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Archive for August, 2011

Interview with We Love Creativity

August 31, 2011

I recently did a little Q&A interview with Brooks Sterling of We Love Creativity .  Here’s a quick excerpt, but you can check out the rest here.

Is there anything else about you that you would like the world to know about Michael Hsiung?

When I was a kid, I wanted to grow up and be a fire dog.

 

 

 

  • Written by: Michael Hsiung |
  • Category: Illustration,People |
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  • Comments: 1

Alex Duke at Slingluff Gallery

August 31, 2011

Artist and skateboarder Alex Duke in having an art show in Philly and the opening bash is this Saturday night, Sept. 3 so stop by if you’re in town. You may recognize his work from the board graphics he’s done over the years for Consolidated, 1031 and Death Skateboards, among others. The opening’s from 6-9 pm at the Slingluff Gallery, 11W. Girard Street – should be a good time.


 

Skateboarding with Alex Duke from Knock On Wood on Vimeo.

  • Written by: Joe Castro |
  • Category: Art Shows,Skateboarding |
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Jef Hartsel and Bob Lake

August 30, 2011

The Solitary Arts is proud to introduce our family with both Jef Hartsel (Hawaii/Venice Beach Original – The West) and Bob Lake (Virginia Beach Original – The East).

  • Written by: Yong-Ki Chang |
  • Category: Skateboarding |
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  • Comments: 3

ELEMENTAL AWARENESS REZ TOUR

August 30, 2011

Elemental Awareness hits the road once a year for their Rez tour. On the annual trip, they visit Native American reservations across the country to give back to the communities. Check out the video to see what’s gone on in the past, and for more information about this year’s tour, “The Long Strange Trip”, which has four stops, go to Elemental Awareness.

 

  • Written by: Amber B Dianda |
  • Category: Events,Film + Video,Inspirations,Skateboarding |
  • Tagged: Elemental Awareness, REZ TOUR |
  • Comments: 0

Jef Hartsel x Gravis

August 29, 2011

Jef Hartsel created the artwork for the latest Gravis, “Filter Duro” shoes with four customized, “Cloud 9″ insoles (Arto Saari, Dylan Rieder, Jake Johnson, Sammy Winter).  Check them out below and ask for them at your local skate shop.  Also, check the EZ Ryder blog, HERE for more details and photos from this awesome project.

  • Written by: Yong-Ki Chang |
  • Category: Uncategorized |
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// SHWOOD “Experiment with nature – video #2″

August 29, 2011

more at www.shwoodshop.com

  • Written by: Mike Giles |
  • Category: Uncategorized |
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Yarrr

August 29, 2011

Today I finished a drawing for this year’s annual Yarrr art show, which I am keeping under wraps for now. My friend Micah Pearson runs a small Tshirt brand here in Melbourne, called Yarrr.

Each year, he gets a number of different artists to design a Tshirt print and produces a limited number of each shirt which he then sells via his website. He also holds an annual exhibition where the original artworks are on display. Despite some bad luck at times (dodgey beer sponsors trying to get in with what I guess they percieved as the cool youth/skate market, and then deciding not to deliver 1 hour before the event) it’s always one hell of a party.

Last year (apart from having to supply beer for everyone at the opening, out of his own pocket) Micah also produced a calendar so each artist got given a month to base their design on. I was given April, so I based my drawing very loosely on Easter…. and of course skateboarding, heavy metal and a bad pun. I was hardly breaking new ground. I think my caption was something like “Easter Metal – celebrating the death of Jesus for over 2,000 years.” Real cerebral stuff.

Calendyarrr

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  • Written by: Andy Murphy |
  • Category: Art Shows,Clothing,Design,Events,Illustration,Skateboarding,T-shirts |
  • Tagged: Andy Murphy, Element advocate, Illustration, salvadorgnarly, Skateboarding, Tshirts, Yarrr |
  • Comments: 0

Get Familiar… Isaac McKay-Randozzi interviews Lakai

August 26, 2011

Isaac McKay-Randozzi recently completed interviews with the entire Lakai team, each one unique.  Click HERE for the Get Familiar intro page.

  • Written by: Yong-Ki Chang |
  • Category: Skateboarding |
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Come Support Cody Comrie this Friday at R&R Gallery

August 24, 2011

  • Written by: John Alvino |
  • Category: Art Shows,People,Uncategorized |
  • Tagged: benefit, Cody Comrie, R&R Gallery |
  • Comments: 0

Sarah Larnach Has A Giant Heart.

August 23, 2011
Giant Moa Has A Giant Wishbone by Sarah Larnach

Giant Moa Has A Giant Wishbone by Sarah Larnach

My friend and fellow Element advocate, Sarah Larnach, lives over in New Zealand, where there was some pretty gnarly earthquakes not so long ago. Here is an email that she sent out about this painting that she has donated which is currently being auctioned…

“Hello!

This is an email to let you know about a painting of mine being auctioned for charity, and I’ve emailed either because I think you might want to look, or maybe to bid, or because you-are-my-mum-Katy-and-I’ll-get-a-TellingOff -if-I-dont-tell-you-about-this.

So, earthquakes in Christchurch earlier this year were awful- many many lives lost and homes rendered unlivable. It was always going to be hard going for the people of Christchurch, especially recovering in the uncertainty of months of aftershocks. 
And now… snow! So much snow. 

The auction group that I have donated to is called The Easel Project; an initiative by some young artists to raise some cash for our Christchurch kin, in conjunction with The Salvation Army. 
The Salvation Army who have a Mobile Hot Shower Unit in operation in Christchurch, by the way- and THAT has really bought it home for me!
Yes, i know people need groceries and jobs, but.. hot showers! I can only imagine!   (though i dont want to imagine the post shower dash home through the snow. no, i really dont).
 
Without further ado, here is The Auction on Trade Me. The auction started ends on Friday the 26th.

the specs- ’Giant Moa Has A Giant Wishbone’, Sarah Larnach, February 2011
ORIGINAL painting.
Watercolour and gold ink on 600gsm paper. 39cm wide x 56cm tall 

‘The giant moa has been extinct for about 250 years, but these massive birds were once the worlds largest. I’ve painted this moa in the style of a museum taxidermy guide, for my Wonder Cabinet (Wunderkammer) series. The special detail in this painting is the wishbone (which would be about 50cm tall on a Moa) , here symbolically painted in gold for hope and good wishes.  This is the first original piece in this series to go up for sale.


Please have a look at the auction, because even the browsing traffic can inspire the spenders!

Thank you, 
Sarah Larnach”
  • Written by: Andy Murphy |
  • Category: History,Illustration,Inspirations,Other,People,Random |
  • Tagged: Andy Murphy, charity, Christchurch earthquake, Element, Element advocate, New Zealand, painting, Sarah Larnach, Skateboard |
  • Comments: 1
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