Still more Street Art at Broadway and Howard St.

I caught the Karl Haendel 'scribble' street art going up recently and have been meaning to post it. It's finished now as you can see by the second shot. It's kind of a interesting process when the reproduction of the original work takes much longer and is much more painstaking to make than the original work.

The Crystal Method Live at Webster Hall

So, The Crystal Method played Webster Hall on Saturday and they guest-listed a few of my crew so we could check out the graphics we did and I even got a chance to show our video as a way of intro-ing the band. Matisyahu showed up for an inpromptu performance with TCM on a song as well. The band and their crew were all very cool and appreciative of the work we did for the show. All in all, it was a fun experience, especially as it gave me a chance to try out shooting a show, for the first time. I'm not a big fan of flash and lighting, so it was cool to work with the existing light show to time shots and such. Click the image above to go to the photo gallery.

More Spring Season Street Art

I had been meaning to photograph this for quite a while. It's on a phone booth around the corner from my place, so I see it every day. Turns out this Tommy Kane guy has been quite prolific - you've definitely seen his advertising stuff before. I guess now he's focusing more on his illustration work and he's quite good. Here's his illustration site.

new Crystal Method video out, featuring Matisyahu - "Drown in the Now"

Just in case you haven't seen it yet, our video for 'Drown in the Now' was released earlier this week. Click for the link to a high res version of the video.

Spring Season Street Art

So, with this amazingly nice day of spring in New York City, I was out in the 'hood and found this piece of street art on Howard, just around the corner from Broadway.
I quite like it. Anyone know who did it? I've seen this person's stuff before, but can't remember who it is.

The Crystal Method video shoot

I just got out of our latest music video shoot for the Crystal Method, featuring Matisyahu. I don't really want to give anything away yet, but here are two shots of Matisyahu at our green screen shoot. Stay tuned!

"Transformative" Art Opening

On February 1, I visited the Kehler Liddell Gallery in New Haven to see the opening for my father and Keith Johnson's new show. Of course I took photos of my father's work that you can see here. However, it's definitely worth checking out in person if you're in the neighborhood. (I didn't post any photos of Johnson's work since it's kind of pointless to take photos of photos. However, his work is really great, so all the more reason to go down and check out the show in person!)