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

Wednesday, May 20, 2015

SUBWAY FUN with thepete! The "Awesome Graffiti at 191st!" ep! #SubwayFun #NYC #subway #graffiti

Check it out!  It's a thrilling (OK, maybe that's a little strong) new episode of SUBWAY FUN with thepete!  In this episode I take you underground to a tunnel that got an amazing paint-job this past weekend.  Have a look!



Some of this video is #throughglass while some of it is #throughmyiPhone5s :)

Wednesday, February 8, 2012

Draw Every Day January 19, 2012: Anime Robot Girl AKA: ??? (ARUGA)



This character, I decided, was previously "employed" at a Japanese anime-themed amusement park when she became self-aware.  She decided to leave the park and strike out on her own.

Monday, January 2, 2012

DRAW EVERY DAY 2012 0102: American Octopus #DED2012


I started out drawing the guy on top but then forgot where I was going with it. I looked at the blank area below his waist and all I could see were tentacles. Weird, huh? This is day 2/drawing 2 of my Draw Every Day series of art projects this year. Do you post your drawings online? Link to them in the comments!

Check out yesterday's DED2012 drawing or check them all out (though if you're reading this close to early January, there aren't many posted yet).

Saturday, October 1, 2011

Thursday, September 29, 2011

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Looks like things are back to normal... at least until September 2012 (or maybe not?)

Looks like my various streams are largely 911-ghoulishness free. I can start paying attention to the world again. :)

And don't worry, I remembered the victims and their loved ones, but I did it positively at a short film festival at the Japan Society called "Films for Hope".  Most of these films were warm and positive and reminded me of why we should cherish life as much as we do.  Humanity has an immense capacity for good.  It's a shame we focus so much on the negative.  I do it, too, but I hope to change that.  This is part of how I remembered 911 victims. In fact, making the world a better place through storytelling has been my life's goal since long before 911.

Making people think, question, learn, change and grow is what art can do.

When all we do is focus on fear and suspicion we kill our imagination and our potential.  I hope what I have written and what I will write will inspire people to do more than just that.

So, perhaps next year at this time we, as humans, will be able to remember the victims in more positive ways, reflect on how best to serve their memories, and not feel compelled to relive their passing.  I hope what I do in the coming year (and years), along with what others do, will help us all get to that place.

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

rainbowhill: "Fresh work by Murakami"

rainbowhill:
sanctobin:
Fresh work by Murakami @ Art Basel 2010

The skull is an enduring motif in Japanese art.

The skull is an enduring motif in art, period. But Murakami is a pretty amazing artist. Saw his show at the Brooklyn Museum a couple years back.  Neat stuff!