Window Seats- The Harlem Pop Mural

So I had an awesome opportunity to do my first mural in Harlem at Harlem Pop, located on 126th and 5th avenue. I entitled the piece 'Window Seats' as if this were a scene you could catch riding in a taxi through Harlem. The video was shot and edited by Theo Hollingsworth. Please, share it and let me know what you think.

Heart Gallery- Breast Cancer Awareness Month

The Heart Gallery was awesome Sunday Night. Aside from painting and chillen with kool people, I got to hear Trezure Empire perform before she goes to Japan. She's a dope singer, who captures beautiful energy and emotions in her music. Also peep the painting and let me know what you think. It's for sale!

Rock Star. For Sale. 24x36 in. acrylic

Warming of the House. A Painting for Flo.

I paint live at all events. I just want to be around good people and fun times while doing it. Thanks Flo for having me a part of your house warming in BK and feeling my fridge with food to take home.

Contact me for all events. I'll be happy to come paint.

Live Painting at Love Jones NYC- Art of the Rock Star

As usual had a great night of entertainment, food, and love for J. Harris' monthly event Love Jones NYC. The painting went with the theme of the night, "Art of the Rock Star."

The Brooklyn Bridge Project

I was able to collab with the homie Quawee of Life.Love.Lenses Productions on this dope project we did on the Brooklyn Bridge. Check me painting on the bridge and speaking about my past year as an artist and the lessons i've learned.

Nzinga the Back Tat, aka Poison

Shout out to the homie for giving me this challenging tasks of interpreting her tattoo. There's a lot going on with it. A lot of room for interpretation and inspiration. But I'll leave you with these beloved words by three gentlemen from Baltimore:

"It's driving me out of my mind

That's why it's hard for me to find

Can't get it outta my head

Miss her, kiss her, love her, wrong move you're dead

That girl is poison

Never trust a big butt and smile

That girl is poison poison..."

-Bel Biv Devoe

Oh My Goddess

My favorite paintings to do come from original ideas and concepts, many of which aren't my own. I like to make pieces personal to my "clients" so that they will make it part of their lives and share it with their loved ones.

My homegirl Al (who is a real dope photographer) gave me a challenging and exciting concept. She wanted the goddess Lakshmi, depicted as a black woman with locks. So thats what I did, all while incorporating objects that are important to Al.

To see the process of how this painting was created click here