Chasing Amy series gets a colour injection on Art Rookie
First up in the Chasing Amy series to get an injection of colour is "Moment of Madness". My personal fave in the comic strip of nine panels. Originally screen printed on acrylic sheets in black and white. Since then I've coloured them in. Next will be PHEEP.
Screen printing them will be a little bit more expensive but for now there are unsigned digital prints available on Art Rookie of "Moment of Madness". I do like both the stark black and white and colour. But it's good to see them side by side in the two different styles. Original source photos taken by my friend, Ben Dome.
LINK to PRINTS http://www.artrookie.co.uk/item.php?type=11&id=9147
Moment of Madness in Colour - SHOP LINK
Moment of Madness in Black and White
Si Gross Featured Artist on Art Rookie
It's great news to be featured artist on Art Rookie. Giving me a boost to make more art. There's an interview with me on their website blog. Click link below for a quick read.
The Liz Gang
My Art Rookie Shop - http://www.artrookie.co.uk/Sigross
Cara Balaclava All Over Print tees are up on Society6. You can get both designs fitted for girls and boys.
Link to my Society6 shop is society6.com/sigross
No Photos I tee for boys
No Photos II tee for girls
Print in the Post
The kind people of Art Rookie and The Printspace Gallery sent me a lovely shiny complimentary print of The Liz Gang through the post today.
The Liz Gang is now showing at 'Best of British', Art Rookie's debut exhibition! The print is available to buy online here: https://art.tt/ysm, and the exhibition continues until Thursday 24th March, 9am - 7pm, Mon - Fri!
The Liz Gang shiny print
Interview with Satirical Pop Artist Si Gross
http://www.aestheticamagazine.com/interview-with-satirical-pop-artist-si-gross/
I had a chat with Aesthetica magazine about my art and why I do it. CLICK link above.
Battle of Waterloo
The Battle of Waterloo 2015 down the graffiti tunnel on the London South Bank
British Transport Police vs Neboe
I went down to check out The Battle of Waterloo at Leake Street Graffiti tunnel near London's South Bank. Lots of tight stylish writers and energetic street art was on show, presented by the paint shop Chrome & Black.
About 40 artists took part in The Battle, which filled the tunnel with a cloud of sweet smelling spray paint mixed with barbecued jerk chicken, being sold to hungry punters. DJ's pumped out some hefty beats making the party bounce. Even the British Transport Police made an appearance. It looked like they were being taught how to hold a spray can, by one of the artists.
Slam was the overall winner of the £250 prize money, Diet came second and Debug came third.
My personal favorite of a Neo-Tokyo cyberpunk world by Dan Kitchener
Time Slip Experience at Dennis Severs House
This week I had a time slip experience at Dennis Severs' House. He calls it a "Still-life drama". Here's what I wrote about my travels into the past (All photos by Roelof Bakker) - http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/1726187-time-slip-experience-at-dennis-severs-house/