Below are some of the results of those afternoons.



This one in particular, I ended up finding in a Mountain Bike magazine ad. I called the number on the ad and told them I was the artist, and wanted a free t-shirt. The rep from the company RockShox let me know that they actually looking for me, because they wanted their trade show booth adorned with graffiti, much like under the bridge. I ended up getting hired for probably the biggest job I'd ever undertaken thus far. I always considered that the start of my professional career.

1 comment:
Yea what an amazing bridge. You would see deer sometimes. I remember eating hamburgers and fries and painting all day there.
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