Android Jones presents Liminal Rez part 2

More shots from the show

(I apologize for the quality of some of the shots) :

Android Jones presenting at his live session

Android's girlfriend who took part in the live session

Android addressing the crowd

Android Jones awarding Jason Manley is first wacom tablet for helping inspire him to get into his live digital paintings. (following two pictures)

Some of Angie's coworkers from Electronic Arts in Redwood city pictured here in the foreground managed to make it as well.

Some crowd shotsBig thanks to Android Jones and Jason Manley (founder of conceptart.org and President of massive black inc.). They're both really nice.

Thanks also to Marc Gabbana, Angie Lai, and all her Electronic Arts crew for coming down and hanging out.

This show will be up at the PushSF gallery till November 30th. The address is:

PushSF

846 Folsom street

san francisco, ca 94107

info@thepushsf.com

www.pushstudiosf.com

You can also view the work exhibited in the studio here:

androidjones.viewbook.com

Android Jones presents Liminal Rez part 1

Yesterday night, I had the pleasure of attending "Android" Jones's (concept artist of conceptart.org and massive black fame) gallery show at the pushsf. There was definitely quite a large crowd, and it got pretty warm with all those people their in the gallery. He had a little bit of his traditional work as well as a lot of printed digital work, some of it on glass . They actually handed out 3D glasses as the show (yeah the cheap carboard ones they hand out at movies and cereal). When you looked at some of his work through them they were suppose to help push the warm colors forward and cool colors back even more so then usual. They also winded up having hologram cards for us to take home as well, lol.

This was one of his pieces on printed on glass I believe. He had a few there.

Another shot of some of his pieces on glass

Some random shots of the gallery space I tried to grab (I apologize for the quality):

I invited fellow CCS alumni and concept artists Angie Lai and Marc Gabbana, always a pleasure to see them :)

I'll post more shots from the show later on as well...

Plein Air Painting

Oil on canvas 6 x 8 in

2 interesting sites I came across in San Francisco

The top is a market I walk across on the way to class in Nob Hill(one of the neighborhoods in San Francisco)

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Bottom I came across parked on the street after lunch with a friend on friday a week ago.