V is for Vice
2011
Description
Custom painted skateboard deck. Acrylic on wood.
Fields
Painting, Illustration
- V is for Vice
1st custom-painted skateboard in a three part series - This is the 1st skateboard deck I've done for a three-part series wherein I explore a new style of painting. I've done skateboard decks before, and in fact it is my favorite surface to work on. However, this series looks quite different from my previous work, and it shows in the details; real objects that I have tried to depict this time around, as opposed to using graphical elements as filler. It was fun doing this series, I am almost sad to see the third and last deck finished. It has been personally fulfilling to finally achieve the depth and realism that I felt was lacking my previous works, and I am keen to further develop this style on future paintings. cheers!
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100 selected professional artists living and residing in the UAE took part in this concept and customized 100 designer toys which then went on to be displayed in the Gate Village at DIFC making it one of the largest ‘Custom Toys Exhibitions’ in Middle East.
The event brought together one of the greatest artistic collaborations of artists in the region and gave birth to a new take on the urban art scene in the Middle East.
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