Raised in the sprawl of San Jose, CA, Jason came of age during a time when the holy trinity of skateboarding, punk rock and DIY art was still a dangerous combination. Long before the slow air conditioned death that was mall culture sank its fangs in. They made for the type of collision that seemed to be doing more damage to, than good for a kid, but they ensnared Jason early on, and even made a life for him. Becoming a professional skateboarder at the age of 17 ensured his exposure to the underbelly would be unlimited. His regular regalia, entailing the likes of pink hair, argyle sweaters and creepers during a time of massive baggy pants and corn rows ensured that even amongst the underbelly dwellers, Jason would be noticed. His fluid but aggressive style, use of unusual obstacles, and deep bag of decades spanning tricks gave them something to talk about, and 30 years later Jason is still a stand-out in the professional skateboarding world. As his style on a board evolved, becoming more noteworthy over the years, Jason was given more platforms on which to stand/skate and be noticed. He took the opportunity to begin unleashing his growing interest and talent in art upon the rolling masses. The hand-made aesthetic comprised of spray cans, stencils and bold lines that had run like a river through his childhood diet of skateboarding and punk were evident as Jason began creating images that were both intricately layered and immediately impactful upon the eye. Portraits of anti-heroes and scenes of beautiful decay abounded, focusing on by-gone eras and rusting ethics still in place amongst only the truly die hard (of which Jason is one). Skateboarding took note, and Jason set up camp.
Award winning photographer, Brent Broza, grew up in Manhattan Beach surrounded by the Southern California beach community and culture. Surfing and skateboarding all over the famous South Bay with like-minded friends, Brent became very interested in art, sports and music at an early age. His passion of surfing and traveling have taken him all over the world.
Always a fan of photography and with parents that documented so much of his childhood through this medium, Brent was drawn to the art early in his life.
He started exploring film photography in 2004, but his passion deeply unfolded a few years down the road.
In 2008, Brent returned home to the South Bay from his then home in Maui to care for his father who had been diagnosed with terminal cancer.
While caring for his father, he came upon a camera of his that hadn’t been used due to his illness and he started shooting photos to create an artistic balance at a time of darkness.
What started as a creative emotional release grew into a passion that still has Broza constantly curious, always on an adventure and never without a camera.
As is the case with many artists, Brent ended up with a great deal of his subjects being heavily influenced by his earliest surroundings. Most of his photos involve landscapes, surf culture, musicians, artists and abstracts. In the past years, he has added painting and photo collage work to his art portfolio.
In 2016, Brent won the World Surf League’s “Biggest Paddle Award” by capturing the photo of Aaron Gold’s Guinness World Record wave of 63 feet at Jaws on Maui. The wave was documented as being the largest wave ever to be paddled into by a surfer.
In April of 2018, he won his second World Surf League “Biggest Paddle Award” with the same surfer, Aaron Gold on a 55 foot wave at Jaws, Maui.
His work has been featured by Surfer Magazine, Beyond The Streets, Juxtapoz, Hi Fructose, American Art Collector, CBS, Surfline, The Inertia, Jose Cuervo, Birdwell, Matix, Jack Johnson, Descendents, Pennywise, Blink 182, Shepard Fairey (Obey), Greg ‘Craola’ Simkins, The Seventh Letter, Known Gallery and many more.
Broza currently has a 12 photo mural installation at the newly renovated Manhattan Village Mall Plaza. He was also the featured artist at LA’s Fox Studios with a 6 month lobby installation in 2012.
With influences ranging from Ansel Adams to LeRoy Grannis, Broza continues to expand his subject matter, approach and process.
Brent’s work is featured in galleries, businesses and homes all over the world.
Brian Bent, is the ever-eclectic, self-taught artist, musician, surfer, hot rod enthusiast skateboarder (the list goes on). Whether through music, surfing, writing, painting, sculpting, car building, or whatever else sets his soul afire, Brian undoubtedly brings his electric energy to all he touches.
For Brian Bent, the past resonates in actionable ways. Bent builds and rides pre- WWII-style kook boxes. He builds primitive Hot Rods from scratch. He plays reverb- drenched garage rock that sends nods of recognition to the styling of The Cramps mashed with White Stripes. And his wardrobe is personally altered with punk rock aesthetics, through one of his many sewing machines, hand stitching and/or homemade screen prints.
