Post Tagged with: "Art"

Program Your 808 Poster Series

This is s really cool line of designs by Birmingham, UK-based designer Rob Ricketts. I don't have too much info on him or the designs, but I'll share what is on the site where I found the work. 
“Program Your 808"
• 4 poster series
• 2011
A series of informative posters detailing how some of the most notable [...]

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Artist Mat Miller

Mat Miller is a Oxford, United Kingdom based designer/illustrator whose I just recently came across. I was immediately a fan. Information on him was scare, besides an artist statement that appeared on multiple sites. Some of his pieces, like his Streaming Eye entry into the Creative Review Illustration Annual, have a nice write up behind the [...]

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James Jean At The Martha Otero Gallery

James Jean is a Taiwanese-born mixed media artist currently residing in Los Angeles. Along with illustrations and oil paintings, Jean had published SIX books of his works and won 18 design awards since 2000. He also has a line of jewelry in his Drip Simple Series. His body of work, and the various mediums used [...]

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ARYZ

"When I was at high school, I met some guys who were breakdancing and listening to hip hop and I started to hanging around with them , one day they said „let’s go paint some wall”. We went to buy some sprays and we went painting… We just did a really huge mess… I tried [...]

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Interview with Los Angeles Artist Rolen Anton Romanes

 

This is an interview with a friend of mine that I met about 4-5 years ago in printmaking class at Los Angeles City College. Rolen was astounding everyone in the art department, faculty, teachers and students alike. Being in printmaking with him, I was able to see his ideas transform and grow from sketches through [...]

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Long Beach Funk Festival 2010 Photos

Long Beach Funk Festival 2010  Funkin' good times Saturday, August 7th for the 2nd Annual Long Beach Funk Festival.  And free to zoot. I mean, boot.  Perfect weather, perfect crowd, great music and great art. Before the show, I thought I was most excited to see Jimmy Castor And The Bunch, just because of the [...]

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David Stone Martin – LP Covers And Artwork

 
David Stone Martin – LP Covers And Artwork
Worldwide, David Stone Martin is one of the most heavily collected Jazz artists, even though he wasn't a musician. Along with Burt Goldblatt, Martin was a pioneer of LP cover design. He started his prolific career in 1944, when his friend Mary Lou Williams convinced [...]

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Burt Goldblatt – Album Covers and Photography

Burt Goldblatt – Album Covers and Photography

 
"Burt was about the funniest, most talented man I ever knew. He and his wife Kathy, introduced me to my current wife Joan. We would visit them on weekends and go to as many tag sales as we could stand to look for whatever, but particularly for album covers [...]

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Ryan Baysa Jazz Portraits & Interview

Ryan Baysa is an artist whose work I became aware of through some mutual friends and from seeing flyers of his exhibits at venues I hit up occasionally. When I saw his works I was instantly drawn to them not only because of the subjects, but the colors, textures and styles of the pieces all collude into a visual depiction of the imagery the music creates for me when I think of those artists. Said more easily, I can hear their music playing internally while looking at these works.

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Miles & Monk In The Sky – Jazz Legends Autographed Piano Art Piece

This is one of most amazing projects that I've ever heard of.   Of course, I'm probably biased in that declaration, as I'm a Jazz fiend, an psychedelic art lover, and a graf styles junkie.  Knowing the people who collaborated to make this happen is even more amazing.  I haven't even personally seen the piece in [...]

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