Portfolios Archive

Haven

Chris Haven has created street-art masterpieces all over Denver. You can find his murals a midst the color and chaos in the Santa Fe Art District, in River North, and along Larimer Street for the street-art celebration Colorado Crush. Chris Haven even made his way to Art Basel 2013 at the Wynwood Walls in Miami, Florida. He is truly representing for the Denver art scene.

Please note that featured artist portfolios may not always represent the full range of their artistic ability. If you would like to see additional examples of past commission work by an artist not shown above, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Wes Wong

Wes Wong, aka Lost, is an aerosol artist and design director based of out the San Francisco Bay Area. He began practicing NYC influenced graffiti in 1993, and became known in the early 2000’s for his work on North American boxcars.

Lost’s mural work spans various styles; from trompe l’oeil to cartoon, and is constantly pushing limits of spary paint in commission work. He brings a unique approach to aerosol projects, drawing heavy inspiration from the client and environment. Lost believes in the old graphic design adage that “form follows function,” selecting specific styles to suit the project needs as opposed to forcing an unrelated aesthetic.

Tewsr

T.ruth E.xists W.ithin S.elf R.ealization – is merely one of the acronymic meanings attached to the A.K.A. of this artistic anomaly.

T.E.W.S.R. continues to explore theuse of practical self-taught methods of observation to create a more surreal shine to his aerosol art and ﬁne art as well. Born and raised in Orange County California and now living in Los Angeles, Tewsr began his creative warpath simply as one of the unseen masses. Eager for direction he found himself lost in adolescence creating without substance and with a wilted ambition. The search for a more virtuous outlet led him to the unbounded world of grafﬁti art in early 1993 and has encapsulated his world ever since.

Tewsr works in various mediums; such as acrylic, oils, sculpture, graphic design, and virtually anything within reach. His hybrid style of grafﬁti art melded between an air of realism continually pushes the boundaries of traditional grafﬁti art and illustration; while stylistically adding a gritty twist to his ﬁne art and commission work. Easy going and humbled by his philosophy “If I never learn everything, I will only gain more in pursuit of that knowledge.” Tewsr will no doubt be on the course for new techniques and ideas to captivate the minds of the seasoned gallery patron and perceptive street art enthusiast alike.

Shane Jessup

Shane ‘MEWS’ Jessup picked up a spray can in the Summer of 1995 and has worked with the medium ever since. Living in Los Angeles, but working globally, Jessup combines his background in design, illustration, and graffiti to create timeless works.

Self Uno

SELF UNO is an artist, illustrator and graphic designer. He moved to Los Angeles from New York City in 1996 to pursue a career in Visual Effects and has contributed to more than 20 Hollywood films while working with Disney and Sony Pictures. In 2007 SELF began working in animation development with Imajimation Studios with the goal of creating an Independent feature film, ultimately bringing comic book Blokhedz to life as a series of animated shorts and working with Cartoon Network in their pilot program. Throughout the years SELF has also contributed to various publications, created logos for artists and businesses and illustrations for tee shirt companies. His work is influenced by youth culture, animation, character design and typography and isn’t limited to any medium or process.

Peter Staley

Peter Staley is a multidisciplinary artist based in Los Angeles, CA with roots in graffiti & street art from his New York City upbringing. In addition to his spray paint art, he is a talented illustrator and designer who has worked on projects ranging from residential & small businesses like Sweet Williams to larger corporate clients such as Nike. Check out some examples of his past work below:

Patrick Piccolo

Patrick Piccolo is an Oakland, CA-based artist and sign painter with a background in street art and freight graffiti. He has been a sign writer since 2014. His portfolio includes a diverse array of work in different mediums –typically oil-based enamels or water-based latex and a variety of metal gilding, but also incorporates screen-printing and aerosol paints as appropriate. He has extensive experience in both large and small scale lettering, restoration and less conventional surfaces like box trucks, interiors, and floors. He specializes in lettering and design work and particularly enjoys creating classic and period appropriate pieces.

Noelle Martinez

Noelle Martinez a visual artist from Phoenix, AZ who fell in love with graffiti, pop art and culture at a young age. Her work focuses on human emotions and gets inspiration from emotions intersecting in everyday life. She has worked with Pow! Wow! Worldwide family since 2015 and has assisted many world renown artist like Aaron De La Cruz, Fafi, HTZK, and many more. She currently works as a studio assistant for Patrick Martinez in LA.

Monty Montgomery

Monty Montgomery began exhibiting his work in 2002. Born and raised in Virginia, Montgomery loved black lines and bright colors at a very young age and was influenced by his mother who was a kindergarten teacher. “I started doing art really young,” Montgomery says. “Grabbing crayons and markers and trying to fill in good old-fashioned coloring books. I remember having a massive amount of coloring books and being able to sit for hours with my mom at the kitchen table trying to get each page perfect.”

Through his teenage years Monty discovered that his visual connection with unique situations was becoming more and more a substance for him to use in creative ways to express his inner works of art. In his junior year at Longwood University, he launched Cilli Original Designs and began spreading his word through clothing, paintings, poetry, stickers, and culture. Montgomery went on to earn his BFA from Longwood University in 1998 and took his first graphic design based job with U.S. Graphics in Virginia Beach, Virginia.

Jason Roose

Inspired by his artist parents, Jason Roose was exposed to a wide variety of artistic mediums while growing up in Florida. As he got older, he decided to pursue his passion more professionally by attending the Graphic Design program at Daytona State College. Never being one for small town life, after college, Jason decided to make the move to New York City where he immersed himself in the world of street art.

Several years and moves later, Jason now resides in the SF Bay Area. His works are an urban, mixed-media style using a combination of spray paint, marker, acrylic, stencil, and ink. His work can be seen in restaurants, stores, and homes from coast to coast and he has been commissioned by Blackhouse Hospitality, JustFab, and Bloomingdale’s to name a few.