Monday, October 26, 2009
Great New Product Shots
Kevin from Killustrate just did some amazing new product shots for us. Super stoked on the first batch that was sent. These will be posted shortly for sale.
Monday, October 19, 2009
8ft Bubba - Wheat Paste
New art installation in Fremont, Seattle. 8ft Bubba face to make the folks smile a bit.
Friday, October 16, 2009
Branch Out Store In New Orleans!
What happens when you mix super cute girls with sustainable apparel in New Orleans? Stuck? Well, I will tell you, you get a super amazing store that just opened called Branch Out. They are located at 2022 Magazine St. New Orleans, LA 70130. If you are in the great state of Louisiana check out their store. And of course - they carry Partybots Eco-Apparel & Art.
Branch Out
2022 Magazine St.
New Orleans, LA 70130
phone: (504)371-5913
fax: (504) 373-5459
www.branchoutshop.com
Branch Out
2022 Magazine St.
New Orleans, LA 70130
phone: (504)371-5913
fax: (504) 373-5459
www.branchoutshop.com
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
More Color, More Lines
New works are coming along nicely. Soon these will be put in to production for more art installations throughout the city.
See below for the first installments.
See below for the first installments.
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Color & Oversized Wheat Pasting Street Art
Moving in to color for some larger street art projects. Recently found a reasonable resource for full color oversized prints. Been working on some newer full color lined drawings featuring these characters I have been drawing. Here are some of the first installations throughout the city.
Enjoy:
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Buy One Get One FREE Sale!
Buy One Get One FREE
Randomly Simple...
We love to give stuff away, and we love to keep things simple. BUY ONE GET ONE FREE!
How: Buy any apparel item & get a FREE Random Shirt. In the comments tell us what size you want.
Ends On 09.25.09
Click Here To Take Advantage!
Our Fall 2009 Line is up and ready for Pre-Order! Release date is October 15th 2009.
Fall 2009 consists of Floral Botanical & Vintage Medical/Pharmacy. The Botanical collection was a snap to get done, once I found out about it - I knew exactly what I wanted to draw and the style of the plants I wanted. The organic textures and shapes where a lot of fun to do. Plus with nature - you can use a lot of your imagination to create and fill in the gaps. The second collection for this season was a lot harder. It took me several weeks to lock down the imagery that I wanted to use for it. I'm very happy with all three of them. The detail on the old bottle was a lot of fun, I love the composition on the vintage stethoscope and Phrenology seemed like such a great concept. I sort of made up a lot of the sections of the brain - hooray!
Click Here To Pre-Order!
Photography by Kevin Kauer
We love to give stuff away, and we love to keep things simple. BUY ONE GET ONE FREE!How: Buy any apparel item & get a FREE Random Shirt. In the comments tell us what size you want.
Ends On 09.25.09
Click Here To Take Advantage!
Pre-Order Today
Our Fall 2009 Line is up and ready for Pre-Order! Release date is October 15th 2009.Fall 2009 consists of Floral Botanical & Vintage Medical/Pharmacy. The Botanical collection was a snap to get done, once I found out about it - I knew exactly what I wanted to draw and the style of the plants I wanted. The organic textures and shapes where a lot of fun to do. Plus with nature - you can use a lot of your imagination to create and fill in the gaps. The second collection for this season was a lot harder. It took me several weeks to lock down the imagery that I wanted to use for it. I'm very happy with all three of them. The detail on the old bottle was a lot of fun, I love the composition on the vintage stethoscope and Phrenology seemed like such a great concept. I sort of made up a lot of the sections of the brain - hooray!
Click Here To Pre-Order!
Photography by Kevin Kauer
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Party Crasher - The Stranger & iNVASiON Party
Just came across this today:
www.thestranger.com/seattle/party-crasher
"Party Crasher
A Very Small Man Attacks an Art Installation with a Mace
by RACHAEL PULLIN
This Guerrilla Art Party asked more of its attendees than to simply look at art. We were to dismantle and then "remantle" a piece by local artist and T-shirt designer Karl Addison in Cal Anderson Park. As I walked through the apartment door, there it was: Invasion! The large wall of five heavy wood doors was covered with white paper and 99 paper bags, each plastered with a different expression. Anna, our charming hostess, offered to keep the piece in her living room when it did not sell at the artist's show in May. Addison—who was a no-show—agreed, as long as it was eventually relocated to a public space.
The party was slow to start, but that was remedied by Anna's penchant for filling everyone's glasses with whiskey. As we sat talking by the baba ghanoush and spinach dip, I realized that virtually all of the attendees had at some point worked in grocery stores, which inspired a partyer to observe that "it's a grocer's world."
