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DESCRIPTION OF ARTWORK: Man One painted the reindeer as he would a graffiti piece on a wall except Man One allowed the natural curves and shapes of the sculpture dictate where the spray paint would land and form fades or hard lines. The piece has his name MAN written in my highly colorful and bold graffiti style. Starting at the right back side of the sculpture, the letter "M" appears then molds into the "A" in the throat area of the deer. Finally, the "N" covers most of the left side of the body.
SCULPTURE MEASURES:
Height: 76"
Width: 96"
Depth: 50"
ARTIST BACKGROUND: Involved with the Graffiti Art movement since 1987, Man One began his artistic journey on the streets of Los Angeles. After completing his B.A. degree in Fine Arts from Loyola Marymount, his newly inspired passion began to change the way the world interpreted graffiti and urban art. His bold and colorful murals and paintings have been showcased in over 20 group exhibitions domestically and internationally, five one-person shows, and exhibited in several museums, including the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, California and Parco Museum in Tokyo, Japan. Man One is also the founder and director of Crewest Gallery, the premiere street/underground art gallery in Downtown's Gallery Row District of Los Angeles.
Commercially, Man One's commissions include murals, designs and concepts for MTV, ESPN, Coca-Cola, Adidas, Sony, the Metro Transit Authority and many others, as well as scenic visuals for feature films and music videos. Several of his illustrations and artwork have appeared in a number of magazines including Backspin (Germany), Rap Pages, Airbrush Action, New York Magazine, and Aelle (Italy) to name a few. His illustrations have appeared in various publications including the best-selling Graffiti World art book, New York Magazine and the Washington Post. In addition, his success as a freelance artist has allowed him to travel extensively throughout the world.