STATE OF THE ART: WILL PRINCE

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ASAP Rocky x Will Prince Art

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Frank Ocean x Will Prince Art

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If you keep up with today’s Rap music, then you’ve probably seen Will Prince’s work before. This UK artist has done covers and artwork for Asher Roth, Action Bronson, Lucille Ghatti, and more. Check out more of his pieces at: http://willprinceart.com/

Follow on twitter: @willprinceart

STATE OF THE ART: MISS LED

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Artist and illustrator Joanna Henly, aka Miss Led, lives and works in East London. Obsessed with clean lines, curvature and arresting portraiture, she is perpetually evolving in the exploration of drawn and painted imagery. Her inspirations scale the Pre Raphaelites, Jamie Hewlett, Beardsley, fashion photography and 90’s street art.

With UK & international clients extending publishing, design, advertising & new media, she’s illustrated everything from book covers to advertising campaigns, covered walls in high end boutiques and incredible properties – live painted for events in London and Europe in fronts of thousands of people – her canvas, ranging from cars, barges and even department store windows.

Clients include: Lufthansa Airlines, Carlton Books, Ted Baker, Nike, Reebok, Diesel, Selfridges London…

http://www.missled.co.uk/

STATE OF THE ART: KINDRA T. HAUGEN A.K.A. ULAFISH (NSFW)













“If I thought I was a good artist, I’d be an even worse artist than I already am.
I’m not saying this because I want people to tell me otherwise. I’m saying it because I think it’s the only truly valuable bit of information I have to pass along in regards to becoming a successful artist. Not to say I’m successful; I’m not particularly. I hope that I will be someday, though…and I believe the persistent acknowledgement that I can be so much better than I am is essential to that goal.

“Oh my god, I suck” is a thought I have every single time I work on a piece of art.”

http://www.kindrahaugen.com/