In February W+K hosted a show in the W+K Gallery for First Thursdays. The concept was a 100 Show, which basically meant each piece was $100. Wieden had over 800 submissions. The only constraint was that it had to be roughly 10"x10" on paper. It was a great concept and a very cool show.
I submitted this piece to the show, titled "Break's Over", and I have to say, I wish I could have kept it. But I'm glad it went to a good home. Wherever you are.
We're missing my mom this Christmas. She had more holiday cheer than anyone I ever met.
So Mary & I decided to make some of our own and brighten some lights.
It started with this piece we painted together one night.
We titled it "Rudolf was here."
Mary loved the process. She helped with every piece. Trees. Branches. Snow. And we had the most fun flinging paint at the canvas to make the splat effect. It was kind of like Christmas just exploded on the canvas and, within each painting, like it spontaneously erupted upon the serene winter landscape.
After we had so much fun creating together, we decided to do a series. These are the rest of the paintings from our little project.
this san francisco artist is incredible
I don't know how he manages to capture the exact feeling of what you see (and feel) in San Francisco, but he does. These paintings will make the heart ache of anyone who has ever lived in the Bay.
I forget where I found this. But I love it for some reason.
Kristen's latest creation.
Makes me hungry every time I see it in the kitchen, where it's now hanging. Like a perpetual jonesing for brunch.
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