Take My Idea and Roll With it!

I envision a day when I can ride my bike or a hike along the wonderful trails of Bob Jones, Railroad Safety Trail,  Bill Roalman Bike Blvd, Cal Poly, Eucs, Reservoir Canyon ...(name your spot), see and hear a bicycle wind-chime along the route. Here's a recipe card just for you to use on your next Guerrilla Art project.

Here are the final pieces:

Atonement

Funk WIP

Thunder Chime Time

Brutality on Bikes

Cyclocross will descend upon the Central Coast December 9th at El Chorro Regional Park. If you have never seen a cyclocross race, do yourself a favor and check it out. The artist (me) will be signing a limited amount of posters in trade for a $5 donation to the SLO County Bicycle Coalition. Check out how others enjoy Cyclocross as a participant and a spectator.

Trailwerks 2012 T-Shirt Design

Slate grey printed on grey and wheat color t-shirts. You will get one of these if you come out to TRAILWERKS. Go to the www.cccmb.org for more information.

Old Schoolin' with my Toolin'

My morning meditation. This will be for Central Coast Concerned Mountain Bikers Traildaze 2012 Tee. More progress shots to come...

Xcross Sketch

Xcross Sketch, a photo by bilbord99 on Flickr.

Cyclocross is again coming to SLO County in fall/winter and I love this spectator sport. It's a chance to watch modern day martyrs flog themselves silly for no other reason than to claim they beat their competitors. It's a chance to bring my bamboo fishing pole, attach dollar bills as bait and go fishing in the pool of participants. It's a chance to watch the rad girls who can certainly kick my ass sideways. This illustration is an homage to the Joan of Arcs who attack and don't back off. Cheers to you!

From the Design Vault...

I found a drawer of old stuff. This is a sticker that went on the back of your skateboard truck. It came in a bag of truck nuts and bolts. I still like animating inanimate objects.

Brenna

P1020226, a photo by bilbord99 on Flickr.

I recently bought a Panasonic FZ150 and started playing around with its photo settings. This particular setting is "pinhole". I'm still not good enough to photograph without messing with the results in Photoshop and I tend to like the results on the artsy side rather than purely technical. I consider my style "shoot from the hip" and the results can even surprise me!