Interviewed. Behance Magazine.

Behance Magazine recently interviewed me about my work, and the process I go through generating work and staying organized. It was nice fielding questions about my studio practices and process, rather than the usual "Who are you? What do you do? What inspires you?" If you haven't already heard of BEHANCE (Behance.net - Behance.com - Behancemag.com) now would be a good time to tune in. In one year, these guys have developed the most robust, elite, "global creative community" social networking website ever. And it's not just designers and illustrators, there are fashion designers, architects, photographers, motion graphics, and the list goes on. Definitely throw a bookmark on Behance.net for your daily dose of "whoa". Big thanks to the Behance Team. MWM X Behance Magazine Interview.

New Gicleé Poster. Few Gallery.

The Few Gallery Website is now live with exclusive Gicleé Prints from: Adhemas Batista (Brazil), Brand Nu (UK), Gary Fernandez (Spain), Matt W. Moore (USA), Sebastian Onufszak (Germany), Ville Savimaa (Finland). Check out my new "Futurefunk" Poster. 80x60cm (32x24"). Gicleé print on Hahnemuehle Ultrasmooth fine art matte paper. Uber-Limited Run of 30. Price: 300€. Just in time for the holidays! Also check out my Few Gallery Artist Profile for more info and new Q&A. I'm honored to be in such great company. Make sure to check out the other artist's works too. A great line-up. Click-Zoom.

Bring it on!

B:5 Series. Preview 7. Bang!

In 2003 when I started the "Black & White Bangers Series" I wasn't really thinking too far ahead, I was just having fun with it. Honestly, it did not occur to me that the name would make some people think of fireworks, while other people's minds went straight to XXX, and the UK blokes thought of sausages. I picked the name "Bangers" because at the time, my goal was to bang out as many small drawings as I could over the winter months. Since 2003, the monochrome series has become an annual tradition I have kept alive every year, and I plan to continue with a new instalment every winter for the rest of my life. For the last two years I have been trying to phase out the "banger" term and abbreviate each volume of the series to it's simplest title "MWM B/W B:5". But as with all re-branding projects, there is some resistance. Most people who have collected the books all along enjoy calling the series by it's original name. And I can't really blame them, it is more fun to say. Well, either way, this "bang" is for you. Click-Zoom.

B:5 Series. Preview 6. Crosshatch Wolf.

B:5 Series. Preview 5. Bermuda Triangle.

Featured. Daydream Network Issue 5.

Another great issue of Daydream Network Magazine from the UK, over 70 international artists and designers. My Sacred Geometry Abstraction was used for the cover wrap-around, and I have another piece inside the magazine too. Grab a copy of DD.v5 for £4.

MWM B/W B:5 Series. Preview 4.

It is really satisfying doing geometric drawings by hand. Sure, I could have banged this out on the computer in a fraction of the time, but it wouldn't have turned out the same. It wouldn't have the layers of pencil sketches and eraser marks, it wouldn't have the same magic. The B:5 Series is taking over my studio walls. I am already up to 13 pieces, and winter has just begun. I'm not sure if this year's instalment will have the numbers of B:1 (144 drawings), B:2 (92 drawings), B:3 (64 paintings), but hopefully it will be more than B:4 (22 paintings). Time will tell. One thing is for sure, I am having a blast.

2004 Flashback.

Featured. Computer Arts 155.

There is a mini-feature in CA155 on the 2009 Burton Blunt Snowboard that I did the artwork for. I am psyched to get out there and shred on my design this year. Pray for snow. Big snow!