Super person of the week: Jeff Soto

Mixing graffiti influences with fine art and using toys, skateboarding, hip-hop and popular culture as inspiration, Jeff Soto is another big name in the whole lowbrow movement in California.

He's had numberless exhibitions and shows over the past years, and his some of his work's been compiled into a couple of books - Potato stamps (now sold out) and Storm Clouds.

www.jeffsoto.com
www.potatostamp.com
www.myspace.com/jeffsoto

Timelapse aerosol graffiti promo video for Watchmen

Time lapse aerosol graffiti promo video commissioned by Paramount for the London premiere of 'Watchmen',  by End of the line artists: Bleach, Probs, Busk and Zadok.

www.flickr.com/photos/endoftheline

DCM

DCM (Damien M. Charles) makes me most amazing paper toys ever.
He says: "I've always been a hands on boy, love to build things and love to destroy things. Through papertoys I've found that I can create a complex model and accompany it with some killer looks to make it twice as awesome." Wow! They certainly do look awesome!

www.flickr.com/photos/dmsee
www.dmchoody.blogspot.com
www.dmcdmcblog.blogspot.com

Dylan Bradway

Dylan Bradway is one of those people who make things happen. He is one of founders of the DNA galleries in Oklahoma, is involved with local art organizations, and does some amazing paintings.

www.myspace.com/dylanbradway
www.dnagalleries.com/dylan/dylan_art.html
  

Super person of the week: Sam Flores

Heavily influenced by his graffiti background, Sam Flores' current fine art work is instantly indentifiable. Working with canvas, walls, furniture, vinyl toys, clothing lines and skateboard desings, he has estabilished his place in the modern art movement in San Francisco along the likes of Jeremy Fish, Mike Giant and Shepard Fairey. Something in the water, they say...

www.samflores.com