After getting sufficiently drunk, the grocers and I were out the door, carrying the disassembled work to the park. The scene was priceless: heavily inebriated guests wielding power tools and a friendly dwarf named Sammy who was wielding his mace—not the Mace you spray, but the spiked-ball-and-chain-on-a-handle preferred by Visigoths. This guy had something to prove. Later, after we reassembled the installation, Anna scolded Sammy for attacking the art with his weapon."
www.thestranger.com/seattle/party-crasher
"Party Crasher
A Very Small Man Attacks an Art Installation with a Mace
by RACHAEL PULLIN
This Guerrilla Art Party asked more of its attendees than to simply look at art. We were to dismantle and then "remantle" a piece by local artist and T-shirt designer Karl Addison in Cal Anderson Park. As I walked through the apartment door, there it was: Invasion! The large wall of five heavy wood doors was covered with white paper and 99 paper bags, each plastered with a different expression. Anna, our charming hostess, offered to keep the piece in her living room when it did not sell at the artist's show in May. Addison—who was a no-show—agreed, as long as it was eventually relocated to a public space.
The party was slow to start, but that was remedied by Anna's penchant for filling everyone's glasses with whiskey. As we sat talking by the baba ghanoush and spinach dip, I realized that virtually all of the attendees had at some point worked in grocery stores, which inspired a partyer to observe that "it's a grocer's world."
After getting sufficiently drunk, the grocers and I were out the door, carrying the disassembled work to the park. The scene was priceless: heavily inebriated guests wielding power tools and a friendly dwarf named Sammy who was wielding his mace—not the Mace you spray, but the spiked-ball-and-chain-on-a-handle preferred by Visigoths. This guy had something to prove. Later, after we reassembled the installation, Anna scolded Sammy for attacking the art with his weapon."
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
BUY ONE GET ONE FREE!
BUY ONE GET ONE FREE!
How: Buy any apparel item & get a FREE Random Shirt. In the comments tell us what size you want.
How: Buy any apparel item & get a FREE Random Shirt. In the comments tell us what size you want.
Ends On 09.25.09
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Bikes & Boat Journals - New Artwork!
Three New Journals with New Artwork. Available at my Etsy.com Store.
Bike Color Theory: This artwork was drawn for Art Velo - a local based art show for bikes here in Seattle. I saw the saddles displayed this way and within seconds had the primary and secondary color wheels pop in my head. That is pretty typical for my brain to think of art concepts at everything I see. So, I ran with it the idea and drew it up by hand. Hooray! So, enjoy this little mix of bikes and color theory.
Vintage Bike Couple: Vintage for fun - another drawing done for Velo Art. Inspired by a classical romantic era. Seems as though they are having a pretty good conversation about dinosaurs or maybe bikes. Either way they are dressed to kill - and have the transportation to do so.
Ship Wheel: I like this little steering wheel - a basic line drawing for a friend of mine Ponch. He wanted it tattooed on the back of his leg. The sweet part is I drew this for him, and got to tattoo it on him thanks to my brother being in town and teaching me how to tattoo. One of those situations where everyone wins. Happy with the color version and the brown tones used.
Artwork by Karl Addison
Bike Color Theory: This artwork was drawn for Art Velo - a local based art show for bikes here in Seattle. I saw the saddles displayed this way and within seconds had the primary and secondary color wheels pop in my head. That is pretty typical for my brain to think of art concepts at everything I see. So, I ran with it the idea and drew it up by hand. Hooray! So, enjoy this little mix of bikes and color theory.
Vintage Bike Couple: Vintage for fun - another drawing done for Velo Art. Inspired by a classical romantic era. Seems as though they are having a pretty good conversation about dinosaurs or maybe bikes. Either way they are dressed to kill - and have the transportation to do so.
Ship Wheel: I like this little steering wheel - a basic line drawing for a friend of mine Ponch. He wanted it tattooed on the back of his leg. The sweet part is I drew this for him, and got to tattoo it on him thanks to my brother being in town and teaching me how to tattoo. One of those situations where everyone wins. Happy with the color version and the brown tones used.
Artwork by Karl Addison
Thursday, August 27, 2009
The Ocean Is Close... August 29th Release Party
All in all I'm very, very happy with this wall from an Artist Endeavor. What went beyond my expectations was the overwhelming response from everyone that has seen it, been there while we were painting, the press and everything else. Many of the neighborhood locals stopped by almost daily to chat with Pixel.Tron and I as we were working. We got a good amount of press on top of it as well like Daily Candy, Notcot.org and a handful of other supporting BLOGs like Gomeansgo.org.
