Monday, 9. November 2009
Max Calavera (Soulfly) - Promo
pixeleye, 18:22h
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Sunday, 8. November 2009
Kustom Magazine #16
pixeleye, 13:08h
containing:
1927 Dodge Sedan (6 pages)
Andy´s Buick Special (4 pages)
by Dirk Behlau
www.myspace.com/kustommagazine
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The Pixeleye vs. Leningrad Cowboys Racing
pixeleye, 12:34h
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Friday, 6. November 2009
Glemseck 101: Solitude Race reloaded
pixeleye, 20:13h
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Monday, 2. November 2009
Day of the Dead - Veracruz/Mexiko
pixeleye, 23:15h
Hier ein paar Fotos vom Tag der Toten in Veracruz, Mexiko mit dem Leningrad Cowboys Racing Team...
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Sunday, 1. November 2009
Porsche: La Carrera Panamericana 2009
pixeleye, 07:38h
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Life in Veracruz, Mexico
pixeleye, 07:35h
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Wednesday, 28. October 2009
Trip through Mexiko....
pixeleye, 07:07h
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Monday, 26. October 2009
The Pixeleye vs. Coop / Coop vs. The Pixeleye
pixeleye, 06:18h
Photos taken by Coop & The Pixeleye - Mexico
www.coopstuff.com
www.artofcoop.com
Coop finished high school, skipped art school, and arrived in Los Angeles in the late 80’s where he immediately got to work subverting the mainstream. Chances are good you’ve seen some manifestation of his merchandising juggernaut: smoking devils, devil-girls, hotrods, space aliens or monsters on posters, t-shirts, hats, stickers, stationery sets, skate boards, toys, shot glasses, Zippo lighters, and so much more.
He’s done roughly 100 posters, including rock posters for Nirvana, Soundgarden, The Sex Pistols and many others, and album cover art for everyone from the Monomen to the Ramones.
The first edition of The Devil’s Advocate, his full-color book was released to an immediate sellout in November 2001, and went immediately into continuous reprint. Coop’s second book, THE BIG FAT ONE, a 1008-page sketchbook, was released in October 2002. According to Juxtapoz Magazine, Coop’s name is “now more recognizable to modern youth than that of Rembrandt.“
He cites Robert Williams, R. Crumb and Eric Stanton as some of his favorites and great influences, in addition to Big Daddy Roth, Irving Klaw, Wally Wood, Gil Elvgren, and a host of other degenerates.
Cleveland’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame houses two of Coop’s posters in its permanent collection. He was also commissioned to customize an Escalade and design a run of limited edition gambling chips for the Hard Rock Casino in Las Vegas.
Coop’s first solo exhibition was in Los Angeles in 1993, and since then his artwork has been shown throughout the world.
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Garage Magazine #19 with Hotrod Empire, Inc. Buchreview!
pixeleye, 05:33h
Hot Rod Empire, Inc. Review in Garage Magazine #19 (USA)
"The combination of hot rods, kustoms, and pin up models is sure a fine winner - afteral you are holding an issue of Garage in your hands, aren´t you? Well imaging a 128 page coffee table book of nothing but page ater page of photosof that subject matter and each and every one is suitable for framing. We couldonly imagine the volume of photosthat Dirk Behlau had to omit to shrink his selection down to fit inside this book. What we wouldn´t give to see the worldthrough Dirk´s lens just for one day. www.hotrodempire.de
Thanks a lot to Jesse James (West Coast Choppers) for putting my book into Garage Magazine #19!
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