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ArtSwap | Ernest
The Art Swap club Ernest | 2015 Ernest religiously walks twice a day. Once at 5am and the second around noon. Before we officially met, I would see him eyeing the studio from across the street. I could tell he was curious, but respectful of my privacy. One day, I waved him over, we started talking, […]
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ArtSwap | Al
The Art Swap club Al | 2015 Al is a serial entrepreneur building a startup based out of San Jose. The Art Garage designed the new space and spent two exhausting days bringing the plans to fruition. On the return trip home, driving down a very foggy I-5, Al discloses his secret to success – ”Everyone […]
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ArtSwap | Jenna
Tiny Gallery | Week of November 24 | Mr. Green | “I’m currently a casting editor for televisions shows. Auditions that people come in for, I edit those and try to pitch these people. I kinda fell into that. I had no idea that was actually a thing… You can kinda shape the person, based on what you choose to include in the cut, which is kinda weird.” -Troy AKA Mr. Green-
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ArtSwap | Sagar
Tiny Gallery | Week of November 24 | Mr. Green | “I’m currently a casting editor for televisions shows. Auditions that people come in for, I edit those and try to pitch these people. I kinda fell into that. I had no idea that was actually a thing… You can kinda shape the person, based on what you choose to include in the cut, which is kinda weird.” -Troy AKA Mr. Green-
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Tiny Gallery | Week of December 15 | Christmas is Back
Tiny Gallery | Week of December 15 | Christmas is Back | “Santa’s been around for a while and I kinda wanted to include all of them. More traditional, Old School Santa, he’s so old. Then we have new school drummer Santa. He’s pretty fresh. And we have an We have a Joeseph Santa and a Mary Santa. I hope no one gets mad at me for that” -Nolan-
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Tiny Gallery | Week of October 27 | Skulls Dia de Muertos
Tiny Gallery | Week of October 27 | Skulls | Dia de Muertos Skull Project – I was invited to showcase some of my work at Dia de los Muertos Fest, an upcoming music event on November 1st. In celebration of Dia de Muertos, I wanted to create art to commemorate “Death”. I sketched some skulls, cut them out of reclaimed wood from a construction site, and painted them with different designs. I’m working on a new design a day for the rest of October. Stay connected and follow the project on Facebook or Twitter and if you’re free on November 1st, don’t forget to drop by and see them displayed at the event.
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VIDEO | Plaster
Long Live the Goddess. Defying extinction, the Goddess of Smut survives the dinosaurs, the dodo, and perhaps even man!
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Harajuku Girls
Harajuku Girls. The Harajuku district in Japan is all about fashion. Many trendy young people gather there to show off their outfits and hang out. It’s inspiring to know that these kids are custom making their outfits and sometimes mix and matching styles to create their own. With these two paintings I wanted to capture some of that raw creativity.
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Tiny Gallery | Week of September 15 | Key Art
The Key to Art. After a couple weeks of learning how to paint on glass, I wanted to get back to my roots and do a painted wood cutout. I decided that a key would very interesting at a larger scale.
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