Skateboard Deck
This is a recent piece part of an art gallery display organized by Zack Cochran. This is to raise funds for build a skate park in Atlanta and apparently people like David Carson, Tim Biskup, Shepard Fairey, Sage Vaughn, Duncan Jago, Chris Pastras are going to paint decks for this exhibition. So excited to be part of this!
Labels: acrylic, art show, artwork, auction, collaboration
posted by Alberto Cerriteño at 11:34 PM
7 Comments:
Hola Alberto,
Just wanted to tell you that I rediscovered your work today (I linked you to my website, and I have your site in my bookmarks), and I wanted to take the time to tell you how much you inspire me!
I've been confused lately about the world of illustration (recent graduate), but seeing your work just makes me want to let go and try everything.
Your sense of humor, your characters, the detail and design of your work is all so sophisticated and down-to-earth at the same time. So, so inspiring.
Keep up the tremendous work!
I would be honored if you'd have a look at my work:
www.miaillustration.blogspot.com
Thanks alot!
Mia
great blog!
having fun
:)
Grandioso tu trabajo, un deleite ver cada uno de tus pequeños personajes, geniales...
thank you so much! my roomate showed me your website and introduced me to Curiosity Group! Im very flattered you like my blog, I think you and the crew are phenomenal! Ill update this blog more often then!
I got to see this piece in person at the Grind show and it was fan-freakin-tastic!!! It was by far my most favorite piece of the show! Thanks for supporting the ATL!! -I've linked to you on my page as well!
Wow, the deck looks great. I really like your blog; I'm going to bookmark it. Check out my skateboard trick tips page at skateboard trick tips if you get a chance. Have an awesome day!
Hey I wanted to let you know there is a new site up that lets you design your own skateboard graphics and apply them to any new or lightly used skateboard deck. Templates and tutorials for getting your design printed in full-color are provided and it's dirt cheap to get your own design on your skateboard.
Check out www.skateboardwraps.com for the info.
Thanks,
Jonathan
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