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This Saturday, October 16th, is the Fifth Annual Fruit of the Soul Event in San Diego. FOTS is a culinary event paired with art, music and a cause. This years cause being the Monarch School, A Reason To Survive (ARTS), Olivewood Gardens and Learning Center, and Sezio.
We met Kelli Murray in early 2009 at a charity event in San Diego. She was wandering around with both of her arms full of art trying to find out where she needed to set up. Needless to say, she found a great spot by the door where everyone admired her art all night long.
We Love Creativity founder Brooks Sterling is featured in the October Art Issue of 944 Magazine. The section titled Culture Shockers featured 13 Creative Minds Propelling San Diego’s Art Scene Forward.
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We made our way down to the House of Elements in Barrio Logan last Saturday for Tha Illist art show. With a name like that we weren’t really sure what to expect, but to our surprise it was truly the “illist” art show that we’ve ever seen.
We met Eric Wixon in early 2008 through good friend and photographer Russell Spencer. We’ve always been amazed by Eric’s artwork and have enjoyed watching it evolve over the past few years. We continuously approach him with crazy ideas, so when we decided to make our first run of Limited Edition Prints…we knew he’d be ready to join in on the fun.
Our friends at Drift Surfing contacted us to help spread the word about Paddle2Live, a non-profit cancer fundraiser, to raise money and awareness for advanced cancer research and treatment.
We were approached by the good people over at DJhere about doing an art show at the Ivy Rooftop in downtown San Diego during the month of September. After numerous phone calls and emails, we decided that nothing would be more entertaining and fun than painting live…so we did and we called it Panels.
September 18th has finally come and tonight is the Panels live art show at the Ivy Rooftop bar from 7p-10p. We’ve teamed up with DJhere and Jedidiah Clothing to help build awareness about and benefit Invisible Children.
We’d like to think that we are always in a good mood, but today we are in even a better mood. There is something to be said about waking up and having the California sunshine beaming down on our faces.
On September 11, 2010 we ventured down to Gallery AKA inside Disconnected Salon in North Park (San Diego) for Luke Wessman’s solo art show and the release of his mini documentary, Self Made.
We are at it again and this time we’ve teamed up with DJhere, Jedidiah Clothing, and Ivy Rooftop to bring you Panels, a benefit for Invisible Children.
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