Over the years, Bent–who cut his teeth creating playful, interactive and cutting edge interiors for Becker Surfboards.
He has developed his own idiosyncratic painting style. Working fastidiously and using bold, expressionist strokes, Bent’s paintings evoke an augmented reality that both soothes and evokes high levels of energetic joy. Bent’s work has been published many times over and has had much success in galleries and exhibits worldwide.
instead surrounding himself with skateboards, punk rock and the art that emerged from these countercultures. His passions shaped a career that has spanned decades, never straying far from those influences. At the end of the day, deSalvo still paints for the worlds that inspire him.
After completing his formal art education in San Francisco, deSalvo literally hit the pavement, snail mailing hand written notes and knocking on doors of record labels and skate companies. This grassroots approach landed him gigs with many of the bands that occupied his stereo and skateboard companies whose products he regularly rode. No project too small and no subject too crass, deSalvo’s work is classic, recognizable and timeless.
Still actively painting, these days Mark is also a dedicated father. He enjoys sharing his passions for art, music and skateboarding with his daughter, Bluma, and son, Wiley.
After surviving cancer as a child, Bob Dobbie aka Bob Dob was forced to give up his dream of becoming a pro baseball player and his interest gravitated towards music and art. Growing up in Hermosa Beach, CA and playing in the punk band “Lunacy” for ten years, his exposure to the music scene in Los Angeles had a great influence on his art.
While focusing on music theory at a local community college, Dob began taking drawing and painting classes. Eventually his interest in art took over and he transferred to Otis College of Art and Design in 1998 where he earned his Bachelor’s of Fine Arts Degree in illustration. His illustrated paintings featured Dob’s sardonic humor spotlighting pop culture icons, video game characters such as Mario/Luigi, beach culture stereotypes, historical references and Disney characters.
In 2004 Dob had his first gallery exhibition at La Luz De Jesus Gallery in Hollywood, CA. He has been a frequent participant in group and museum shows in the United States and Europe along with a dozen solo exhibitions. Professionally, his work has been featured worldwide in advertising campaigns by Kraft Foods, AFLAC, Intel and Hurley where Dob lent his most iconic characters to an artist series line of apparel.
His work has been collected by Ian McShane, Conan O’Brien, Nick Cassavetes, Rupert Grint, and Kate Flannery.
Warren Fitzgerald is the guitarist for The Vandals. He has also played with Tenacious D and was a member of Oingo Boingo, performing on their final studio album and live album. He also played guitar with The Offspring on their 2008 tour. Apart from performing as a live instrumentalist, Fitzgerald has worked as a producer, composer and songwriter, having worked with a wide range of musicians. Fitzgerald produced Jughead’s Revenge’s 1996 album Image Is Everything. He is credited as a songwriter on the School of Rock soundtrack. He also provided string arrangements for the Alkaline Trio album Crimson and contributed guitar work to the Team America: World Police soundtrack.
As of 2012, Fitzgerald is credited as a writer and composer on The Hub cable series The Aquabats! Super Show!, including a co- composing credit for the series’ theme song and several onscreen appearances playing a hobo. In August 2017, Fitzgerald played guitar for Avenged Sevenfold’s latest song, Runaway. Outside of his music, Fitzgerald finds work as both an artist and a writer. Warren has been a painter for most his life and as he states “I think of the worst and most bizarre things possible and put them on canvas for everyone’s eyeballs to witness….enjoy.”
Hunter Freese has captivated many with his distinctive detailed linework. From vast cityscapes, robotic overlords, and a plethora of Televisions. Freese’s artwork has developed a unique style that captures the intricate imagination of the young artist.
Matt Hensley’s art reflects a wide spectrum of passions and motivations. He is an influential member of the skateboarding community and accordion player of the Celtic Punk Band Flogging Molly. Matt’s hands are constantly in a creative motion, working to build, create and learn. His art not only reflects his passions through block prints and paintings, but also his craftsmanship, as they are each presented within a handmade frame.
Jesse Michaels is a painter and illustrator hailing from Berkeley California. Although he is well known for his musical pedigree as the singer of the 80’s ska-punk band Operation Ivy, he has also maintained an artistic practice spanning 4 decades. In his illustrative work he has produced iconic imagery for bands including Green Day and Filth and had multiple solo shows in California and New York as a painter. Michaels continues to create music and make visual art in Los Angeles California.
