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Tom Bob
Nolita, NYC More photos: Tom Bob, Quality Mending Art Wall, Street Art
city slicker
[Ted Baker wool baseball cap, Kenneth Cole topcoat, Vintage Levi's denim jacket, Alternative Apparel linen shirt, Nike AirMax 90s, Quality Mending fingerless gloves, ASOS pants and socks]
As the temperatures continue to drop, the layers continue to grow. I'm obsessed with this wool baseball cap from Ted baker not only because of the two-tone, but the wool is great for these freezing days. When it's all said and done, feeling a little city slickers today.
Photos by Madeleine Kathleen
Mosco Alcocer
"I am a Mexican artist living in New York City. In this blog you will find photos I have taken of objects, colors and compositions that have captured my eye and inspired me. As well as original artworks made on paper, wood, installations and murals. My work has been selected for numerous exhibitions, international art fairs and biennials."
Travis Millard is an example of an artist whose success depends on him being himself. His cartoons have been featured in Spin Magazine, Transworld, and gracing the covers of numerous albums. He’s done a number of tour posters for bands like Primus as well as for the 2012 Fuck Yeah Fest.
Tim Kerr
Tim Kerr was born and raised on the Texas coast on the Gulf of Mexico, just south of Galveston. There he began to surf and play guitar . He had a wonderful childhood, but hated high school. He will tell you that surfing, music and his friend and later-to-be-wife, Beth saved him during those high school years.
Some of his continuing musical influences were formed early and include British invasion bands, soul music, British folk and acoustic music (Bert Jansch, John Martyn, etc.)
Tim moved to Austin in 1974 to attend The University of Texas at Austin and there he earned a degree in painting and photography. While in the art department, he studied under famed photographer Garry Winogrand and was awarded a Ford Foundation grant for his work.
Also during this time, Tim was selected to compete two years in a row in a song writing contests held at the then new (now 32 years old) Kerrville Folk Festival. Tim couldn’t participate in the second festival he was invited to because he had broken his arm while skating in an empty swimming pool just before the contest date.
Tim Kerr
Jordin Isip is from Queens, NY, and has a BFA in Illustration from RISD. His work has appeared in numerous publications including Atlantic Monthly, Business Week, GQ, Juxtapoz, McSweeney’s, New York Times, Plan Sponsor, Rolling Stone, and Time, as well as on book covers, posters, t-shirts, and cds. Jordin has received recognition from American Illustration, The Art Directors Club, Communication Arts, Print, and Society of Illustrators. His art has been exhibited throughout the U.S. and in Berlin, Kilkenny, London, Manila, Paris and Rome. He has curated over a dozen group exhibitions including “Mystery Meat” at Future Prospects (Philippines), “Scab On My Brain” at Space 1026 (Philadelphia), and “Panorama Project 3” at Jonathan LeVine Gallery (NYC). Jordin lives and works in Brooklyn and teaches at Parsons and Pratt.
Rich Jacobs April 2005-06
Rich Jacobs was the very first artist to show on the Quality Mending Art Wall back in 2005.
Rich Jacobs (born 1972, Long Beach, CA) is an American artist and curator who currently lives and works in Oakland, CA. Jacobs has exhibited in the United States,[1] Europe,[2] Australia, New Zealand and Japan. In 2008 his work Minor ThreatFamily Tree was featured prominently along with other works by Jacobs at the London Ontario Live Arts Festival in Canada.
Inspired by graffiti, psychedelic and folk art, Jacobs' raw, colorful work frequently appears on a broad range of materials such as magazines, books, CD and LP covers (including most of the albums for Salt Lake City-based group Iceburn), footwear, apparel (such as parkas, skirts and dresses), skateboards, buildings, pillows and so on
Check out his site for more of his current work:
http://mywebsiteisinyourmind.com
We carry Rich Jacbos designed scarves in the store and online @ workclothingsport.com