Dope

Another one from my Thai homies! Pichet Rujivararat a.k.a TikkyWow is a Bangkok based digital/street artist and here’s one of his latest illustrations. More artworks here.

ZIPPO x MMFK

My homie Mamafaka, a very well known Bangkok street artist just dropped us a little sneek preview last nite of his latest collab with Zippo. More deets of the collaboration soon.

MMFK Solo Exhibition

What seems to be a busy year for Bangkok’s street artist MAMAFAKA(collaborating with Vans, Preduce Skateboards etc.), he still finds time to bust out artwork for his 1st mini solo exhibition. Im guessing ‘mini’ because of that particular reason, dude has been killing it all year round. Hyped to see what tricks(art) he’s got under his sleeves, so i’ll be booking my flights tonight most probably!

Here’s the address of the gallery,

Mellow Thonglor, Bangkok
Penny’s Balcony
522/3 Thonglor 16
Sukumvit 55
Bangkok 10110

VICE

Bangkok’s MMFK getting busy for VICE Brooklyn! Homie is having such a good run this year, can’t wait to see what else he’s been working on. Below is a teaser of MMFK’s day in the life!

BKK to HK

Not very long ago, i did a post about one of the Thailand’s best illustrator/designer/artist, a good mate, a very awesome dude MMFK a.k.a MAMAFAKA, was about a piece of artwork he had up in an exhibition for a gallery in New York. I just found out today that he is contributing another piece to a different gallery called Above Second in Hong Kong time, at a show entitled Get Freaky that will open on July 20th and here’s a little intro taken from Above Gallery’s blog,

“Gathering over 30 established and emerging international artists, illustrators, and designers, this exhibition aims to illustrate the connections between works produced from every corner of the globe. The artists, who participate in the creation of fanzines, graphic art, street art, exhibitions, and who are initiators of projects in their respective countries, are pushing the boundaries of contemporary illustration.

Influenced by the urban context and human relations, these works contain humor and politics, and a touch of stylized surrealism. Dominated by flat graphic colors and thick-black outlines, the pieces in the exhibition show the clear influence of graffiti. Though taken out of this urban context and contained within the gallery walls, the pieces have the common framework of “street art” either through influence or participation. Whether it’s a black-and-white print by Loup Druelle of Batman having a bit too much fun at a party, or the pop-colored piece by Diela Maharanie of a fawn emerging from an unsuspecting womb, something from this eclectic group is sure to delight and surprise.”

Hit the jump to check out the shows contributing artists.

Above Gallery blog

Mister Cartoon

MISTER CARTOON . BANGKOK . DYLAN MADDUX from Dylan Maddux on Vimeo.

Mister Cartoon went to bangkok last year for a tattoo trip, here’s a little video documenting his travels in BKK and an interview with Dylan Maddux. I’m definitely going to BKK for a holiday sometime soon, bout time to catch up with the homies… aaaand chill with the ladies!