WE HAVE A REMEDY @ DOUBLE PUNCH GALLERY
Aiyana Udesen – Jessica Trippe – Betsy Walton – Amy Earles
Opening Reception Saturday May 16th 7 till 11 pm
Show runs untill June 12th
All of the artwork will be available for sale online after the opening
12" Dark Knight Figures by Hot Toys
A restock for the popular 12″ Dark Knight Figures by Hot Toys just arrived! Our first batch came and left super quick, so fans of the recent movie Dark Knight shouldn’t hesitate again on the re-release. Someone should give an award to Hot Toys for the best looking 12″ figure of Joker.
New BAPE Be@rbrick Series 3
New A Bathing Ape (BAPE) Be@rbrick Series 3 in store! Features a cool new flaming ape head camo!
WE HAVE A REMEDY MAY 16th
Our May art show show is almost here!
Double Punch Gallery Presents
WE HAVE A REMEDY
new works by
Aiyana Udesen
Jessica Trippe
Betsy Walton
Amy Earles
Opening Reception Saturday May 16th 7PM till LATE
Show runs untill June 12th
Aiyana and Jessica will be in attendance and refreshments will be served
Aiyana Udessen graduated from the San Francisco Art Institute in 2003. She is based in San Francisco California. Her extremely tight rendered drawings often fuse and morph pop culture sensibilities with a love for nature. Her exuberant personality can be seen in her works; as she often uses bright colors and quirky imagery to relay a strong sense of humor.
Jessica Trippe (formerly known as Jessica Cusik), a native San Franciscan artist, depicts her fascination with “all things old timey” through her delicately hand-rendered collages. Her work is clean, subtle, and passionately mesmerizing. Trippe’s work is inspired by her research into the lives of pioneers and leaders and explores new narratives elicited from images rooted in the past. Trippe earned her BFA in Painting in 2005 and has exhibited in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and New York.
Betsy Walton’s paintings and drawings explore the tension and balance between the mysterious nature of our existence and the objects and environments we find in everyday life. Her style is informed by a range of influences including Byzantine icon paintings, American folk art, geometric abstraction, and the work of many contemporary illustrators and painters.
Amy Earles was born on the west coast, has lived in the south and is currently based in Indiana. She has spent most of her life with a pencil or pen in hand and paper on her lap. Making every friend & family member endure unending drawing sessions since childhood. She loves to work in nearly every kind of medium but focuses most of her attention on painting and cutting paper into puppets.
Artist links
Blythe Doll Restock
Restocks of Prima Dolly and Friendly Freckles Blythe Dolls just arrived!
If you can’t make it to double punch, you can purchase Friendly Freckles online and have it shipped or available for pickup at the store!