Rising from the Parisian Catacombs, obsessed with the mysteries of life and fascinated by the dormant human potential, Chloé Trujillo is a devoted multi-faceted artist who delivers through her visions, powerful messages from higher realms. Using symbolism and metaphors, linking her previous advanced scientific knowledge to a wholistic spiritual approach, her creations are meant to help unlock the secrets of the mind, inspiring us to free ourselves from self-imposed limitations and thus experience our true state of being, bliss.
Her work has garnered acclaim in locales such as Paris, Los Angeles, New York, London, Milan and Berlin, receiving recently notice in Vogue Italia, Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone and The New York Times.
Chadwick Gaylord Smith was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as a 25-year-member of groundbreaking, hit-making Red Hot Chili Peppers. An award-winning, multi-faceted drummer, Guinness World Record holder, six-time Grammy Winner, advocate for music in public schools, session musician, artist, serial philanthropist, and proud father of six, Chad Smith’s life is an epic journey that’s always moving.
In 2014 Smith received a presidential appointment by President Obama as a Turnaround Artist for public schools due to his work as a passionate advocate for music and arts education.
In April 2012, the Chili Peppers were inducted by Chris Rock into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, an honor that humbled Smith.
Clearly, Chad’s own public-school success story, generous time and inspiring life paved the way for his 2014 appointment as a Turnaround Artist under the President’s Committee on the Arts and Humanities. “I really want kids to pick up instruments so they can see how fun it is to play,” he relates. “It’s important to have technical proficiency—in anything, there’s practice and hard work, no shortcuts—but if you love it, you’re gonna wanna do it. I want them to see that after all these 40-ish years, I still love it, that’s why I still do it. It’s fun. It has taken me everywhere—and beyond.” He’s also devotes energy to non-profit organizations including, MusicCares, Silverlake Conservatory of Music, (Paul Newman)’s Serious Fun Network, and Children’s Hospitals.
Upon reflecting on his life, Smith can hardly believe his good fortune. “I work with people who want to grow; the Chili Peppers are open to new directions and as an artist, it’s the best creative situation to be in. It’s simple: I love what I’m doing and I’m really lucky. I got pretty good at the music thing,” he says humbly. “I play gigs in little bars and big stadiums, and everyone is rewarding”
Long Beach born and raised.
A true maximalist.
I’m a doer—always in motion, rarely standing still. Projects? I’m usually knee-deep in the next one before the last is done. I thrive in the creative chaos: resin, watercolor, collage, vintage window restoration, photography, woodworking, exploring new art classes —I love it all.
When I’m not creating, I’m juggling life as a mom of four amazing kids, wrangler of five dogs, real estate mogul, and managing the career of the one and only Josh Freese.
Olya and Vira “Mad Twins” are Ukrainian born twin sisters. Drawing from the early age they found themselves in the underground scene of punk rock music for its social messages and rockabilly/psychobilly music for its energy. Directing their talents into drawing posters, t-shirts designs, record covers and hand drawn animated videos they collaborated with a bands and musicians like Social Distortion, NOFX, Nekromantix, Reverend Horton Heat, Batmobile , The Living End, Flogging Molly, Dropkick Murphy’s, Josh Freese, Jason Freese and many others in the global rock ’n’ roll and punk scenes.
February 24, 2022 Russia attacked Ukraine – the home country of the Mad Twins. Right now Mad Twins have left all their projects and plans and put all artistic efforts to help their family and friends who lost their homes and serving in territorial defence, help Ukrainian volunteers who collect donations to buy urgent humanitarian and defence supplies. To collect donations Mad Twins provided the prints and t-shirts for sale online and to Punk Rock & Paintbrushes. Mad Twins got a fast support from the punk rock community and are deeply thankful to all punkrockers worldwide who are donating and buying their prints right now! Punk rock is alive and punks are united! Help us to win and get back to art and our rock’n’roll life!
Natalia Fabia is a Polish American contemporary fine artist best known for her large-scale oil paintings portraying figures in imaginative and existing spaces. “My work is classically driven with the influence of personal themes” she said. Many of these themes include: fashion, society, culture and the internal complexity of identity. “I am fascinated by the human form; relationships, friendships, solidarity and play.” In her recent works she employs color, light, and the cosmos. She finds inspiration in her life and her personal relationships both past and present.
