my station at Eden & Eden and below is a shot of the rubber stamp I designed. Each year the event takes place in a different location in San Francisco with this year's celebrations happening in North Beach.
The stamp I illustrated conjures what a daytrip to the neighborhood (and it's close sister, Chinatown) would look like. There are flying bottles of olive oil, lanterns, hovering dim sum space crafts, crazy shopping bags and rice jars. These are just a few of the awesome things that come to mind.
The event was a ton of fun and a great success. For a good recap, check out this Art Enthusiast post. And to see more of these cool photos, take a look at this flickr set by the ultra-talented Rikki Ward for SFAC Galleries.
Oct 11, 2012
Dirty Perfume Shop
Colored pencil, ink and graphite on paper
11 x 14 in.
The Ginseng Store
Screen print on paper
Edition of 10
13 x 15 in.
My art is featured on Pikaland!
Oct 9, 2012
Kitchen Tai Chi in Washington Square Park
Screen print on paper
22 x 22 in.
From the exhibit Stretch & Expose at San Francisco's City Hall.
