My latest commission in oils of the late, great Bob Marley. Marley shared his music with the world for all to enjoy. Please share my painting with your world. Tell the children the truth. -Bob Marley
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Just added my fav. artist, friend and screen print partner in about a months time.
Vince is a total machine when it comes to drawing. Not to mention a very level headed down to earth guy. Not like some of these comic book artist who expect you to bow to their feet.
Check his page... enjoy his art.
Wow, this video is not, I repeat NSFW (Not safe for work).
I will let you look ir up, but apparently Badu and her sister now have some beef with the flaming lips.
Google it, I do not need to tell you about it.
P.S. Thank you Troy V. for the link.
You are more then welcome to blog on here.
I am on the fence with this one, I love the big colorful projects in most of the alley ways of down town Toronto. I do not like when someone sprays "FUCK YOU" on say A Bus Shelter.
If you were to eliminate the good and at times the visually stunning graffiti in the alleys ways, you would just have a nasty looking alley way. The pieces they have created on the backs of stores are incredible.
What I do not agree with is spray painting up some ones store front.
I also do not agree with Toronto's oh so well loved mayor Rob Ford telling store owners they have to remove it or receive a fine. I do not agree with that at all...
From my personal collection, this was on the side of a building near the grocery store I shopped at. I can understand frustrations, maybe you don't want this on the side of the building. Maybe we could have a dedicated area for street art like the do with skateboarding? Don't get me wrong I love seeing graffiti on the walls... but I think some compromising needs to happen. I do know some store commission artists to paint a store front or even inside, that is a step in right direction.
One night Vince and I were discussing ideas, he was talking about making some Ricky shirts. I asked him if he could take the first HOUSE OF PAIN album and replaces the artist faces with Bubbles, Ricky and Julian.