Although her early works focused on celebrating strong creative women while simultaneously challenging societal perceptions and attitudes towards them, Fabia now explores the concept of a ‘true self’ and the practice of introspection.
Chris Shary is a work renowned punk rock artist, having been actively involved primarily with bands since the late 80’s. He began as a teen designing punk shirts for himself before transitioning into legitimate commission from bands like The Stupids, Hard-Ons, Libido Boys, and eventually Chemical People, Big Drill Car and ALL. In 2011, Chris’ idea for DESCENDENTS fake ugly Christmas sweater kicked off a genuine craze which has , oddly, continued to gain momentum. His Sharpie sketches have graced the cover of records as well as the movie poster for Descendents’ FILMAGE documentary. While Chris is primarily know for his work with DESCENDENTS/ALL he has worked with Rancid, NOFX, FLAG, The Damned, TSOL, Channel 3, The Dickies, Agent Orange, Turbonegro, Lagwagon, 7SECONDS, Masked Intruder, Night Birds, Teenage Bottlerocket, Bad Cop Bad Cop, The Muffs, Adolescents, Gorilla Biscuits, The Aquabats, The Interrupters, PEARS…..you get the idea. In the summer of 2017 Chris began working on a series of color block portraits of punk/pop culture icons. During the past few years Chris has been switching back and forth from Sharpie black and white pieces, to color block portraits that he has begun turning into acrylic paintings.
Lori Herbst is an artist who works in a variety of media. Her artworks often refer to pop and mass culture. Using iconic photographs and images from historical situations, Lori uses various mediums including assorted textiles, vinyl upholstery, and stencil backgrounds to create photorealistic sewn portraits. Subject matter can range from popular culture, featuring musicians and actors from 19th through 21st century media, to medieval bestiary. Her works focus on craft and structure. Her artwork has been purchased and displayed across the United States and Canada and as far as Japan and Australia. Lori Herbst lives with her husband, Chris Shary, and son, Sam, in Stockton, CA.
Lisa Brownlee is a long-time Tour Manager who started passing time during the pandemic by cutting and pasting old magazines to come up with some surreal analog collages. Collaging became her favorite hobby so she decided to share it on her social media page @ms.elanius Like most New Yorkers, she lives in a small apartment and creates smaller pieces due to lack of space. Lisa’s art is imperfections and upcycling images and ideas to see them differently. Since she started in 2020 she has been commissioned to make many unique pieces including an album cover for Ann Beretta. Lisa is proud to be a part of Punk Rock & Paintbrushes.
Jay Weinberg was born on September 8, 1990 in New Jersey. He spent his formative years exploring the local creative scenes of New York City and Asbury Park, NJ — eventually starting to play music and creating art at age 14.
In 2008, Jay moved to Hoboken, NJ to attend Stevens Institute of Technology, and to further immerse himself within New York’s creative community. Inspired by the works of then-New-York- based artists Tara McPherson, Thomas Hooper, David M. Cook, and many others, he began his formal art education in 2012, studying with oil painter Michelle Doll.
Since relocating to Nashville, Tennessee in 2015, Jay has continued to paint, focusing primarily on oil paintings — many of which are featured in his debut solo art exhibition, “A Hollow Realm.” Jay has also collaborated with SJC Custom Drums, creating one-of-a- kind mixed media paintings on drum shells.
Jay currently lives in Nashville with his wife Chloe and their dog Papaya.
A singer, poet, songwriter, visual artist, activist, and composer; Serj Tankian has always created music and art as an outlet to express his thoughts and feelings with a level of passion and consciousness that few can rival. An Armenian born in Lebanon and re-rooted in Los Angeles, Serj was introduced to the melding of cultures, ideas and ideals from a very young age. The principles learned from this integration and adaptation have led to his understanding of the oneness of all things and have since maneuvered and transfigured into art that he lives to create.
He creates a uniquely audible and visual experience with his artworks. Each painting is accompanied by a musical score that has been composed by the artist that is as integral to his artistic expression as the paint on the canvas.
The embedded music along with additional content is unlocked and accessed via “Arloopa”, a free mobile application for IOS and Android devices that utilizes optical recognition technology to identify his works and allow those looking at his artwork to listen to each painting’s corresponding musical score. Tankian’s vision to utilize smartphone technology back in 2013 with his very own Eye For Sound app as the conduit to unlock the intertwined relationship of music and art was the first of its kind.
