"Punks" by Mike Giant
1 Comment | June 5, 2009
Few artists are as appealing to me as Mike Giant. His clear, crips black and white drawings and illustrations coupled with his unmistakable tattoo-art influenced visual vocabulary make him one of my all-time favorite artists. As a matter of fact, one of his Rebel 8 T-Shirts is in the mail now for me.
How many people do you know that have a sharpie named after them?
Awesome hair detail. By Mike Sibley
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Matt Cassan sits down for a brief interview with Drawn in Black. His charcoal art is splendid and I especially like his women on bed. Thanks to Matt for participating. What’s your name? Matt Cassan Where did you grow up? Port Colborne, Ontario Where do…
Justine Ashbee creates these wonderfully organic, oversized drawings with Sharpie pens. As she puts it: Through this intuitive visual language, a negotiation of the visceral and everyday human experiences of beauty and pleasure, and feeling are given voice.
Mike’s my hero, this one is a great example of his technique, simply awesome.