 I drew a shirt for NVRMND. There are only thirty of them. So get one soon here.  Or if you're rich buy the first one made in a frame for $275.
 
 Honor asked me to draw him a rockabilly-ish tattoo for his hand. I did a bunch of drawings. I don't know yet if he likes any of them.
 My fourth T-shirt (and my second good one) for Mishka is now available to look at, buy and wear. It's a large ink and watercolor portrait of Mishka mascot, Cyco Simon. My text logo was cut from the final shirt.  It's availaible on black, olive and white. Mishka blogged about me coming by the store to try to cajole Russian teens into buying it and they beat me with wooden hangers.
TRUE ARTIST - Nick Gazin from Party House TV on Vimeo. I think it went pretty well. I didn't stutter and I only accidentally lied when I said that I grew up in New York. I meant that I was born here but grew up in Connecticut. It was my idea to film it in front of a haunted house.
 It's a VBS/Vice Magazine Holiday Party and I'm DJing. Not only am I DJing but a limited edition Vice X 1800 tequila bottle will be available at the event with my art on it. I'll be DJing before and after the bands. What bands? Cold Cave and Small Black.  TO GET INTO THIS THING YOU HAVE TO RSVP HERE.
 This is a drawing/painting I did for a little booklet of art inspired by Where the Wild Things Are. I drew my brother as Max since my brother seemed transformed by his anger and recently returned to me. Being in this book was a huge honor. Among the other artists are Tony Millionaire, Shintaro Kago, Matt Thurber, Ben Jones, Hellen Jo, Lisa Hanawalt and other people who blow my mind. Check out the other artists who were involved in the project at the 24 Artists Inspired by Where the Wild Things Are website. You can download a PDF of the book and download my image as an iPhone wallpaper image. You can even read an interview they conducted with me.  Here's the cover.  Here's my page. |
Check me out, I got printed! My gallery photos
I haven't submitted any photos. I guess I don't want free money.
My designs                            All about me
Who lives in a Pineapple under The Sea? Some say it is Spongebob and they may be right. Nick Gazin lives in an anbandoned Polish dentistry shed and calls himself The Toilet Cobra on the internet. His influences include The British Invasion, ska t-shirts (but not ska bands!) and Superman IV. He recently became friends with Napalm Death. Skinheads have commented on the size of his dong.
-Written by Matthew Caron |
Nov 13 '10 by
