Spiritual Boner

Artwork by
Jay Howell, Scott Barry and Skinner
This boner is up all November!!!

Scott Barry made a rad installation.

Exit ( Planetoids )

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23x31

Entrance
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23x31

Escape
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23x31

Green one SOLD

Man
Scott Barry
gouache on paper
11x12

Friends Lovers and Brothers
Scott Barry
gouache on paper
22x30

Friends Lovers or Sisters $250
Scott Barry
gouache on paper
22x30
SOLD

Electric Virgin cosmic bliss
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19x24

Lady of the Forest Cooker
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19x24

The forest city rocker motorcycle gang
Jay Howell
SOLD

The guy whos gonna fall into the cactus

Jay Howell
SOLD

Oh yeah i love that one
Jay Howell
SOLD

The naked ladies
Jay Howell
SOLD

Princes' boner

Jay Howell

Outlander
Skinner

Dark Times of Ancient Memories Haunting in the Shoqqoth realm
Skinner

Squarish Lord Man
Skinner

Spectre of Evil Times
Skinner

Revengance
Skinner

Part 1 (on the left)
Skinner

Part 2
Skinner

Blastarr
Skinner

Child of Tiamat
Skinner

Ritual Death Mask
Skinner

Extreme Wizardry
Skinner

In this world of product as art and art as product it's refreshing to see artists who just shred and thrash around the subject of being human. Like most artists from Berkley, Oakland and San Fransico's mission district (read Beautiful Losers) Skinner, Jay Howell and Scott Barry all reflect the naked humanity that popular art seems to miss.

Scott Barry is a classic new breed artist/designer. Not simply limited to doodling, painting or sewing he shames west coast art directors by making wonder-filled ideas easy to understand. His communications are solid and bold enough to change the way you think.
Skinner is a freak, a spaz and full of energy. His wild style is a tiger attack on innocence. Discribing his own work Skinner thinks of it as, "a psychedelic barrage of fantastical monstrosities brought to life through the mind of an obsessed child".
Jay Howell was interviewed on Fecal Face recently and when asked if he had a mantra he said, "Take a stand against the jerks from hell. They are out there and they want you to feel bad just because they do. You will not be taken down, YOU are from Tuff Town and they are from the lame village across the river. We launch rocks at them for a reason." Jay's work backs these words up, better then any fan-boy words I could wack out right now.