Friday, September 24, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
BATES Sketch By SUEME
Sueme Writes: I just finished the Bates exchange sketch that we talked about. I did the sketch really big its about 38" x 14" in size. I found it to be a bit tricky when sketching it out with pencil but inking with a sharpie was really fun and seemed easier than any of my previous graffiti sketches. let me know if you need a higher res. file. I have attached two pieces, one is just the sketch by itself, and the second one I added a background to it really quickly in photoshop to separate the piece from its white background(its a bit easier to read whats going on) anyway let me know what you think. peace!
Monday, September 13, 2010
Esteme-Stae2
Yo Stae2,
Here are some extremely rough ideas/Starting points. Some are revisions of others, some lost a little funk while getting revised, some might look fresher with a dimension instead of a shadow, some I was just having fun with etc... Anyway, I tried to give you variety as you've been posting a lot of gems on here. I'm curious to see what you think...
Big Respect,
Esteme
Sunday, September 12, 2010
The Exchange In Geneva, Switzerland
Some finished products from our recent trip to Geneva. Check out more photos from the trip on my BLOG
Bates / Rime freestyle name swap painted straight off the plane-
Another name swap - Rime freestyles a Serval, Bates paints a Poet piece, Serval paints a Bates, and Poet rocks a Rime-
Bates / Rime freestyle name swap painted straight off the plane-
Another name swap - Rime freestyles a Serval, Bates paints a Poet piece, Serval paints a Bates, and Poet rocks a Rime-
Monday, September 6, 2010
ENSOE/RIME EXCHANGE
I had a chance to paint a sketch that Joe drew for me when he was in vancouver. I wanted to stick with the loose letter body and creative color composition he's been rocking recently, so I chose to fill the piece with roller buff and treat it more as if it was part of the wall, rather than something I was painting on top of a wall. At first it was harder than I thought, but once I got the hang of it, I found the style very forgiving and fun to paint. I would have liked to spend some more time on details of the piece, but we got spooked a few times by train workers and had to leave..
Thanks for the sketch Joe! Would love to hear some feedback .
e.
Friday, September 3, 2010
taboo paints yes2 sketch
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