Showing posts with label Doug Dorr. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Doug Dorr. Show all posts

Monday, February 7, 2011

Behind the scenes of my show.

So I have not posted in weeks. I have been so busy trying to finish all my pieces for my upcoming spotlight show at gasoline Gallery. So here I am to show you some behind the scenes of what I have been up to.



this piece is simple but has great lines and color. Taken from one of my trips to Alabama visiting my amazing girlfriend.

Yep, I am building a few pieces for the Gallery Bathroom. While you sit, you get to enjoy some art. Ha ha ha.

Just a little hardware.

Heres the pair.

I think I am going through some frames.

A little jig I made to line up pics for my set of collage pieces.



Now you can see the levels.

The pair known as Rod & Kustom.

Sizing up the frame. Now to customize it.

The Nine Sweet Deaths being mounted on the original BxW Print.

My Bedroom, or my workshop?

1Shot too!

Getting ready to tackle creating a piece of the "Perfect Score"

Now to assemble it. 4 layers on this one.

Frames.

Work is piling up in the spare room.

My hand study of Doug Dorr

Monday, January 17, 2011

A Day with Doug Dorr

As my readers may know, I will be having an exhibit of my art infused photography on March 19th at Gasoline Gallery in El Segundo Ca. I started my weekend off with the first of a series of pieces based on legends in the Kustom Kulture art world. The first victim was Doug Dorr. Creator of Kool Tools and a world famous painter. Doug was amazing. We had a grand time as he went to work on a panel as I set up my camera. I actually had to tell him to stop cause he is just so damn fast when he pinstripes. Its just so fluid and natural when he goes at it. Here are a few cheap shots to give you a sneak peek at what I am working on. I will post a few more photos later with a better pic of the panel.

Hmmm... Who's next for my series on artist?

Here's the finished piece. He was ready to just wipe the panel clean, but I had to put a stop to that. This one went home with me.


I learned so much and have great respect for my friend Doug.


So here is a quick poloroid of things to come.


See the finished pieces at my show. Everyone is welcome.