Alameda, CA | # of participants: ~100 |
This was my first experience collaborating on a painting with the wormhole mural squad (@wormholemuralsquad). The crowd was a friendly family vibe with a good amount of vendors and an art gallery at Studio 21 to keep everyone entertained
San Francisco | # of Attendees: ~100
This was one of the coolest live painting experiences because I got to paint on the rooftop of the Temple Nightclub. My friend Socxs was the light engineer for the club at the moment, so they let him promote his burning man camp for recruiting more members.
I was part of the entertainment for the event where I had the chance to paint while there was bass electronic music blasting through the speakers. During the event I was working on my lemur painting that required just a bit more details
Laytonville, CA | # of participants: about 500 |
The venue was on a huge plot of land filled with 3 stages of bass music.
Although they placed the vendors in a weird location, I had a blast vending and meeting new people. There were amazing live painters displaying their coolest work, and the venue itself was amazing. It was tucked away in Humboldt County with a big lake 15 minutes away from the camp grounds.
La Honda, CA | # of participants: about 500 throughout the weekend |
Vending in the hippie town of La Honda was refreshing with a crowd of down-to-Earth people. I really appreciate their sense of community and the history of the place too. Neil Young performed there, and Ken Kesey started his acid test in this forest neighborhood
I’m grateful for the opportunity and I am looking forward to vending here in the future
