BOULEvard from Andrew Bateman on Vimeo.
Sunday, June 14, 2015
BOULEvard in Brussels
Labels:
3D,
block out,
boys,
cartography,
Dan,
efterblivet,
free hand,
Mixed Media,
model,
ponies,
travel,
vandalism,
video
Friday, May 2, 2014
Saludos (Greetings)
Finally I put these guys up in Montreal one fine spring night. They're in an alley off of St. Viateur. Thanks to my two friends that helped.
Sunday, March 30, 2014
Wednesday, January 8, 2014
The Book of Tree Planting Suicides - Digital Version Available Now!
The Book of Tree Planting Suicides is finally available digitally on the INTERNET! Just click on the icon below, it takes you to a flip book. The original book is a screen printed limited edition of 50.
There are 7 hard copies left. Get in touch with me if you want one before they go extinct forever.
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Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Monday, July 8, 2013
Sunday, June 23, 2013
Future Ruins
An overview of the Future Ruins exhibition in Norway put together by me and Ali this May:
Future Ruins from tzch on Vimeo.
Future Ruins from tzch on Vimeo.
Monday, November 19, 2012
The Boulder Beautification Project
The Boulder Beautification Project is Evan Sabourin's little baby. He really pushed the whole things forward. We trekked up an old block on day off and gave these boulders a make over. It's the most action they've seen in millions of years. We're talking about geological time here. I bet it's the most fun and attention they ever had aside from seeing tree planters pop a couple of trees by them a few years ago.


The green one was especially cool because it was actually exactly the same colour as the background and was nearly impossible to see from the road. We made a giant boulder that has existed for millions of years disappear! It was also fun doing the least illegal ''street art'' ever. Middle of nowhere art.
Then everyone went and painted their own (smaller) boulder :

Blinky and Winky reincarnated onto boulder by me and Annie

Garrett Jones everybody

Annah Tierney Mackay





I shot a short video of the whole process (until my made in China battery cut out) so stay tuned for that later.
THE BOULDERS
The green one was especially cool because it was actually exactly the same colour as the background and was nearly impossible to see from the road. We made a giant boulder that has existed for millions of years disappear! It was also fun doing the least illegal ''street art'' ever. Middle of nowhere art.
Then everyone went and painted their own (smaller) boulder :
Blinky and Winky reincarnated onto boulder by me and Annie
Garrett Jones everybody
Annah Tierney Mackay
THE PROCESS

I shot a short video of the whole process (until my made in China battery cut out) so stay tuned for that later.
Labels:
friends,
house paint,
nature,
street art,
tree planting
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Istanbul Kopfkino by On/Off
Kopfkino Istanbul from on/off on Vimeo.
Kopf Kino is a mobile device that allows you to project yourself onto walls or blank facades in your city. It is a camera and projector in 1. It enables the passer-by to be seen on a very large surface and by many people. It should be placed in a public space, encouraging users to “take the stage” and give life to otherwise dormant facades.
Kopf Kino is a project by ON/OFF
Kopf Kino first started moving aroung berlin and then went to Istanbul but is now waiting to go to other cities.
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Pine Cone vs. Feather: Burning Man Mural
I painted a mural this year at Burning Man in center camp. I got into the festival 2 days early to do it and it was pretty much a non-stop process. I pulled an all nighter on the Sunday before the gates opened to the general public so I could start festivaling myself. It is a bigger version of this sketch http://shouldercat.blogspot.com/2012/07/the-planters-ball.html from the Planter's Ball in June. I decided to chose a lighter, more positive, less critical theme than usual to try and be more in the Burning Man spirit and less of an asshole. I think it was a good choice. I guess this is the 3rd mural I've ever done (see 'mural' label at the bottom), and it's the first all just acrylic with paint brush and permanent marker. I went for a very illustrative not so street art style. That is all.
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