It was really pretty easy. I submitted it. Lord knows if they'll accept it, but even if they don't it won't stop me from doing another one 
Interested in doing one yourself? Google has an excellent developer's guide.
First the paintings:
and some photos:
You know me. I'm always trying new stuff, so I did the Etsy thing tonight. So far, so good…
It was dead easy to set up and all of the tools available are really nicely put together.
Like this neat little widget:
Check out the full shop:
As you might have seen on flickr, I did a full painted alphabet for the recent FutureArts show. Well, I finally got the paintings up on the web for your enjoyment. Check it out:
And, as a refresher, here's the display from the event:
Amazingly, there are several more updates/projects to be released over the next few days. Good times.
Being the cycling nerd that I am I added the Lance Armstrong one, but there are a ton of great new themes.
Here's the Livestrong one in action:
Some on-topic options:
Os Gemeos:
Shepard Fairey:
Check out the whole list:
COAST killing it:
Stylin'
This has to be one of his finest moments. Just the circumstances alone are enough to make it a top work, but when one considers the number of Closed Circuit cameras there are in London it get pushed near the top of the heap.
photo courtesy of Flickr user muggy
Banksy pulled off an audacious stunt to produce what is believed to be his biggest work yet in central London.
The secretive graffiti artist managed to erect three storeys of scaffolding behind a security fence despite being watched by a CCTV camera.
Then, during darkness and hidden behind a sheet of polythene, he painted this comment on 'Big Brother' society.
More:
Thanks Ryan!
(photo courtesy flickr user Klara Kim)
Banksy was named one of the The 100 most powerful people in British culture
84 Banksy, 34, artist. Once a guerrilla artist of the streets, Banksy now routinely sells his work for six-figure sums. Despite this, he has managed to retain his anonymity.
None too shabby.
Another Entry in the Shamless Self Promotion Category:
Future Arts 2008 Art Exhibition
FUTURE ARTS 2008 @ The Boston Center For The Arts
539 Tremont Street Boston, MA
Saturday, April 19, 2008 // 8PM - 1AMFuture Classic, UFO HEFEWEIZEN & PABST BLUE RIBBON Present:
FUTURE ARTS 2008
Future Classic is proud to announce the official launch party for its latest art brand, FUTURE ARTS on Saturday, April 19, 2008! Come witness the future of urban artwork in America as over 25 artists from North America converge onto The Boston Center For The Arts for one night only on SATURDAY, APRIL 19.
Featuring the following artists:
Alphabet Soup, Alone1, Andy Regan, BIGFOOT, Brian Butler, Canneen Canning, Chas Reed, Damion Silver, Dana Woulfe, Darryl Blood, Dave Tree, Ed Thomas, Enamel Kingdom, Fish McGill, Ivan Cofield, Jessica Hess, Kenji Nakayama, Kim Harris, Kyle Bryant, Lichiban, Lisa Gilman, Lizmatic, Mike Howard, Mitchell Mano, Patrick Pollard, Peter Moscaritolo, Rebecca greene, Rob Larsen, Sara Theophall, Shayna Shenanigans, Sho Murase, Steph Love, Yuko AdachiDJ’s FRANK WHITE and MS.THANG!
Show begins @ 8PM and ends @ 1AM. Must be 21 or older to attend this event.
- 7PM - 8PM VIP reception sponsored by UFO HEFEWEIZEN (valid for the first 200 advance ticket purchasers only)
TICKETS ARE ONLY $10 IN ADVANCE!! (plus $2.00 ticketing fee) $20 @ THE DOOR. Tickets are non-refundable.
I'm doing some new individual letters for this show- hopefully ten or more small canvases.
From the Shamless Self Promotion Department:
Legends of Style announces April 26th date
Boston MA, March 27, 2008: Legends of Style, an event based brand showcasing urban art, dance, music and fashion, has partnered with Scion to launch its 2008 series of nation-wide events in Boston. "Our 2008 Boston show will raise the bar ", said
Legends of Style executive producer Kyle Moran. "From the start we have been all about exposing the hottest new artists and our show this year will be no different." Attracting almost 1,000 attendees per event, Legends of Style is a four-year old
event featuring urban inspired artists, top deejays, dance performances and hot new fashion."Scion's generous support allows us to enhance the event with an entire night dedicated solely to artist appreciation as well as a community focused daytime showcase on Saturday afternoon." stated Moran. The complimentary Saturday showcase will feature
interactive painting with select artists, a Scion painting exhibition and a b-boy workshop with members of the renowned Floorlords Urban Dance Theater. With top local, national and international artists already confirmed Legends of Style 2007
promises to be a highlight of Boston's art and culture event calendar.Legends of Style 2008 - Boston
April 26th at the Boston Center for the Arts
Afternoon Showcase 12:00 - 4:00
Main Event - Doors Open at 7pm
Tickets available at www.LegendsOfStyle.net
I've got three new mythology paintings in progress for this show. Large (for me) scale, they'll hopefully stand out in the space