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Friday, April 4, 2014

Hand Painting The Bread Lab

I had the pleasure of working with my old friend Kenji Nakayama yesterday. Make sure to check out his opening at Forthwall Project on April 18th.

Wednesday, April 2, 2014

Gnarfield!

This is my piece for the "Works Cited" show next Friday at Myplasticheart. 10 x 13, archival ink on bristol board. $150

Monday, March 31, 2014

5.9 Death

Here's a preview of the Slasher inspired shirts I designed for this years 5.9 Death party.

Wednesday, March 26, 2014

"Two Fly" - The artwork of Sterbyrock and Swerveone

Been helping Sterbyrock and Swerveone install their show "Two Fly" at Oneway Gallery Narragansett. Swing by and check out the opening this Friday 6 - 9pm.
140 Boon St
Narragansett, RI

Tuesday, March 18, 2014

Photos from the Hive's Annual Skateboard Deck Show

Friday, March 14, 2014

Sorry for the lack of posts this week I have been working with Luke Randall installing his show at the Jamestown Arts Center which opens tonight 6 - 9pm. Come check out the work and the performance, it should be fun.

Thursday, March 6, 2014

Vaughn Bode Tribute Painting - EVOKER X STERBYROCK

My part of a collab tribute to Vaughn Bode with @sterbyrock for his march 28th show at oneway gallery Narragansett. Can't wait to see what he does with it.

Wednesday, March 5, 2014

1 Evoker Owl Print (Blue) Available Now!

I recently traded on of my new prints for one of my old ones and now it's available for sale in my web store.( http://dramavisuals.freeservers.com/shop.html ) These have been long sold out. Hand screen printed on heavy stock. Numbered 5 out of 30. $50.

Tuesday, March 4, 2014

New Stickers

New stickers just came in! Free with any order this week from my web store. www.evokerone.com

Sunday, March 2, 2014

The Totally Radical Skateboard Project. Part 2

After consulting with decorative painter Luke Randall I decided to go with a red enamel base on one of the decks and a dark stain for the other.

Wednesday, February 26, 2014

The Totally Radical Skateboard Project.

A couple weeks ago I was asked to be in The Hives annual skateboard deck art show. I graciously accepted the invitation, but then realized I didn't have a skateboard deck I was interested in painting over, so I brainstormed the idea to make my own rendition of a sixties production skateboard using only the technology they had at the time. The following is a collaboration between myself and 3 master craftsmen. Roger Robidoux a master wood worker for cutting and shaping the deck, Luke Randall a decorative painter to stain and paint the decks and Tom West to silk screen the graphics I came up with. This is a journal of our experiences making a piece of awesomeness.