David Choe Postcard Book

Street and gallery artist David Choe's hyperkinetic illustration, pop portraits, and raw, graffiti-fueled paintings are featured on 30 different postcards.

Great For Art Card Collectors and Avid Postcrossers I came across this postcard book set by pure chance. I am SO glad I did. I love the new age of modern/graphic/street art. Anything and everything. I love the combining of different medias and platforms. That being said, it's easy to understand why I would love these pieces of postcard art so much. If the abstract and unconventional is not your thing, then you may not feel the same way. Each and every card was breathtaking in its own way - I've never known of D. Five Stars I send as post cards to my friends.. Ultramagnetique said Great images, but not much room to write on. Had never seen his work until I came across this postcard set. The Great images, but not much room to write on Had never seen his work until I came across this postcard set. The 30 cards come bound in a book that is encased in a tab closed cover, which is nice to keep them all together. Most of the images are great, rich colors, interesting subject matters and his use of varying media (paints, photos, blood, ink, pencil) makes for some striking prints. Some of them just don't seem to fit with the others, I will send out all but 5 or 6 that I personally don't care for. . 0 cards come bound in a book that is encased in a tab closed cover, which is nice to keep them all together. Most of the images are great, rich colors, interesting subject matters and his use of varying media (paints, photos, blood, ink, pencil) makes for some striking prints. Some of them just don't seem to fit with the others, I will send out all but 5 or 6 that I personally don't care for.

David Choe was born in 1976, raised in Los Angeles and is of Korean descent. David Choe's works have been exhibited in galleries internationally. He is one of the most diverse and prolific artists working today. Choe's art, photos, and writing have been featured in Giant Robot, and Vice Magazine among numerous other publications. His extensive client list includes Marvel Comics, Levi's, IBM, and Nike. . A trailer of the new documentary 'Dirty Hands: The A

About the Author David Choe was born in 1976, raised in Los Angeles and is of Korean descent. David Choe's works have been exhibited in galleries internationally. He is also one of the youngest artists ever to have a solo show at MOCA. Choe's three self-published, comic/journal/novellas: Bruised Fruit, Cursiv AND Slow Jams have received awards and are sold out editions. A trailer of the new documentary 'Dirty Hands: The Art and Life of David Choe', is available on view at dirtyhandsmovie. Choe's art, photos, and writing have been featured in Giant Robot, and Vice Magazine among numerous other publications. . His extensive client list includes Marvel Comics, Levi's, IBM, and Nike. He is