A mixed bag of color images
That will take place of laguage as communication.
A sneek peek of some new work for the big museum show in Belgium.
Something I saw the other day. Just like falling into a Picasso.
New triptych, fresh from the studio, and right into a box to be shipped.
Look at those tiny buns!
I always hate when a sticker gets placed over some text I might want to read on a book or video I am looking at, but...
Something Jimmy from RVCA made me do, I think some one won it as a prize at the 100K...
Deanna's Bloggage.
Upcoming show in USA, LA to be more exact.
Deanna's Bloggage.
Upcoming show in USA, LA to be more exact.
Posted January 27th, 2010 by but that does not mean no captions
Super eclectic post.
The last painting is fucking awesome. I want that as a tattoo across my chest. Then you can carve your initials into my stomach. FOR LIFE.
Who's butt is your finger in?
The last painting is fucking awesome. I want that as a tattoo across my chest. Then you can carve your initials into my stomach. FOR LIFE.
Who's butt is your finger in?
Posted By: Jacob on January 27th, 2010 at 12:00PM PST
bury the hatchet, love the triptych, don't know about the writing, maybe a little over, the painting seems to be able to speak for itself. Especially love the multi eyes on the center figure. nice!
Posted By: chvostal on January 27th, 2010 at 01:10PM PST
you copied the first painting off that tee shirt.jk
It's Collin Provost's tiny buns.
It's weird how pamphlets and ads have photos of random people smiling on them.
It's Collin Provost's tiny buns.
It's weird how pamphlets and ads have photos of random people smiling on them.
Posted By: Jgonzalez on January 27th, 2010 at 01:24PM PST
Excellent observations, JGonzales I agree.
Posted By: The Odd-On Looker on January 27th, 2010 at 03:19PM PST
that shit is deep. the paintings, i mean.
my friend worked in a gallery in manhattan and his coordinator dropped a Monet painting and put an inch long scratch in it. apparently he just fixed it with a sharpie.
my friend worked in a gallery in manhattan and his coordinator dropped a Monet painting and put an inch long scratch in it. apparently he just fixed it with a sharpie.
Posted By: vinny on January 27th, 2010 at 03:37PM PST
Speaking of Picasso, did any of you guys hear about that little kid who some people compared to Picasso. I dont remember the link but his stuff was pretty good.
Posted By: benzan on January 27th, 2010 at 04:50PM PST
Oh. That kid that's pretty good with watercolors or something? He's pretty tight. Hopefully his parents don't exploit him.
Posted By: Jgonzalez on January 27th, 2010 at 05:47PM PST
haha, i bet they will, the kid is doomed
Posted By: benzan on January 27th, 2010 at 08:38PM PST
Is the Devil and Jesus having an arm wrestle over the world or are they making a deal.
I like to think theyre making a deal.
I like to think theyre making a deal.
Posted By: richardvanlent.com on January 27th, 2010 at 09:12PM PST
nah, they're keepin it real.
Posted By: vinny on January 27th, 2010 at 09:37PM PST
ed, this stuff is amazing. the last especially is amazing. i can sometimes relate to pain of having an embarrassingly deflated snorkel.
Posted By: sean m on January 27th, 2010 at 09:43PM PST
also, are you guys talking about kieron williamson? the picasso kid, that is.
Posted By: sean m on January 27th, 2010 at 09:45PM PST
I pass by that container that says Extreme a lot.
-Devinbriggs.com
-Devinbriggs.com
Posted By: Devin on January 28th, 2010 at 12:28AM PST
great triptych
Posted By: Eggs McManus on January 28th, 2010 at 08:36AM PST
your link to the allegedly doctored wolf leap photo was sick. as a skateboarder/photographer i felt his timing was just a bit too early though, i really would have liked to see the wolf in a more leveled off position, directly above the fence with his back legs tucked up, you know? i mean, a guy goes through all the trouble to either track wolves and make an honest photo or hire a tame wolf to jump a fuckin fence - the least he could do is get the timing right. am i right? if anything, THATS the reason they should take back the 10,000 pounds. the light was nice though, how many gary fongs did that take? also the triptych was fucking sick. do an art show in milwaukee or chicago!!
Posted By: drane on January 28th, 2010 at 09:20AM PST
If the wolf were to be perfectly leveled, you'd need a tri-pod, a generator for the perfect lighting, & a tamed wolf.
I bet Devin Briggs could take the perfect photo..
I bet Devin Briggs could take the perfect photo..
Posted By: Jacob on January 28th, 2010 at 10:09AM PST
