I was given the opportunity to photograph the Pumpkin Funktion event by Front Room Entertainment. It was a really live event Ill Camille, Suga Free, and E40 did there thing.
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Digital Blackbook 41: Pumpkin Funktion Concert – E40, SugaFree, Ill Camille (Photography)
Posted: February 9, 2013 in culture, entertainment, Event Photography, PhotographyTags: 93.5FM, DJ QUIK, E40, Front Room Entertainment, Ill Camille, KDAY, Phanteye, Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center, SugaFree
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Digital Blackbook 37: Classic Car Show (Photography)
Posted: August 13, 2012 in culture, entertainment, Event Photography, Experimental PhotographyTags: Carls Jr. Hamburgers, Classic Cars, Los Angeles, Low Riders, Sepulveda Blvd
Hmph…was out with the family and I saw these classic cars. I had my camera handy so I had to take advantage of the opportunity…
Digital Blackbook 29: Early Bird Circus (Photography)
Posted: May 24, 2012 in culture, entertainment, Event Photography, PhotographyTags: Avaland, Avalon, Band, Bardot, California, Grateful Fridays, Hollywood, MUSIC, Rock & Roll, The Event Division
I was honored to shoot Early Bird Circus in Hollywood at the Avalon. Let’s say the Grateful Friday events at Avalon are off the chain…
ADVENTURE TIME: SYD MEAD – FOREST LAWN MUSEUM
Posted: March 9, 2012 in advertising, entertainment, marketing, visual designTags: Blade Runner, Concept Art, Exhibit, Forest Lawn, Future Visualist, Glendal, Harrison Ford, illustration, Museum, Progressions, Ridley Scott, Sentury, Syd Mead, technology
So, about a week ago I got an invitation to the Syd Mead exhibition at the Forest Lawn Museum in Glendale.
I was excited to see one of my favorite artists in person. However, I didn’t know he was a part-time comedian too. The exhibit was nice. All his pieces had very vivid color and a hyper-realism to them. He spoke of principles in design and how to apply them to designing things for the future. One key word was “Retro-Futurism”.
Only thing was…the venue was kinda creepy…lol
But the 360 view at the top of the hill was awesome. I think I will go back and do some better shooting there.
Good times overall. Let’s see who I will meet next. Also, I think I will email to see if I can take pics at next venue. I slipped up on this opportunity.
Client Case File 54: Live in The 805
Posted: March 4, 2012 in advertising, culture, entertainment, Flyers, graphic design, hip-hop, marketing, visual designTags: A Touch of Class Entertainment, Dahliam, DJ SHANX, Front Room Entertainment, Headhunter's Barbershop, hip-hop, Ill Camille, Los Angeles Music, Oxnard, Sugabeets, Terrace Martin
Flyer design for Front Room Entertainment event in Oxnard.
Client Case File 53: Phanteye Logo
Posted: March 4, 2012 in Branding, culture, entertainment, graphic design, Logos, visual designTags: Live Performance Video, Los Angeles Bands, Los Angeles Night Clubs, MUSIC, Night Clubs, Phanteye, The Smell, Venues
I was commissioned to do a logo design for a new company called PhantEye (http://www.phanteye.com) which is short for phantom eye. So, I did a couple of concepts of an eye and here is what I came up with.
Then we decided to get down to some final design concepts.
Then finally…
Event Flicks 007: Gonja Sufi
Posted: March 2, 2012 in culture, entertainment, Event Photography, PhotographyTags: Flying Lotus, Gas Lamp Killer, Gonja Sufi, Live Entertainment, Los Angeles, Phanteye, Sumach, The Airliner
I was honored to be asked and allowed to shoot artist Gonja Sufi/Sumach (His Twitter : @GONJASUFI) at the Airliner (http://theairlinerla.com/) in Downtown LA for Phanteye (Phanteye.com or @phanteye on twitter), a new website that broadcasts live events via the web.
This dude is super cool. He gave me the vibe of the old wiseman on the hill you go and seek wisdom from. He had a great set. Lots of energy in the room. Off the chain!
