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Snacki. The Beerics. Chicago, Illinois. April 2011. (Photograph by Brock Brake. Courtesy of Fat Cap) www.sixtyinchesfromcenter.org
Continuing with our third consecutive week of exchanges, this week we visit the work of Chicago-based artist Snacki. This series of article exchanges are based on a partnership between Sixty Inches From Center and Fat Cap. The goal of this partnership is to build bridges within our writing community, help promote one another to new audiences across the board and give more exposure to the art that keeps our Chicago experience compelling.
For more information about The Chicago Arts Archive go to www.sixtyinchesfromcenter.org
Some day time photos :)
My second Original custom design, but my first "fully finished" piece! :D
Based on a 3" Fatcap by Kid Robot, "Sprout Guy and the Uber-Vine" documents the ongoing struggle between plucky Sprout Guy (and his pet Bean) against the oppressive Uber-vine that spawned him...
Sprout Guy, defiant against all odds :D :D :D
Yop Yop
D'la news:
TSFcrew mis en valeur sur Fatcap. org plateforme Graffiti street art:
Et meme un p'tit report sur l'expo "Galerie en Friche" (on demonte ce week end donc trainez pas si vous l'avez pas vu):
www.fatcap.org/article/galerie-en-friche.html
Un big up a l'équipe Fatcap et à vince pour le taf effectué...
Et dans le meme temps une petite mise à jours du site:
This was an L.A. oldschool Hex & Skill colab. The Battlle Jam was emceed by Crazy Legs RockSteadyCrew NY and Hex TGO LA. Thousands of kids came out to rock the house. Props to Rusty'Oleum for the scan.
So heres my first attempt at a transformers painting
Been one of my goals within the last few months to paint a transformer, not the cartoon 1's but 1 from out of the movie, was a cool experience trying to jam this dude, theres alot that goes into 1 of these machines! Not too stoaked with the outcome though, the wall was too small so that kinda held me back from going alot further with it.