Art Blender
PAST ART BLENDERS FROM CONCRETE:
ISSUE 107 // ART BLENDER – CARLOS MIACO WALLPAPERS
Raised in Georgia, Carlos Miaco has that super laid back Southern manner, but murders it on the creative side of things. He received a BFA in Graphic Design at the Savannah College of Art and Design in Georgia, and soon after graduation he landed his first gig with Spy Optic in California. He’s gone on to create amazing art for ZERO, Slave, Mystery and some serious work in the art department at Black Box. For more on Carlos have a look at Concrete Skateboarding Issue 107.
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ISSUE 106 // ART BLENDER – WINSTON TSENG WALLPAPERS
For Concrete’s second instalment of ‘Art Blender’, we went straight to the top of the comedic graphic ladder. While Winston Tseng’s name may not be familiar, his graphics definitely are. He’s been producing top shelf graphics for Enjoi for quite some time. Check out issue 106 for a more in depth report on Winston, and click below to download his exclusive artwork for Concrete Skateboarding.
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Visit winstontseng.com to view his latest projects.
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ISSUE 105 // ART BLENDER – TIM GOUGH WALLPAPERS
“Tim Gough is an illustrator, educator, designer, and artist who hails from the “City of Brotherly Love” and the birthplace of the American Revolution. He lives and works in an old Italian neighbourhood in South Philadelphia, and you may have seen his work on a variety of Foundation boards or on the many screened tees, art prints and posters he creates. He also produces a zine called Cut and Paste.”
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