Sunday, May 31, 2009

Chillin Productions 11th Anniversary @ The Mezzanine June 13th


I will be having a couple new paintings up for this Big Event at the classy Mezzanine in SF, there's something for everyone! I will be there, you should be too!

Sunday, May 24, 2009

Old Intentional Experiment Promo Video I found

Scoop Brancisco Art:21.5


Scoop Brancisco, a friend of mine who just graduated from grad school in Hawaii made a pretty Damn good video. His paintings are make you think for better or worse. See for yourself!

Video Game Art Show?



Artwork in video game done by Kelly Hutchison (with a few collaborations by artists David Russell Talbott and Bret Barrett). Video Game design by Kelly Hutchison (Dark Vomit).
Featuring the Dark Vomit portfolio from 1998-2009. Collection Oil Paintings.
Music by Girls Under Glass.
More info at www.DarkVomit.com

Friday, May 22, 2009

"Mama Said There'd Be Days Like This" Art Reception June 7th 2009, 6pm-10pm


Yes an art show in John Brody Hair Salon in the Castro, I'm in it with 2 awesome artists, and I will have some new paintings filling up their walls. The reception will be on June 7th 6pm-10pm with Live Music, so mark your calenders. Also on the Kool Flyer my painting "DrewBacca" is on the right. Cheers.

Thanks to All who Came out to Sera Phi to check out my art






Sera Phi Healing Center is an awesome place, if you haven't checked it out they have a room upstairs where the below the floor there are speakers installed underneath. I spent a good amount of time just lying spread eagle on their floor. They have lots of Kool Parties, and they are known for their Sound Healing Therapy. Check'em out www.Serphi.org

Skate This Art Till May 31st! Help Support RoadDawgz Homeless Youth Drop in Center


Monday, May 4, 2009

Friday, May 1, 2009

I made two decks for the show- "Skate This Art" May 4th-31st







Skate This Art
www.skatethisart.com
An exhibition and art auction supporting Roaddawgz homeless youth drop-in center
Curated by Randall John
May 4th-31st



Opening reception & art auction
Friday, May 8th, 6-9 pm


Artist reception & film screening
Premiere of the documentary
"Yaa Girls and the Deadly Sparks" by Patrick O'Neil
Friday, May 15th 6-9pm


Market Street Gallery
1554 Market Street, San Francisco
between Van Ness and Franklin
Phone: 415-290-1441
Website: www.marketstreetgallery.com




The Roaddawgz Purpose:
We are dedicated to help end homelessness, reducing homeless youth incarceration, hospitalization and preventable deaths by providing creative and educational alternatives to criminal, dangerous and life threatening behavior. We are committed to providing young homeless people a creative environment and access to services that meet the unique mental health needs of their age group and lifestyle, including drug and alcohol recovery support, health care, suicide prevention, peer counseling, crisis management, aftercare, housing, employment training and opportunities.

Work created by participants is published on the Roaddawgz website, in zines, displayed in public forums including: bookstores, community events, art shows and periodically broadcast on radio and television. Roaddawgz is located in the heart of San Francisco’s Tenderloin District.
Open Tues, Wed, Thurs 2pm-7pm.
415-923-9085
www.roaddawgz.org

"City By The Bay Mural" USA Hostel 717 Sutter St San Francisco Ca

Thanks to fellow collaborator who's pretty fly for a white guy Brian "B-Butter" Swimme, the two Jacopo's,Thanks to Giorgia Artoli for the Awesome Italian, Swiss/German Fusion dinner parties, and most of all Thanks to USA Hostels, Shaun Potter and famous poet local hero Baruch Porras.

Sunday, April 12, 2009

April 15, 2009 @ Shine Ultra Lounge

Come Check out my art, some Zumba Dancing, and have the pleasure of hanging out with me on my birthday!

Thursday, April 9, 2009

Beings of Venus- April 11th @ Sera Phi Healing Center

I am happy to be a part of an awesome Group Show courtesy of Agent Peach (www.agentpeach.com), Sera Phi Healing Center is located @ 1117 Howard st. cross street 7th st. Party Starts at 8pm and ends at midnight,

Thursday, February 5, 2009

"For the Love" A Gala and Silent Auction @ RŌE Restaurant, connecting people to each other and the cause of HIV/AIDS, Feb. 7th



I have a painting up for Silent Auction, Come join us and eliminate HIV/AIDS from the Universe!
Open Bar from 5pm-9pm, Need I say more?

Valentines Day @ The Heights Lounge, San Francisco



If you want to come RSVP at this link http://www.intentionalexperiment.com/email/index.html with how many guests and Cover will be $10 instead of the walk up $20 if you get there before 10pm its no cover if you are on the guestlist, free champagne till 10pm or until it runs out, Starts at 9pm

Sunday, February 1, 2009

Clayton West Professional Building, 1494 Washington Blvd., Suite C, Concord, Ca 94521








Commision and Vision by Smile Smaker Michael R. Becker D.D.S.


A little info of the mountain they call the Devil

Mount Diablo is sacred to many California Native American peoples; according to Miwok mythology and Ohlone mythology, it was the point of creation. Mount Diablo and Reed’s Peak were surrounded by water. From these two islands the creator Coyote and his assistant Eagle-man made Indian people and the world.

The conventional view is that the peak derives its name from the 1805 escape of several Chupcan Native Americans from the Spanish in a nearby willow thicket. The natives appeared to disappear, and the Spanish soldiers thus gave the thicket the name "Monte del Diablo", meaning "thicket of the devil."

In 2005, a man from the neighboring town of Oakley, petitioned the federal government to change the name of the mountain, claiming it offended his Christian beliefs. He initially suggested renaming the mountain Mt. Kawukum, and later, Mt. Yahweh. Other renaming suggestions by other individuals included Mount Miwok and Mount Ohlone, after local Indian tribal names. Eventually, the U.S. Board on Geographic Names rejected the petitions, saying there was no compelling reason to change the name.

In September and October you may encounter the male Tarantula spider (Aphonopelma smithi) as he seeks a mate. These spiders are harmless, unless severely provoked, however the bite is only as bad as a bee sting. More dangerous are black widow spiders, far less likely to be encountered in the open.

Commonly seen animals include coyote, bobcat, Black-tailed Deer, California Ground Squirrels, Fox Squirrels and Grey Foxes; many other mammals including Mountain lions are present. It is a chief remaining refuge for the threatened Alameda Whipsnake, California red-legged frog. Less common wildlife species include the reintroduced peregrine falcon, ringtail cats, and to the east American badgers, San Joaquin kit fox, roadrunners, California tiger salamander, and burrowing owls. There are also exotic (non-native) animals such as the Red Fox and Opossum, the latter being North America's only marsupial.

Monday, January 26, 2009

"Intentional Experiment" @ Shine Jan 21 '09 Featured Artist



Thank you all to friends who were able to come and support me, and helped contribute to try to win a raffle for my live painting of beautiful model Ratana Yoshifuji. Always Good Times.

Friday, January 23, 2009

Nude Aid '08


Thanks to photographer David Steinberg for catching me in action at the Nude Aid '08 benefit for the Classy Center for Sex and Culture in San Francisco. Photo Taken and Copyrighted to David Steinberg and The Center for Sex and Culture.