Posts Tagged ‘ portland art ’

Burning Man Van

Sometimes Craigs List is crazy.  I responded to an Ad on friday afternoon that basically said “We are heading to Burning Man and want a crazy mural on our van before we head out.  We’ll be in Portland for one evening on our way down, anybody want to trade a bunch of beer to paint [ READ MORE ]

New Work now showing at Patton Valley Vineyards

Patton Valley Vineyards is a great vineyard in Gaston Oregon.  I have shown now for 3 years at this place and each year I feel like it’s a successful outing.  I love their wines and am a member of their wine club, however, similar to most things in life – it’s the people that make [ READ MORE ]

Chair Affair 2011 – Rock n’ Roll Rocker

The Chair Affair is an interesting charity event for the Community Warehouse which is a non-profit organization that re-distributes households goods to low income families.  Chair Affair is responsible for a huge portion of their operating budget each year.  They hand out donated chairs which are rejuvenated by local artists then sold at their auction event. [ READ MORE ]

Overland Agency Art

The people at Overland Agency had a pretty great first thursday opening last night.  3 artists hung work in the fourth floor of the De Soto building, after a few drinks a pretty fun jam session broke out.  I’m amazed by a drummer who can sing a Tool song.  Just outstanding. &nbsp[ READ MORE ]

Penguins

Lately I have been working towards developing a character to include with some of my graffiti work.  Erik and John are the first to own some of the penguins, I love the way this little scene turned out and I think we’ll be continuing on with more penguins in the garage[ READ MORE ]

Anvil Media – Commissioned Lobby piece

It was a great honor and challenge to be tasked with the commission for Anvil Media’s new lobby painting.  Anvil recently moved into their new building on NE Failing just off MLK.  This LEED certified building has a fresh innovative layout and is chock full of very interesting art; care of Anvil founder Kent Lewis. [ READ MORE ]