That was the same year his journey into the world of fine art began with his Disarming Time Musical Paintings at Project Gallery in Los Angeles. Since then, he has had multiple exhibitions at galleries in both the United States and New Zealand. In 2015, his artwork was exhibited at the grand opening of New Museum Los Gatos in Northern California as part of a group exhibit that ran from May through September of that year. Most recently, Serj’s artwork was exhibited in Los Angeles at Tufenkian Fine Arts in summer of 2021 and most recently at Stephanie’s Gallery in October of 2022. Across the Pacific in New Zealand, Tankian exhibited work February and March of 2019 at The Vivian and Boyd-Dunlop Gallery respectively. His most recent exhibits in New Zealand were in Auckland and Wellington in February of ’23 at Suite Gallery locations in both cities.
Serj is also the frontman to world renown rock ‘n roll band SYSTEM OF A DOWN.
Stacie Stevenson is a photographer and artist known for her emotive, light-filled imagery, featured in magazines and album art. After a break to raise her children, she returned to the art world, touring with exhibitions and showcasing her work in intimate galleries. A lifelong 80s enthusiast, Stacie brings a vibrant, nostalgic energy to her concert and fine art photography, capturing the spirit of her subjects with depth and creativity.
DAVE NAVARRO IS A LOS ANGELES BASED ARTIST. HE BEGAN HIS ART CAREER AS A STREET ARTIST WITH THE MONIKER “LIFEAFTERDEATHSTREET” SHARING HIS LOVE FOR CREATIVITY AND ART THROUGH THE STREETS OF NEW YORK CITY AND LOS ANGELES. NOW SIX+ YEARS IN, DAVE HAS CREATED MULTIPLE ORIGINALS ARTWORKS AND BEEN SHOWCASED THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY AS A PROLIFIC ARTIST. HE WEARS HIS HEART ON HIS SLEEVE AND SHARES HIS LIFE JOURNEY WITH ALL TO SEE AND FEEL…
DAVE HAS BEEN A MUSICIAN FOR THE MAJORITY OF HIS LIFE & HAS MOST NOTABLY PLAYED WITH JANES ADDICTION AND THE RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS AND NOW ENJOYS SHOWCASING HIS TALENT ON ART WALLS.
James Christian Shaffer (born June 6, 1970), also known by his stage name “Munky”, is an American musician best known as co-founder and guitarist of the nu metal band Korn.
Shaffer was born and adopted June 6, 1970 in Hollywood, California. Shaffer and the other members of Korn grew up in an agricultural town of Bakersfield, California, two hours north of Los Angeles. When trying to sneak out to a party, the tip of one of his fingers was severed by the chain on his three-wheeler, and, as part of his rehabilitation, Shaffer picked up a guitar. His dream of becoming an architect, and designing buildings, changed after he discovered a love for creating music as his number one passion.
Now, he has rediscovered his love for art and painting again.
Brian Diaz is a New York born, Los Angeles based photographer whose visual storytelling spans live music, street, and urban environments. Working across digital and film formats, his work has been featured in art shows such as California Cowboys V.1 (Los Angeles, 2021), Contagious Culture V3 & 4 (Los Angeles 2022, 2023), Punk Rock & Paintbrushes @ When We Were Young (Las Vegas, 2024), photo zines such as Wassup Rockers (2020) and A&O (2021), and printed work in Los Angeles music venues Belasco Theater and Echoplex. He has created visuals and album photography for various touring artists including Motion City Soundtrack.
Jim Lindberg is the lead singer and songwriter for Southern California skate punk band Pennywise. Raised in Hermosa Beach, the same small beach town that gave birth to legendary punk bands like Black Flag, the Circle Jerks and The Descendents, Jim is an avid surfer and father of three daughters.
In 2019 he began working with and showing his art with PUNK ROCK & PAINTBRUSHES, and throughout 2020, he has brought a variety of amazing and inspirational art to the world to enjoy.
He is also the author of the book “Punk Rock Dad,” and the subject of the Showtime documentary, “The Other F Word.”
Christian Hosoi is a professional skateboarder, pastor and motivational speaker. He is based in Orange County and a father of four sons. He is also a skateboard teacher, has skate teams and works heavily with the skate youth. He uses his platform of a skateboarder to share his incredible life and how he has faced numerous challenges though has become an incredible and inspiring man. His art is highly inspired by his father, Pops Hosoi. Each of Christian’s art pieces are created on packaging that Pops has sent him with his own art.
