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Thursday, July 12, 2012

Project Codename 'Colfax'

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I've got a new Summer project in the works. This one will be a digital/mixed media piece that I shall call for now, 'Colfax.' It takes influences from Shepard Fairey, Cryptik, David Choe, and amongst many other street artists I've lovingly tracked over the years. Expect it to start meeting the streets sometime in early October.

   

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