Come Party with us and join in on the Release of this wall. It will be a good time for sure - I can promise that with a HUGE Squid & Whale battling it out as our backdrop.
-WHAT: “Squid VS Whale” by Pixel.Tron & Karl Addison
OPENING PARTY: Saturday, August 29th 6 to 10 PM.
-WHERE: The Twilight Exit, 2514 East Cherry, Seattle, WA 98122 - 206.324.7462
-MORE: PBR Drink Specials (PBR Goes To Support The Efforts Of The Mural)
Squid VS. Whale is a mural of epic proportions. The mural depicts a battle between a whale and a giant squid just below the surface of the sea. The story is being illustrated on a mural in Seattle's Central District. Artist Pixel.Tron & Karl Addison have been working for weeks to perfect the painting and it's very last detail. The 60 foot wall pulls you into their imagination; it is a must see mural in person.
The mural is being produced by two local artists from Seattle, Mr. Pixel.Tron & Karl Addison. The Central District community has many great murals and their new addition has been openly welcomed by neighbors, business owners, and many of the local residents. The concept came for a need to be challenged artistically by both artist and for a composition that could be enjoyed by all in the local neighborhood. 50 plus cans, over 9 gallons of paint & 60 hours of painting - the concept and mural is a reality for all to enjoy.
-WHAT: “Squid VS Whale” by Pixel.Tron & Karl Addison
OPENING PARTY: Saturday, August 29th 6 to 10 PM.
-WHERE: The Twilight Exit, 2514 East Cherry, Seattle, WA 98122 - 206.324.7462
-MORE: PBR Drink Specials (PBR Goes To Support The Efforts Of The Mural)
Squid VS. Whale is a mural of epic proportions. The mural depicts a battle between a whale and a giant squid just below the surface of the sea. The story is being illustrated on a mural in Seattle's Central District. Artist Pixel.Tron & Karl Addison have been working for weeks to perfect the painting and it's very last detail. The 60 foot wall pulls you into their imagination; it is a must see mural in person.
The mural is being produced by two local artists from Seattle, Mr. Pixel.Tron & Karl Addison. The Central District community has many great murals and their new addition has been openly welcomed by neighbors, business owners, and many of the local residents. The concept came for a need to be challenged artistically by both artist and for a composition that could be enjoyed by all in the local neighborhood. 50 plus cans, over 9 gallons of paint & 60 hours of painting - the concept and mural is a reality for all to enjoy.
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Press Release - Squid VS. Whale Mural
PRESS CONTACT:
Karl Addison /206.427.9622
karl@partybots.org
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
-WHAT: “Squid VS Whale” by Pixel.Tron & Karl AddisonOPENING PARTY: Saturday, August 29th 6 to 10 PM.
-WHERE: The Twilight Exit, 2514 East Cherry, Seattle, WA 98122 - 206.324.7462
-MORE: PBR Drink Specials (PBR Goes To Support The Efforts Of The Mural)
Squid VS. Whale is a mural of epic proportions. The mural depicts a battle between a whale and a giant squid just below the surface of the sea. The story is being illustrated on a mural in Seattle's Central District. Artist Pixel.Tron & Karl Addison have been working for weeks to perfect the painting and it's very last detail. The 60 foot wall pulls you into their imagination; it is a must see mural in person.
The mural is being produced by two local artists from Seattle, Mr. Pixel.Tron & Karl Addison. The Central District community has many great murals and their new addition has been openly welcomed by neighbors, business owners, and many of the local residents. The concept came for a need to be challenged artistically by both artist and for a composition that could be enjoyed by all in the local neighborhood. 50 plus cans, over 9 gallons of paint & 60 hours of painting - the concept and mural is a reality for all to enjoy.
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Squid VS Whale Art Installation Opening
Squid VS. Whale
A New Art Installation by Michal Pixel.Tron & Karl Addison
Come see our new finished art installation, and support local artist. What is better then a night of Free art, beers & friends? Oh, a 67 foot wall with a Squid & Whale battling it out in the ocean.
Opening Party August 29th, 6pm @ Twilight Exit - 2514 E Cherry St. Seattle, WA - 206.324.7462
A New Art Installation by Michal Pixel.Tron & Karl Addison
Come see our new finished art installation, and support local artist. What is better then a night of Free art, beers & friends? Oh, a 67 foot wall with a Squid & Whale battling it out in the ocean.
