A Baltimore classic updated. The shoulder feathers refer back to the original Jim Hartzell’s bird and the can he’s holding a nod to the many craft breweries in the region. Almost each one has a baseball themed ale. Camden Yards shares the parking lot with the Baltimore Ravens thus the purple label and wristbands. Baltimore loves their birds and The Oriole Bird will always be number one.
Baltimore’s basketball team, Charm City Charge!
One of the best pastimes Baltimore had was when the circus came to the arena, the elephants would march up to Lexington Market and eat their fill of produce. The yellow in the design is the same city seal tone. Another Baltimore pastime reference is the line between the name as a shout out to one of the original Baltimore Bullets logos.
Acrylic paintings mixed with ink.
Protect your plant with golems.
Blakey’s Susana
Digital art created for participating in the 2024 Art of Racing Competition from Preakness Stakes Pimlico Office
Collaboration with Jessi Kim and the Bolton Art Collective.
Found in the depths of the Chesapeake Bay.
Tail of a rockfish, size of a steel worker and a fanny basket pack of crabs, you don’t want to mess with her.
Can be found in the Chesapeake bay.
