Tag Archives: Art
We caught up with Japanese illustrator Choco Moo at her latest art exhibition in New York City. Known for her whimsical, pop-oriented style, Choco Moo (as known as Yuk@) is a new generation of artist bursting with creativity. We got there a little early and was able to get in a few words with Choco Moo amidst the bustling preparation.
Art in FLUX Harlem and the Scratch DJ Academy recently collaborated for HARLEM BEAT, a pop-up gallery showcasing the work of some talented Harlem based artists like Tyson Hall, Makeba Rainey, Anya Roz and Ibou Ndoye. HARLEM BEAT was an integrative experience, combining musical artistry with that of visual artistry. After taking in some of the groovy tunes being spun by Scratch DJ Pauly Smallz and eyeing the awesome art hanging on Read More
We stumbled upon something quite grand this morning. Glimmering like a diamond in the interweb rough, The Black Venus Project is a bold collection of Afrocentric beauty. Created by Maxim Vakhovskiy, The Black Venus Project is available → here ← in book form. Although it is currently sold out, there will definitely be more available in the near future.
Illustrator, Laura Riedinger, as known as Cheyenne, has teamed up with TAM to bring us yet another brilliantly illustrated longboard. Available soon, but in limited numbers, the design is hand drawn with Posca pens. TAM is a one man wrecking providing homemade longboards for anyone who desires a comforting handmade finish. To get your hands on the limited edition featured here today, contact TAM on his site.
The work week is fresh, but in memory of the weekend that just passed (and in celebration of the weekend to come), we take a look at Kiersten Essenpreis‘ pop culture inspired illustrations. Exploring what most pop culture figures do on their day off, Essenpreis are both ironic and entertaining.