1xrun:

Askew - Diamondism Study Silkscreen a 1xRUN Exclusive
‘Diamondism’ is the term I coined when referring to my recent stream of work. It was an offshoot of the ‘Netch’ pieces painted together with Berst. Initially Diamondism came from my observations of crystal formations photographed with a macro lens. In nature colours and form are arranged in ways that defy human logic. All the rules are broken - yet everything is defined perfectly.

askewone:

1xRUN Blog - ASKEW Print Release Drop in 2 Colorways on 1/24
carlovely:

ron zakrin
buy a print here

carlovely:

ron zakrin

buy a print here

Camilo Pardo’s Her Targets Production Images.

This Camilo Pardo collection features a well-delineated beauty (shades of Emma Peel) in the foreground and a kaleidoscope of varied designs in the background. That’s right - each print is unique unto itself with each one boasting a different background motif painted by Pardo. One of Camilo’s signature racing girls screen printed over the top of each uniquely painted backgrounds. 

An exclusively commissioned work for 1xRUN, Her Targets is being produced in a limited number of 45 color specific prints.

This RUN starts on Monday Dec 13th at Noon.  Available for 7 days only!

http://1xrun.com/upcoming/Her_Targets

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Adam Batchelor
Flag Kid


Available this week on www.1xRUN.com

Adam Batchelor

Flag Kid

Available this week on www.1xRUN.com

David Chung
Finger-Crab Helps Gillman Try On Mustaches For His Big Date
11 x 14 in.   Signed & Numbered
Giclee on 330gsm 100% Archival Cotton Paper
I have always felt bad for the monster in monster movies like this, especially when it gets shot at or killed in the end. It just never seemed fair to me. Nobody really ever considers the monster’s point of view. Of course if you’re going to startle and shoot at him, he’s probably going to kill part of your crew in self defense. That’s what happens when you get all up in a wild animal’s business. And just because he decides to kidnap a beautiful woman and drag her down to the bottom of a lagoon and into a secret cave doesn’t mean that he’s going to rape and kill her. So I don’t know what everybody always freaks out about. For all we know he was probably just going to take her out for a fancy lobster dinner and then spend the rest of the night talking about feelings. Then of course it’s always interrupted by some a-hole who cock blocks him by shooting him in the chest 50 times and steals the woman back. pssssh! Whatever. Poor Gillman :(

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David Chung

Finger-Crab Helps Gillman Try On Mustaches For His Big Date

11 x 14 in.   Signed & Numbered

Giclee on 330gsm 100% Archival Cotton Paper

I have always felt bad for the monster in monster movies like this, especially when it gets shot at or killed in the end. It just never seemed fair to me. Nobody really ever considers the monster’s point of view. Of course if you’re going to startle and shoot at him, he’s probably going to kill part of your crew in self defense. That’s what happens when you get all up in a wild animal’s business. And just because he decides to kidnap a beautiful woman and drag her down to the bottom of a lagoon and into a secret cave doesn’t mean that he’s going to rape and kill her. So I don’t know what everybody always freaks out about. For all we know he was probably just going to take her out for a fancy lobster dinner and then spend the rest of the night talking about feelings. Then of course it’s always interrupted by some a-hole who cock blocks him by shooting him in the chest 50 times and steals the woman back. pssssh! Whatever. Poor Gillman :(

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Bask print is still available on 1xRUN! Get it while you still can!

Bask print is still available on 1xRUN! Get it while you still can!

Let it burn!

purple-diary:

Scott Campbell burning his works in front of Vice Gallery, Mexico

Let it burn!

purple-diary:

Scott Campbell burning his works in front of Vice Gallery, Mexico

carlovely:

awesome new work by my boy FOOX



NEWS ALERT
October 25, 2010 
Artist contacted by Aliens to communicate end of humanity message to the public
FOOX contacted by a higher power to communicate the end of time (visual) 
The most recent addition to the artworld, David Foox (aka FOOX) was recently contacted by a divine alien species, the “Arcturians” and warned of the fall of Man should we “not clean up our act and our planet.”
The Arcturians inspired FOOX to create a series of interpretive paintings, expressing their concerns with the end of mankind if we don’t change our destructive path. “The inspiration behind the Ram artwork series stems from contact I had with the Arcturians and their emphasis on humanity’s urgent need to clean up the planet. The image of this Ram’s head was etched into my mind as the message of cleaning up our planet was communicated,” says FOOX pointing to centerpiece Ram’s head juxtapozed into four different backgrounds – Earth, Fire, Water and Air.
From FOOX’s contact with the Arcturians he was able to gather information about their beings. The Arcturians are a divine alien species existing somewhere in the 8th or 9th dimensions. They are so advanced that they need not follow any type of time or space constraints and can interact with any part of the Universe -or perhaps Multiverse- effortlessly. They stem from a part of space known as Arcturus – a star system many many light years away.
Why did the Arcturians choose to place the Ram image in FOOX’s consciousness? According to ancient teachings, the Ram will herald in the Apocalypse as evil fights evil, Gog and Magog. It is also the time of year in which the death of the sun is represented by the changing of seasons as we transcend into Winter.
The Ram has taken on worldwide symbolic meaning.”From Gaul to Black Africa, from India to China there was the same joyful worship of that symbolic Ram which linked creative fire to fertility and even, by mediation of the principle of life itself – immortality,” says FOOX. In other words, humanity through the symbol of the Ram represents the necessary creative forces needed to solve our planetary problems and heal the damaged earth and atmosphere. The Ram representing both stubborn optimism and fiery, masculine “push” energy – means that action can be taken and the environment saved.
The series of paintings and the message to tell all must be complete before midnight on October 31st. Please help FOOX in shaping a better future for all, ending conflict, and the destruction to our natural resources by spreading the good will of artistic expression. This may be the only vehicle left in our arsenal to express positivity.
David Foox (FOOX) is an artist that takes on unique yet crucial social causes in order to help make the world a better place. FOOX was recently featured in the Wall Street Journal for his celebrity X-Ray lightbox art which raised money for Donate for Life (a NY based organ donation charity). FOOX has also worked collaboratively with the Gift of Life Michigan with 323East Gallery in Detroit on his ORGAN DONOR toys (a set of collectible vinyl toys sold through Kidrobot, Munky King, Poptopia, Ultra-pop, Zeus Comics, and other specialty stores). More recently FOOX has supported the charity Marble Road in their quest to comfort and support families stricken by complex illness. “Afraid of nothing, I step forward.” Says FOOX of his desire to help and support causes and charities with his artwork. Recent Art exhibitions include New York City, Beijing China, Detroit, Texas and more.