Paul is a portrait artist (primarily) living in Escondido, CA. He grew up skateboarding and drawing in a small town in Wisconsin before moving to San Diego for sunnier skies and hopefully a job at a skate shop. His drawing took a backseat for nearly 20 years as he pursued a career in skateboarding that ultimately led him to the Marketing Director position at TransWorld SKATEboarding Magazine. Inspired by the talents of his new coworkers and friends at the magazine, he decided to start a ballpoint pen sketch of his friend Wes Kremer. At age 39 after 20 years of not creating a single art piece, Paul rediscovered his talent and love of drawing, and hasn’t stopped creating since. Paul’s preferred medium is ballpoint pen on paper, but has also recently started working with charcoal and chalk, and acrylic paint. He spends most of his time operating his skateshop Sixes & Sevens, where he continues to draw every day when he’s not putting together skateboards.
Eric and Sarah Melvin are the co-founders of The Arts Factory, a creative studio rooted in mixed-media experimentation, human connection, and cross-disciplinary collaboration. Together, they fuse music, design, fine art, and transformational practices to create work that is both emotionally resonant and visually arresting.
Eric Melvin, born and raised in Los Angeles, is a musician, artist, songwriter, and transpersonal life coach best known as a founding member of the iconic punk band NOFX—a group whose influence has shaped global punk culture for over four decades. Eric has contributed to its extensive discography through his distinctive vocal and creative style, marked by emotional depth, social commentary, and explorations of the human experience. His innovative approach to performance, along with his boundary-pushing attitude, helped define NOFX’s unmistakable identity.
Throughout his career with NOFX, Eric has toured the world countless times, performing for millions and contributing to gold-selling records, acclaimed albums, and a legacy of unapologetically honest, subversive, and culturally resonant music. Parallel to his musical achievements, Eric maintains a vibrant visual art practice and a body of public work centered on transformation, emotional literacy, and creative expression. His artwork has been featured in dozens of solo and group exhibitions across the United States, Europe, and Australia.
Eric continues to write music with profound intention—crafting work that examines the layers, contradictions, and raw truths of the human condition.
Sarah Melvin is an Australian multidisciplinary designer and artist whose creative foundation was laid early in life. Raised by academic parents, she grew up immersed in an environment that celebrated curiosity, scholarship, and the arts. Encouraged by them, Sarah began decades of formal training in classical ballet and classical singing, which cultivated her deep appreciation for structure, movement, and expressive nuance.
Sarah’s talent was formally recognized with a visual art scholarship to Clarendon College, marking the start of her pursuit of a practice that blends intuition with analytical thought.
Sarah later earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts and a Master of Design from RMIT University, an Australian institution celebrated for its leadership in the creative disciplines.
Her professional background spans fine art, interior design, Feng Shui, and human-centered design. Working in strategic ideation and design thinking across a diverse range of sectors, she has built a reputation for uncovering, connecting, and unlocking value within complex systems to drive meaningful innovation. Professionally, she has worked within the global agencies Universal McCann, Mediacom, and OMD, contributing to strategy and creative campaign ideation for clients such as Vivienne Westwood, Calvin Klein, and Marc Jacobs. Sarah’s artistic accomplishments include receiving Art San Diego’s 2019 “San Diego Selects” Award for The Piss Elegance Portraiture.
Joe Lilak is a music manager and professional photographer known for capturing powerful live performances and authentic portraits. Rooted in more than 20 years inside the music industry, his perspective is shaped by a deep understanding of artists and the stories they carry. His images reflect that insight—full of emotion, movement, and the quiet truth behind each subject.
Kristin Leigh Koefoed is a Philadelphia based artist with a passion for vibrant colors and expressive figures. Koefoed’s illustrative work focuses on portraiture, myth, and the human condition. Through exploration of these themes the artist seeks to capture elements of the human experience that connect us, luring the viewer to ponder these topics through eye catching and colorful images.
Her work has been published in Royal Flush Magazine and various zines including Monsters Holding Bitches, McJawn, and Jerks Productions’ Inside The Underground; as well as featured in exhibits and events in Philadelphia, New York City, Pasadena, San Diego, Los Angeles and Miami. Koefoed’s other artistic pursuits include comics, custom lettering and graphic design.
