XTINA UNVEILED showing this Sat, May 1st

This is the the newest face in my Vicious Vixens series, her name is Xtina and is a good friend and model, photographed by the prolific Dylan Maddux. I am basing my next few paintings on this particular photo shoot. This piece is titled 'Xtina Unveiled' and is 4ft x 3ft, acrylic and gold leaf on canvas. I will be displaying her this Saturday, May 1st at the Mezzanine in San Francisco, the 12th Anninversary of Chillin, hosted by Irene Hernandez-Feiks. 'Xtina Unveiled' will also be on display at Irene's new gallery, Wonderland', on 24th Street @ Alabama, opening May 6th.

Sunday's Vixen

BEFORE...

I did a little freshin up with a new Vixen on a beautiful sunny Sunday in SF...

Xtina hair do

'Edge of Love' opening night recap

Here are some photos from the opening night of 'Edge of Love', an art show hosted by Strychnin Gallery in Berlin, Germany and curated by Andy Howell of Artsprojekt. I displayed one of my Vixens, 'Polly'. The show opened on Friday, April 9th and runs til May 9th. For more information visit www.Strychnin.com or www.Artsprojekt.com

Xtina Unveiled skin tones

just some progress shots of the skin tones on my newest vixen, 'Xtina Unveiled'...

Jesse Skateboard in SF Chronicle

My skateboard titled 'Jesse' was featured in the SF Chronicle yesterday, with an article on the Skate this Art show where I have her on display. For more info check out these links...

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2010/04/13/DDMC1CNTRA.DTL

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/c/a/2010/04/13/DDMC1CNTRA.DTL&o=1&type=music

Unveiled Xtina progress..

Unveiling X-tina

This is a new drawing in my Vicious Vixen series, and the reference is a shot taken by Dylan Maddux in a private shoot with my good friend and gorgeous model, X-tina. This is the beginning of a series of pieces I plan to do, inspired specifically by this photo shoot and model.

First Fridays at De Young

I have been invited to do some live painting tonight at this event celebrating Mission Muralismo with Precita eyes, I will be there from 7-8pm...

FREE! “1st Friday Nights at the de Young” April 2nd
Featuring Mission Comix Muralists - 6-8:45PM

This month’s Friday Nights at the de Young features “What’s So Funny? Mission Comix Styles” features well-known muralists Spain Rodrigues and Sirron Norris. The de Young Museum hosts a yearlong series celebrating Precita Eyes Muralists founder Susan Cervantes new mural book, "Street Art San Francisco: Mission Muralismo" contributed to by over 200 artists and writers, and her own work.
Join the art scene at the de Young on Friday Nights, when the museum stays open until 8:45 p.m., for a celebration of the arts. The café is open with a special Friday Nights dinner menu, and a no-host cocktail bar is serving drinks. There are art-making activities for everyone.

This once-a-month free series celebrates different facets of San Francisco's Mission District Art Community. Each 1st Friday includes cutting-edge and traditional street artists’ lectures and performances. There is an explosion of comic talent in Mission muralists from R. Crumb to Andrew Schoultz. The evening’s theme “What’s so Funny? Mission Comix Style” includes talks and art from a brilliant array of artists, and cartoonists abounding with mockery and mayhem, including Spain Rodriguez and Sirron Norris, who will be creating works in the Kimball Education Gallery throughout the day and into the evening.

Future 1st Fridays include Directional Signals: Pranksters and Preachers, Paste and Stencil (May) Balmy Alley/PLACA, Clarion Alley and a Film Series throughout the year.For more information please see the attached Press Release.
For more information about Precita Eyes please contact us at 415 285-2287, www.precitaeyes.org. or email,
Ariana Terrence at ariana_terrence@yahoo.com or
Susan Cervantes at susan@precitaeyes.org.