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Update #5: Solo Show and Book Release UPDATE
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Posted on April 5
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Update #4: Update! Feb. 6th
Hello all!
Your incentives are being worked on as you read this. Still scouting for a location and making new work too. I'll keep posting updates of the incentives as I get through them. The book is almost complete too. I just have to finish one more drawing and get the cover done. I am excited about the show. Correction... I am VERY EXCITED about the show. I'm bouncing off the walls!
You guys are so AWESOME! THANK YOU!
Here are some images of the incentives: http://jonnyg123.blogspot.com/2012/02/incentive-updates.html
Update #2: 13 days to go!!!
Hello everybody! I want to thank you again for your amazing support of "Lush and Allure." We have 13 more days to hit our goal. Please continue sharing the project with all your friends on Facebook and Twitter. I'll be doing my best to get it out there until the deadline.
Quick update: I just grabbed 15 large wood frames (at a VERY reasonable price) for the show! So much sanding to do. Also, the cover is coming along for my book. Just waiting for my awesome writer to finish up the introduction and we will be set to send to the printer!
So again, PLEASE CONTINUE TO SHARE! We have a long way to go! Just copy and paste this link:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/916740565/lush-and-allure?ref=live
Happy New Year!
Jonny
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Becky Bristow on December 27
Hey Jonny....
How can I post this on Facebook? I don't think enough people know about what you are doing?
Does Bob Kurtz know? I see a note under pledge $1000 or more and it says that you have not connected your Facebook account.
How can I share this on MY Facebook account?
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I'll thank you personally on my blog, and keep you updated as the show gets closer. And I'll give you a hug next time I see you.
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I'll send you a postcard set of 5 prints from the show's work, AND thank you personally on my blog AND facebook.
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I'll send you a custom silkscreened hemp tote bag designed by yours truly. You can use it to carry shit. Or at the farmers market. snap.
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For $40, I'll send you a leather-bound sketchbook, customized with a drawing on the cover using a woodburning tool. I'm fancy. Plus, I'll send you the postcard set. Just cuz.
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For $60, you'll receive a signed, limited edition copy of my book, "Lush." Hustle.
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For $100, you'll receive a Jonny G hand-painted ceramic skull. You can pray to it, put it in the bathroom, use it as a paper weight, whatever you want, because it will be yours. And, we can take a picture holding hands together at the show.
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For $150, you'll get an 11" x 17" signed mixed-media painting, by me, with my signature on it. One of a kind.
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For $250, you'll get the signed painting, a copy of my limited-edition book, the tote bag for farmers markets, and the custom sketchbook. Plus the postcards. SWAG
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For $500, I'll make a custom portrait of YOU, or someone of your choice. No babies though. I don't do baby portraits. They all look the same.
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For a G, you can walk out of my show with an unsold drawing on paper of your choice. If they're all sold, I will make one for you. Special.
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Jon Gomez is a Mexican-American artist living in Los Angeles, CA. Gomez graduated from California Institute of the Arts in 2007, and works across disciplines as a visual artist, animator, filmmaker, and photographer. He is best known for his multi-media ephemeral drawings that often demonstrate lust and allure through unearthly and often grotesque images. Gomez has featured work in several exhibitions along the west cost, and has worked as a conceptual designer for several multi-media projects including Clive Barker’s “Fear Project.” Gomez was instrumental in organizing a gallery show of Ray Bradbury’s short stories and novels in Los Angeles, including Fahrenheit 451 and the Martian Chronicles, which took place at a working forge and attracted over two thousand guests in one night. Gomez has lectured for the Academy for Creative Media at the University of Hawaii, Riverside Community College, and is a full-time faculty member at California Institute of the Arts within the esteemed Character Animation department.