For more info about FOOX please visit his website at http://foox-u.com -
FOOX is available for interviews to discuss his recent communications with the Arcturians and the Aries Ram series. Please Contact Jesse Cory at 248-246-9544 or jesse@ohmdigital.com to schedule an interview.

carlovely:

awesome new work by my boy FOOX

NEWS ALERT

October 25, 2010 

Artist contacted by Aliens to communicate end of humanity message to the public

FOOX contacted by a higher power to communicate the end of time (visual) 

The most recent addition to the artworld, David Foox (aka FOOX) was recently contacted by a divine alien species, the “Arcturians” and warned of the fall of Man should we “not clean up our act and our planet.”

The Arcturians inspired FOOX to create a series of interpretive paintings, expressing their concerns with the end of mankind if we don’t change our destructive path. “The inspiration behind the Ram artwork series stems from contact I had with the Arcturians and their emphasis on humanity’s urgent need to clean up the planet. The image of this Ram’s head was etched into my mind as the message of cleaning up our planet was communicated,” says FOOX pointing to centerpiece Ram’s head juxtapozed into four different backgrounds – Earth, Fire, Water and Air.

From FOOX’s contact with the Arcturians he was able to gather information about their beings. The Arcturians are a divine alien species existing somewhere in the 8th or 9th dimensions. They are so advanced that they need not follow any type of time or space constraints and can interact with any part of the Universe -or perhaps Multiverse- effortlessly. They stem from a part of space known as Arcturus – a star system many many light years away.

Why did the Arcturians choose to place the Ram image in FOOX’s consciousness? According to ancient teachings, the Ram will herald in the Apocalypse as evil fights evil, Gog and Magog. It is also the time of year in which the death of the sun is represented by the changing of seasons as we transcend into Winter.

The Ram has taken on worldwide symbolic meaning.”From Gaul to Black Africa, from India to China there was the same joyful worship of that symbolic Ram which linked creative fire to fertility and even, by mediation of the principle of life itself – immortality,” says FOOX. In other words, humanity through the symbol of the Ram represents the necessary creative forces needed to solve our planetary problems and heal the damaged earth and atmosphere. The Ram representing both stubborn optimism and fiery, masculine “push” energy – means that action can be taken and the environment saved.

The series of paintings and the message to tell all must be complete before midnight on October 31st. Please help FOOX in shaping a better future for all, ending conflict, and the destruction to our natural resources by spreading the good will of artistic expression. This may be the only vehicle left in our arsenal to express positivity.

David Foox (FOOX) is an artist that takes on unique yet crucial social causes in order to help make the world a better place. FOOX was recently featured in the Wall Street Journal for his celebrity X-Ray lightbox art which raised money for Donate for Life (a NY based organ donation charity). FOOX has also worked collaboratively with the Gift of Life Michigan with 323East Gallery in Detroit on his ORGAN DONOR toys (a set of collectible vinyl toys sold through Kidrobot, Munky King, Poptopia, Ultra-pop, Zeus Comics, and other specialty stores). More recently FOOX has supported the charity Marble Road in their quest to comfort and support families stricken by complex illness. “Afraid of nothing, I step forward.” Says FOOX of his desire to help and support causes and charities with his artwork. Recent Art exhibitions include New York City, Beijing China, Detroit, Texas and more.


For more info about FOOX please visit his website at http://foox-u.com -

FOOX is available for interviews to discuss his recent communications with the Arcturians and the Aries Ram series. Please Contact Jesse Cory at 248-246-9544 or jesse@ohmdigital.com to schedule an interview.


Signiature Tattoo’s Grand Opening!!!

Signature Tattoo will host its grand opening celebration on Saturday, October 30. 

20$  tattoos noon to midnight!

Featuring shop tours, an art opening with new and favorite pieces by the shop’s owners, staff and renowned artists and an expert music selection, Signature Tattoo wants to say “We’re Here!” in a bright and bold way. 

The event is free and open to the public, so guests are invited to bring friends!

Ferndale Mayor Craig Covey with host a ribbon-cutting at the shop’s front door at noon - and may stay and get tattooed if his schedule permits. 

The shop is located just west of Woodward at 230 West Nine Mile Road.

For more information, please call Signature Tattoo at 248.439.0021 

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thebuttonowl:

I have long anticipated posting this and now the day has FINALLY ARRIVED! I’m sitting in a pile of biscuit crumbs, with my laptop and my latest copy of Worn to keep my company. The weather doesn’t look too friendly so it’s the perfect day to lounge around sipping tea and typing stuff…

Available works from the Tom Thewes Opening now online -> http://323east.com/artist/TomThewes

Available works from the Tom Thewes Opening now online -> http://323east.com/artist/TomThewes

danarmand:

Check out my interview with RxFresh about the “So Far to Go” J-Dilla Art Contest.

danarmand:

Check out my interview with RxFresh about the “So Far to Go” J-Dilla Art Contest.