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I received an email from an anonymous blackberry the other day. All that was attached in that email was this photo. Whoever this is, please , we want to throw down on some ideas for our collections.

I received an email from an anonymous blackberry the other day. All that was attached in that email was this photo. Whoever this is, please , we want to throw down on some ideas for our collections.

Our homie, Ryan O’Malley, is one of the best woodworking/print-gurus I’ve ever seen in action. He recently left a teaching gig in Charlotte to travel the country and share his press-working skills in a series of workshops in every city imaginable. He has since left to take a teaching position in TX, but he left a gift for the Queen City before he took off. (via Kitschworth)
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Pixel Pistol from Contra
In a never-ending quest for nostalgia, local artist Ashley Anderson, has created a series of unique pieces inspired by the classic Nintendo games such as Contra and Bad Dudes. Check out other pieces after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »

Dosa sent me this awesome portrait he created of local talent, Michi Meko and what I’m assuming is a self-portrait of himself. He has an amazing illustration style and I’m always stoked to see him reppin’ our brand, Process, in his work. Check out the full image after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »
This is ridiculous! Madsteez completed this mural in 6 days. I’ve painted many-a-mural, and it’s not easy. The piece spans 80ft x 30ft and is on the rooftop of the Ricardo Montalban Theater on Hollywood and Vine in Los Angeles. I want to see how he planned this feat!

I’m not really sure what this is all about, but this framed photo was dropped off at Black Sheep in Charlotte on Friday. Was it for an art show, or a tribute to the Sheep and Process? It’s pretty cool either way…

Check us out in ThoughtMarker’s Best of 2009 write up!
One of our favorite ATL-based artists, GREG.MIKE, recently sat down with Oh Snap Kid and spoke openly about his Popstars & Cokeheads art collection.
I saw Picasso’s Guernica in the summer of 1997 at Madrid’s Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina SofĂa but I never expected to see this masterpiece in this way!