Opening Party August 29th, 6pm @ Twilight Exit - 2514 E Cherry St. Seattle, WA - 206.324.7462
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Partybots Teams Up With Mercy For Animals
We like animals - we are here to support and help
Partybots Eco-Apparel & Art is moving forward with a new amazing partnership. We like to pride ourselves in being as sustainable and eco-friendly as humanly possible in our process of producing our apparel line. Taking care of our land and environment is important, the next logical step is taking care of the other living creatures that we share our world with. By supporting Partybots you are supporting Animal Compassion & Welfare.
-Donation, Giving Back-
What do you do for charity and giving back to the community?
Partybots is proud to support The Mercy For Animals Non-Profit Advocacy Organization.
$2 from every online apparel sale and 5% from all wholesale order get donated to Mercy For Animals to help assist in their efforts for animal compassion, education, investigations, grassroots activism and more.
What is "Mercy For Animals"?
Mercy For Animals is a national 501(c)(3) non-profit animal advocacy organization. Founded in 1999 and over 25,000 members strong, MFA works to create a society where animals are treated with the respect and compassion they so rightly deserve.
MFA believes non-human animals are irreplaceable individuals with morally significant interests and hence rights. This includes the right to live free from unnecessary suffering and exploitation.
MFA is dedicated to establishing and defending the rights of all animals. Over 99% of cruelty to animals in the United States occurs at the hands of the meat, dairy, and egg industries - which confine, mutilate, and slaughter over 9 billion animals each year. As such, MFA primarily focuses on farmed animal advocacy and promoting cruelty-free food choices.
MFA works to be a voice for animals through powerful consumer education programs, proactive advertising campaigns, groundbreaking undercover investigations, working with news media, and grassroots activism.
For more information visit: http://www.mercyforanimals.org/
Partybots Eco-Apparel & Art is moving forward with a new amazing partnership. We like to pride ourselves in being as sustainable and eco-friendly as humanly possible in our process of producing our apparel line. Taking care of our land and environment is important, the next logical step is taking care of the other living creatures that we share our world with. By supporting Partybots you are supporting Animal Compassion & Welfare.
-Donation, Giving Back-
What do you do for charity and giving back to the community?
Partybots is proud to support The Mercy For Animals Non-Profit Advocacy Organization.
$2 from every online apparel sale and 5% from all wholesale order get donated to Mercy For Animals to help assist in their efforts for animal compassion, education, investigations, grassroots activism and more.
What is "Mercy For Animals"?
Mercy For Animals is a national 501(c)(3) non-profit animal advocacy organization. Founded in 1999 and over 25,000 members strong, MFA works to create a society where animals are treated with the respect and compassion they so rightly deserve.
MFA believes non-human animals are irreplaceable individuals with morally significant interests and hence rights. This includes the right to live free from unnecessary suffering and exploitation.
MFA is dedicated to establishing and defending the rights of all animals. Over 99% of cruelty to animals in the United States occurs at the hands of the meat, dairy, and egg industries - which confine, mutilate, and slaughter over 9 billion animals each year. As such, MFA primarily focuses on farmed animal advocacy and promoting cruelty-free food choices.
MFA works to be a voice for animals through powerful consumer education programs, proactive advertising campaigns, groundbreaking undercover investigations, working with news media, and grassroots activism.
For more information visit: http://www.mercyforanimals.org/
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Sharks Wearing Jean Jackets - Street Installation
Based on a drawing from 2007, new wheat pasted art installation in Capitol Hill, Seattle. Cluster of sharks, really happy with the install and the two smaller stragglers in the back and the one in the front.
Alright, everyone knows that sharks are badass. Well, everyone but those people that have been bitten by one or killed by one. I think everyone else would also agree that jean jackets are badass too. Well, take those two and combine them, now you have a shark wearing a jean jacket. That is super rare to find in the ocean, and ultra badass!
Artwork by Karl Addison
PS: Bonus Bubba head in Fremont, Seattle.
Alright, everyone knows that sharks are badass. Well, everyone but those people that have been bitten by one or killed by one. I think everyone else would also agree that jean jackets are badass too. Well, take those two and combine them, now you have a shark wearing a jean jacket. That is super rare to find in the ocean, and ultra badass!
Artwork by Karl Addison
PS: Bonus Bubba head in Fremont, Seattle.
Saturday, August 1, 2009
idrawalot - 2008 Book - Photos!
Ahead of schedule - I like that a lot! First Edition: idrawalot - 2008 Books are now in. They look amazing, and I'm super pumped on them.
Order them online HERE
Order them online HERE
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