Keith's Messenger Bag

Commute MPLS (24x18, 4-color screenprint on 100lb French cover)

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This piece was originally done for my buddy Keith. Keith contacted me wanting a design to go on to a messenger bag. He did some research and found out that Reload Bags, does custom embroidery work. One thing led to another, and we came up with the design you see above, translated to textile below.





I was super impressed with how well the design translated and the craftsmanship of the application. Amazing. Great job Reload.

She's Kicking Ass for the Working Class

Kicking Ass (11x14, 2-color screenprint on 140lb white index)

My artist buddy Chuck, from South Carolina, curated an artshow based on song lyrics. I choose the song "Kicking Ass" by formally local Twin Cities band The Strike. Stick together, fight, fight, FIGHT!

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Rockabilly

Trans Am (18x24, 2-color screenprint on 100lb French Cover)
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Trans Am!

Trans Am (18x24, 2-color screenprint on 100lb French Cover)
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'49 Mercury

'49 Mercury (18x24, 2-color screenprint on 100lb French Cover)
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Adam Turman's work at the Electric Fetus

I was totally honored when the Electric Fetus, one of the greatest record stores in Minnesota and the world, asked me to be a featured artist in their "MinnEconomy" program.

MinnEconomy is a program that features a local Minnesota artist in each of the Electric Fetus stores (Minneapolis, St. Cloud, and Duluth) for a month. The artist's items will be discounted 10% for the month they are featured. February is my month, so get your butt in one of their stores, and pick up my new exclusive "Fetus only" print and other artprints of mine... oh and pick up some music as well.



To top it off, the Minneapolis location will have Lucy Michelle & the Velvet Lapelles playing an in-store performance on Thursday, Feb. 19th at 6p. It's FREE!

Thanks so much to the Electric Fetus for all their support.

AC/DC!!!

It's been a while since I've posted. However, I think this is a good one to start 2009 off with.

Recently I did a poster for AC/DC. One of my long-time favorite bands. You know, they're one of those bands people got really good at drawing their logo in a Trapper Keeper in Junior High. It was a total pleasure doing this piece.

I was floored when I got this pic with the band holding the framed print!