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February 21, 2010
Thomas Frongillo – SF Fixed Gear
Some shots by SF Fixie rider and photographer, Slum Worm, of Thomas Frongillo mashing down Market St. on his Volume Cutter.
February 9, 2010
Scott Campbell – Laser Cut Dolla’ Bills
Brooklyn-based tattoo artist, Scott Campbell, created these laser-cut designs on Dollar Bills. It really doesnt get any sicker than this.
“I Have Always Been Here” – Mr. Ben Venom
The worlds collide starting this weekend, as Mr. Ben Venom (who Thomas and I studied under last summer at SFAI for a Diverse Mediums course) opens his latest exhibit at Phoenicia Association in Downtown Phoenix, AZ this Friday for Phoenix First Fridays. The show, “I Have Always Been Here,” will be holding residency at the Phoenicia Gallery for two months (February and March).
January 26, 2010
Sky
I’ve been trying to dive into the world of HD video by way of Digital SLR (I use the Canon 5DmkII), and have been searching for inspiration and motivation. Found.
Filmed in Dubai over 5 days and nights.
Shot on the Canon 7D, the Canon 5DmkII and one Panasonic GF1
Sky from Philip Bloom on Vimeo.
Moleskine sketchbook of James Jean
There’s something intimately intriguing to me about seeing the insides of an artist’s sketchbook. Everyone loves a finished piece, of course, but sometimes I find the internal (and, in this case, external) process that leads to a completed work of art to be more interesting. I could look for hours, but here are a few of my favorites by illustrator/painter, James Jean. What attracts me most about his work is the juxtaposition of abstraction and realism, a balance I have always struggled to find in my own creative process.
