Difference between revisions of "Greetings From Hell"
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Image:Greetingsfromhell-1.jpg|[[Dunny]] custom | Image:Greetingsfromhell-1.jpg|[[Dunny]] custom | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:38, 11 December 2020
Drilone and Dragatomi brings you “Greetings from Hell” A solo exhibit of the same title. As an artist, Drilone has mastered the art of elemental wear and corrosion to the point that you question, “How did you do that?” Although he is not the first to master this style, Mother Nature is also proficient at this, but the difference is, what takes Mother Nature 20 years to do, Drilone can perform in a matter of days.
Drilone is not afraid to apply his skilled technique to any type of platform, from vinyl to wood, to just about any type of material. Someone once told him that titanium doesn’t rust, and his response to that was neither does plastic or vinyl.
DrilOne has pulled out all the stops for his upcoming solo show . His works will feature his rusty style on several different platforms - from 3” and 8” Dunnys, to a 16” Custom Toyer Qee, to a custom antique inspired sign to even a vintage radio. So many awesome pieces will be available!!
Dates & Address[edit]
September 10th - October 1st, 2011 - Dragatomi, 2317 J Street Sacramento, CA 95816
Images[edit]
Shark
Bomb
Dunny custom
Toyer Qee custom
Customs
