What is it part two- Gamjam!! is a one day festival made up of a 2 toed dinosaur claw (don’t forget the third dewclaw in the back).
Vinyl and resin toys, glass, flat art like paintings or weavings, prints, zines, comics, ceramics… pretty much anything that can be a tangible character based creation are things you would find here. What is Grass Hut Art market? As of now it’s a yearly festival of character based arts here in Portland Oregon. Justin Scrappers Morrison actually added Art Market several years ago when we were partners here to Grass Hut for some of our projects. It’s based off of our old and still existing shop Grass Hut.
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Please feel free to ask questions and comment below. Here’s everything you need to know that I know about Grass Hut Art Market.
I have always made comics about two inseparable friends (Castle & Wood, and Frog Fly, etc.) I got a chance to get the book published by Chronicle books and it kinda changed the whole project.ī- What is your favorite not drawing related thing to do?ĭ- Hanging out with the fam, listening to music, watching movies, reading, riding bikes. Did you already have these characters? Did the story come to you in a fever dream?ĭ- Dog and Hat was going to be a picture book style zine for kids, it was modeled after the Frog & Toad books. It took me a while to realize I was making comics.ī- Do you have any critters in your life?ĭ- I have a huge 14 year old grey cat named Castle Greyskull, and a tiny 1 year old black cat named Eddie.ī- Tell me how Dog & Hat came to be.
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TV was magic and I wanted to make cartoons, but I didn’t know how, so I drew cartoons on paper. This can be a snippet, something embarrassing, a challenge you overcame, or something cool you accomplished.ĭarin- When I was little I was told that TV commercials came on so they could figure out what would happen next, that bad guys used fake weapons and good guys had real weapons and that’s why good guys always win, and that when TV is boring it’s because the TV batteries are dying. Enjoy, and feel free to comment below.īwana- Tell me a childhood story. I wanted to get to know him a little better, so I asked him a few questions here. “Bwana Spoons’ art puts me in the mind of secure expansion, perfect days sculpting in seaweed and driftwood, forgetting about clocks, and unknowingly impressing your best friend.” - J.Darin Shuler’s art is such a treat for my eyeballs and brain. Cloth-spined and case-bound, this full-color compendium heralds not only the birth of a wild and woolly nation, but also the arrival of a major new force in the art world. The thoughtful and provocative design, by Tokyo wunderkind Ian Lynam, elevates Spoons’ opus beyond a “mere” collection of jaw-dropping artwork to a true coffee table gem. Rendered in swaths of psychedelic fluorescents in a flurry of wild yet delicate brushwork, the explosive pages of Welcome to Forest Island establish Bwana Spoons as the cuddliest art-monster around, whose furious imagination is matched only by the intimacy of his handskills. The denizens of this mind-bending island include sweet whale-gators, boozy super-cicadas, arrow-slinging, basket-weaving bearded love tribes, an ex-hobo mushroom farmer, and one brutally intense bat who plays drums in a proto-metal band and would do just about anything to make a bagel relinquish its jelly filling! Top Shelf presents Welcome to Forest Island, the flagship monograph by Bwana Spoons, a painter, designer, screenprinter, zine rocker, and toymaker whose work has been featured on a dizzying array of shoes, skateboards, apparel, baby strollers, art toys, and gallery walls throughout the Americas, Europe, and Asia.Īll 144 full-color pages - including paintings, maps, sketches, comics, and more - are dedicated to Forest Island: the wild, hyperchromatic paradise Spoons has been constructing with his art for several years.
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