An artist/friend brought this into the gallery a few weeks ago and I think it’s awesome. And of course, there is no risk of getting arrested when you “artistically enhance” a train like this.
This one of a kind original is available for $120, plus shipping.
If you’re in or around SLO come by the gallery to check it out in person.
It’s been awhile since I posted photos of the gallery and I thought today would be a good day for it. Enjoy!
Come by and the check the gallery out in person at:
785 Marsh St
San Luis Obispo CA 93401
hours: Tue. – Sat. 12-6pm.
“The Cheese Cake Man”
6″ x 9″ – mixed media on vintage cookbook page
$30 – available at jeffclaassen.etsy.com
This is the latest painting in the ongoing “cookbook series”. There are more coming, but I can’t make any promises as to when or how soon. Sorry, us artsy types are generally unreliable with setting dates. C’mon, what do you expect?
I’m stoked that both my models ended up in the video. You can see Christy at 30 seconds. She’s the one in the middle. Jamie is at the 1:45 mark. Check it!
Sketchbook #9 from jeff claassen on Vimeo.
And if the Vimeo version doesn’t work I also put it up on YouTube:
Tomorrow (Feb. 18, 2010) is the last Embodiment Show. Don’t quote me on this, but last I heard there will be 20 local artists painting 27 local models. It’s going to be RAD!!!
Please come and check it out. You will not be disappointed.
This event takes place at:
Native Lounge – http://www.facebook.com/nativelounge
1023 Chorro St
San Luis Obispo CA 93401
doors open at 8pm.
tickets are $15 at the door.
“A Delicate Place”
48″ x 60″ – mixed media on wood
$1495
I finally finished! This painting has been sitting around my house for awhile now and I am very happy to have finished. It’s now hanging proudly in my gallery if you want to come by and check it out in person. It’s pretty big and better in person than in the photos. If you can’t swing by the gallery here are some detail shots to give you a better look at it.
And here it is on display.
Thanks for looking!
What Goes Up (The Desert) from Patrick Lawler on Vimeo.
Here’s an awesome video my friend Patrick made. Super fun times. I’m horrible in front of a camera if I have to talk, but I seem to do ok flipping around and jumping in the sand.
Please check out more of Pat’s videos at http://vimeo.com/patricklawler.
I just heard somebody outside the gallery say, “What else can you do with spray paint besides graffiti?”
Well, lady, here are the things I have painted with spray paint.
– t-shirts
– skirts
– tote bags
– chairs
– tables
– benches
– flower pots
– sculptures
– bike
– stencils on fabric for upholstery
– lamps
– mixed media paintings on wood and canvas
– hats
– skateboards
– keys (to easily recognize what key works for my house door)
– milk crates
– shelves
– cabinets
– picture frames
– posters
– iphone covers
– welding helmet
– truck tailgate
– antique bathtub
– leather belts
– snowboard
– and I’m sure there are more things I’ve painted with spray paint that I just can’t think of at the moment.
Some of the customers that have bought paint from me have used it for everything from painting their entire car to a tanning bed.
And in case you need proof, here are some photos of things I’ve used spray paint on.
As you can see there are a couple of uses for spray paint besides graffiti.
Thank you very much.
