Showing posts with label graffiti art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graffiti art. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 2, 2013

All City Paint Tour #8

It is time for another installment of MAINTAIN's All CITY PAINT tour. We are not giving up until we paint a piece in every L.A. Neighborhood. This episode takes is to the North East of L.A. in Cypress Park where we catch up to GZER *GAW*RTN doing his thing.

Monday, December 12, 2011

Maintain Writers Bench pictures of the event

Sundays writers bench was packed and full of lots of talented young writers. The musical selection was on point and nonstop thanks to our friends at MINDFUNK. And just when you thought it could not get any better CALE masterfully executed his character.
 Cale rocking with masterful strokes


 CALE adding details as Maintain guest look onwards




 Cale near completion of his piece
The finish product


After a dope day full of sketching, music and art we held a best black book competition for a chance to win some MAINTAIN gear and art supplies.



 CALE  judging the Black Book Contest




 The MINDFUNK crew in full effect

 The competition had some great pieces  and sketchbooks for the judges to judge











A special thanks goes out to all of you dope people who came down to support with you there would have only been us the DJ and CALE. Big ups to CALE and MINDFUNK thank you for being part of the family and showcasing your talents at MAINTAIN.

Until next time... Maintain your skills!

Thursday, September 22, 2011

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Helen K. Garber and DUCE collaboration is now a part of the San Diego Auto museum

Last year I worked on a project with my good friend Helen K. Garber. I got to paint this old trailer she found in the forest. We wanted to make a statement on the housing crises that was happening during that time period. I collaborated with PRONE to create a peace that would illustrate that america was living on credit and had Insuficient funds therefore could not afford to live its lavish life style. This trailer was exhibited widely by photographer Helen K. Garber. It's now a part of the San Diego Auto museum permanent exhibit/collection. For more of Helen K. Garber photography please visit http://helenkgarber.com