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kid Acne






Bio MC and graffiti writer, Kid Acne, was born in Malawi in 1978, grew up in England and is currently based in Sheffield. His career as an artist began with an appearance on the UK’s Rolf's Cartoon Club at the age of twelve and within a year, he'd started painting graffiti and was in the hospital recovering from a bad acid trip. Neither incident was related to Rolf in any way.
Since then, he has gone on to design record sleeves, skateboards and apparel for some of the most prominent companies on the planet in his signature 'Blood & Sand' aesthetic. He has exhibited in galleries throughout the world and his work can be found in the streets of Sao Paulo, Vienna and Brooklyn. He doesn't use stencils in his art and he still has acne.
THIS BIO WAS TAKEN FROM THE KID ROBOT WEB SITE http://www.kidrobot.com

KID ACNE is one of the illustrators ive seen around but never really got into, and for no good reason i might add, because his work is great. He also gets kudos from me because he lives in sheffield and had is photo taken out side the Hendersons relish factory.
Ive got an kid acne illustration of MF doom which also really good when i find it i will post it up.

Jon Burgerman














Jon Burgerman

During my trip to New York, I hunted out a small shop called giant robot, it sells t-shirts, designer toys and other products which are related to the art/design/illustration. The shop also doubled as a exhibtion space for small shows. At the time I was lucky enough to catch one of my favourite illustrators Jon Burgerman. What I find really interesting about Jon is how he applies his style to a broard range of media and products. From pepsi cans to plush dolls his style is unrelenting, fun and intriguing. It draws you in and has that special quality of depth, in which the viewer can find something new in the work even after multiple viewings.
above are some of the free wall papers you get when you buy his book Pens are my freinds.