2013 ... Let's Do This

 Heading into the new year with our best side forward.

 

 

The Perfect House Number

Couldn't stop thinking of this band the whole time I was working on this plaque. I know I'd live at 808.

Used to jam 808 State back in the day .....

EAST Austin Studio Tour 2012 Wrap-up

Just as I expected, EAST delivered tons upon tons of art this year. The tour was massive and great and we were worn out souls by the time it was done. Damn, Austin has some unbelievable artists.

Jessica Wagner had so many wonderful pieces. I encourage you to check out her website. Such detailed visual impact and mental stimulation.

Anis Mojgani. Oh man ... his pieces were amazing. Swear I wanted everything. Not to mention he's a poet too.

This Angry Elephant was mad, huge, and awesome. Another great piece by Manik Nakra. This man paints with purpose and power.

This is the Wardenclyffe Gallery -- just as much art goin' on the outside as the inside!

The UP Collective had tons of artists.

Michelle John (at UP). This piece is killer in person.

Taylor Browning, also at UP. The kitsch factor on this painting is so good.

Amazing big ol' piece at Obsolete Industries. Toni Ardizzone. His collection of work is the shit.

Arts and Recreation. Holy heck this spot was so cool. Their pieces (yes that is a wall) are collaborative works on wood.

Another piece from Arts and Recreation. See what I'm saying? Kills.

Andrew Keul (and I believe another artist). One of my fav spots on the tour. They had so much good art everywhere and the best vibe. Could have hung all day.

Squid Ink Kollective, I love thee! Always something rad going.

 

Red Bluff Rodeo at The Barn was a culmination of tons of artists, all in, yup, a barn.

Thoughtbarn at the Barn. I want that patch!

Jeffrey Swanson. One of my most fav Austin artists. I already own two of his pieces and constantly crave another.

 

A few other spots/artists that were amazing but I didn't grab pics of are Jaelah Kuehmichel, Super! Alright!, and Nick Schnitzer.

 

It's a done deal for another killer year ... drinks are gone, art has been bought, and art has been sold (mad thanks to all who came out to see our art).

Until next year ... See ya'll later.

 

 

 

**y'all pic via Co-Lab

We're Legit: EAST Austin Studio Tour 2012

While we've participated in EAST before, this is our first year to be in the catalog and on the map! And we gotta say, it feels good.

Puttin' the last of the last finishing touches on our space and ready to hang with lots of art folks and talk the talk of art.

 

 

  

EAST Austin Studio Tour 2012
Weekends of November 8-18 11am-6pm

Our location: 1109-B Shady Ln

#95e in the catalog/on the map

**art pics on Flickr

Hustle Harda for EAST 2012

It's here! The art show of the year -- EAST Austin Studio Tour. Excited to be showing this year & we're gonna Hustle Harda to produce a killer show. The ladies at MAKEatx have graciously allowed us to be a guest of their studio at the Pump Project Satellite. We are #95E on the tour & in the EAST catalog. Look us up and stop by for tons of our art (plus all the other artists that will be on display). We will definitely be hanging throughout the show. EAST is one of our favorite times of the (art) year. Can not wait.

EAST Austin Studio Tour - Weekends of November 8-18 11am-6pm

#95e  1109-B Shady Ln, Studio 1

Visit our Flickr page to see more of our collage art.

To Quote Ice Cube ...

"Today was a good day."

It was so nice working on plaques today.

For a change, there was a cool breeze blowing (if you live in Texas you know what I mean), no mosquitoes making me crazy .... and distant sounds of thunder. I don't really get excited about thunder anymore, because usually thunder never brings the rain in Austin these days. But then, there were sprinkles.

Followed by a mass of dark clouds ...

 

that opened up and let it rip like we haven't seen in a long time.

I know the whole city is in a better mood today. 

"I got to say, it was a good day."

Tim Kerr Will Not Be Televised

Who knew going to a skate shop (Apparition Skate) on a Friday night would land me with such a rad art score!? If you like art or music, than certainly you know about Tim Kerr. There I was sipping a beer, corralling our kids while my husband piddled around looking at skateboards and dudes' skating and the like, when there appeared Tim Kerr himself along side such a great piece of art! 

Yeah, that moment pretty much sealed the deal. The art was killer, and Tim Kerr was more than gracious to talk about the piece. So hyped to own such an amazing piece with such amazing subject matter. I, of course, immediately framed out the art (painted on cardboard) with a plexiglas frame.

 

And since it's in my kitchen,

the plexiglas will protect it from all the grease slinging that goes down (let's just say our Fry Daddy works overtime).