Paint drips and ice cream drips: What flavor would you like? We have strawberry, cherry, coconut…
Buff Monster Stay Melty Gingko Press. Berkeley, CA. 2015
If you haven’t seen Buff Monster and his melty crew on walls in the mid-twenty-teens then you have been looking at the sidewalk for loose change and lost earrings too much. Look up (!) on multiple walls all across the city and your find his friendly quirky sweet creamy characters cavorting and playing and melting together.
He and his fantastic army of ice cream scoops with surreal imaginations and likeable character anomalies have traveled worldwide of course; in multiple languages and on a variety of toys, posters, statues, garments, stickers and collectibles and even a select edition of Garbage Pail Kids cards called The Melty Misfits.
Buff Monster Stay Melty Gingko Press. Berkeley, CA. 2015
Pink dominates the palette and fantasy denotes the worldview for this brightly quirky hard driving globe-trotting Hawaiian native, with Buff himself tirelessly promulgating his little friends into your life and perhaps helping to take things a little less seriously for a moment, and reminding you of your childhood fun times.
Stay Melty is his hard-bound pictorial collection of three years of all action, creation, discipline, collaboration, and production, with Buff giving you an inside view of the pure glamour that goes into becoming a successful and recognized street/fine/commercial artist today. Hint: It’s about the time-honored practice of hustling, people. Also, ice cream.
Meet the man and see his show “Melt With Me” right now in Manhattan.
Buff Monster Stay Melty Gingko Press. Berkeley, CA. 2015
Buff Monster Stay Melty Gingko Press. Berkeley, CA. 2015
Buff Monster Stay Melty Gingko Press. Berkeley, CA. 2015
Buff Monster Stay Melty Gingko Press. Berkeley, CA. 2015
Buff Monster Stay Melty Gingko Press. Berkeley, CA. 2015
Buff Monster Stay Melty Published by Gingko Press. Berkeley, CA. 2015
New Yorkers can see the pop up show Buff Monster has today in Manhattan at 168 Bowery.
Please note: All content including images and text are © BrooklynStreetArt.com, unless otherwise noted. We like sharing BSA content for non-commercial purposes as long as you credit the photographer(s) and BSA, include a link to the original article URL and do not remove the photographer’s name from the .jpg file. Otherwise, please refrain from re-posting. Thanks!
Other Articles You May Like from BSA:
Lapiztola & Said Dokins. Del Barrio / Mi Merced Mexico City. 2017. (photo © Leonardo Luna) The writing is on the wall. Can you read what it says? Lapiztola & Said Dokins. Del...
After three weeks of willfully thoughtful sprawling scrawling figural historical allegorical and emotional channeling, the cannon spray of creative expression that is Lister smashed across canvasses, ...
It was a genuine pleasure to meet so many of the artists last night at Jonathan Levine Gallery for the opening of the Delusional Art Competition. Not surprisingly, the art works were stellar and in ma...
Born in 1986 in Caracas, Venezuela, KoZ Dos is a prominent graffiti artist whose journey began in the streets of his hometown. His early work was heavily influenced by the local graffiti culture and ...
Our weekly focus on the moving image and art in the streets. And other oddities. Now screening: 1. ICY & SOT Double Header 2."Wish" by Jorge Rodriguez-Gerarda 3. Buenos Aires Str...