Heroes and Villains: portrait photos of artists
Heroes & Villains is the brainchild of photographers, Tatiana Wills and Roman Cho. For the past six years, they’ve been hopping around taking pictures of up-and-coming as well as established artists with the goal of capturing the personality of each artist in their portraits. Every photo is unique and beautiful and It’s nice to see the faces behind the canvases.
Tagged: artist portraits, cool portraits, Roman Cho, Tatiana Wills
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Kane and Unke shirt collaboration with Nate Frizzell
I’ve been a big fan of their clothing for a quite a while now, so I was more than excited to collaborate on a couple shirts with Kane and Unke. We pulled a couple pieces from my show last spring and I think they translate pretty well. Watch out for them to drop soon.
You may or may not know that around the corner from you is an entire league of adults gearing up at least once a week to play some serious dodgeball. You can’t imagine how much fun it is until you check it out for yourself. Find a league near you by checking out their website or click the ‘start a league‘ link to be the new hero of your town.
MakerBot: a new 3D printer model
MakerBot just unveiled their new 3D printer model with a bigger print surface and the ability to print two colors at the same time. At $2,000 it’s not quite in everyones price range but if you’ve got the cabbage, how awesome would it be to have this new toy on your desktop?
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