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Teufelsberg Murals - Found In Berlin - JBAK - James Bullough & Addison Karl

nobody@flickr.com (karl_addison) — Wed, 22 Aug 2012 15:36:50 -0700

Painting Finished - Side By Side

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JBAK is a creative partnership between artists/painters James Bullough and Addison Karl. Each artist brings his unique vision and style to their combined body of work. Bullough’s main focus is photo-realism, with attention to ambient and deep space, layers, and geometric forms. He combines contemporary street art techniques and materials with those of realist oil painters, creating pieces of vivid color and masterful detail. Conversely, Addison’s work is produced using a hatch drawing style, which utilizes fine lines and details to create fantastic illustrations of both diminutive and immense images and proportions.

Originally from Baltimore and Seattle, Bullough and Addison currently live and work in Berlin. Though their styles and approaches are different, their shared interests in art and culture and their desires to experiment within the limitlessness of their mediums, brought them together. Their mutual love of travel, urban societies, and the people who inhabit them, led to the development of a more cohesive theme of unity and humanity.

JBAK have blended their contrasting styles into a mashup of antonyms: realism vs. illustrative, expressive vs. precise, hard vs. soft, black vs. a spectrum. The pair seeks desirable locations paying close attention to the space and the people that live and work within it. Their intent is not to disrupt but rather, to integrate their art into the existing environment, creating harmony, balance, and adding life to an otherwise colorless wall. Together, JBAK create large-scale murals, which highlight their differing design aesthetics while at the same time, reaching a common goal—to give people a reason to look up, around, and beyond themselves.

-Jennifer Weitman

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Photo Credit: Adrian Buendia: www.flickr.com/photos/twodayromance/ or visualgarbage.com/
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Stattbad Session V.2 - Found In Wedding - Wurstbande, Blo, JBAK and Rylsee

nobody@flickr.com (karl_addison) — Thu, 26 Jul 2012 08:55:33 -0700

karl_addison posted a photo:

Painting Finished

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JBAK teamed up once again with good buddies Wurstbande, Blo, and Rylsee to resurface the front of Stattbad Wedding with a beautifully thoughtfull and well executed production. the collaboration was seamless and the variety of styles in this piece is enough to make your mouth water.

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JBAK is a creative partnership between artists/painters James Bullough and Addison Karl. Each artist brings his unique vision and style to their combined body of work. Bullough’s main focus is photo-realism, with attention to ambient and deep space, layers, and geometric forms. He combines contemporary street art techniques and materials with those of realist oil painters, creating pieces of vivid color and masterful detail. Conversely, Addison’s work is produced using a hatch drawing style, which utilizes fine lines and details to create fantastic illustrations of both diminutive and immense images and proportions.

Originally from Baltimore and Seattle, Bullough and Addison currently live and work in Berlin. Though their styles and approaches are different, their shared interests in art and culture and their desires to experiment within the limitlessness of their mediums, brought them together. Their mutual love of travel, urban societies, and the people who inhabit them, led to the development of a more cohesive theme of unity and humanity.

JBAK have blended their contrasting styles into a mashup of antonyms: realism vs. illustrative, expressive vs. precise, hard vs. soft, black vs. a spectrum. The pair seeks desirable locations paying close attention to the space and the people that live and work within it. Their intent is not to disrupt but rather, to integrate their art into the existing environment, creating harmony, balance, and adding life to an otherwise colorless wall. Together, JBAK create large-scale murals, which highlight their differing design aesthetics while at the same time, reaching a common goal—to give people a reason to look up, around, and beyond themselves.

-Jennifer Weitman

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Stattbad Session V.2 - Found In Wedding - Wurstbande, Blo, JBAK and Rylsee

nobody@flickr.com (karl_addison) — Thu, 26 Jul 2012 08:52:51 -0700

karl_addison posted a photo:

Painting In Progress

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JBAK teamed up once again with good buddies Wurstbande, Blo, and Rylsee to resurface the front of Stattbad Wedding with a beautifully thoughtfull and well executed production. the collaboration was seamless and the variety of styles in this piece is enough to make your mouth water.

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JBAK is a creative partnership between artists/painters James Bullough and Addison Karl. Each artist brings his unique vision and style to their combined body of work. Bullough’s main focus is photo-realism, with attention to ambient and deep space, layers, and geometric forms. He combines contemporary street art techniques and materials with those of realist oil painters, creating pieces of vivid color and masterful detail. Conversely, Addison’s work is produced using a hatch drawing style, which utilizes fine lines and details to create fantastic illustrations of both diminutive and immense images and proportions.

Originally from Baltimore and Seattle, Bullough and Addison currently live and work in Berlin. Though their styles and approaches are different, their shared interests in art and culture and their desires to experiment within the limitlessness of their mediums, brought them together. Their mutual love of travel, urban societies, and the people who inhabit them, led to the development of a more cohesive theme of unity and humanity.

JBAK have blended their contrasting styles into a mashup of antonyms: realism vs. illustrative, expressive vs. precise, hard vs. soft, black vs. a spectrum. The pair seeks desirable locations paying close attention to the space and the people that live and work within it. Their intent is not to disrupt but rather, to integrate their art into the existing environment, creating harmony, balance, and adding life to an otherwise colorless wall. Together, JBAK create large-scale murals, which highlight their differing design aesthetics while at the same time, reaching a common goal—to give people a reason to look up, around, and beyond themselves.

-Jennifer Weitman

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Stattbad Session V.2 - Found In Wedding - Wurstbande, Blo, JBAK and Rylsee

nobody@flickr.com (karl_addison) — Thu, 26 Jul 2012 08:55:15 -0700

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Stattbad Session V.2 - Found In Wedding - Wurstbande, Blo, JBAK and Rylsee

nobody@flickr.com (karl_addison) — Thu, 26 Jul 2012 08:54:00 -0700

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Teufelsberg Mural - Found In Berlin - JBAK - James Bullough & Addison Karl

nobody@flickr.com (karl_addison) — Wed, 18 Jul 2012 00:36:14 -0700

karl_addison posted a photo:

Painting Finished

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www.jbakonline.wordpress.com/
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JBAK is a creative partnership between artists/painters James Bullough and Addison Karl. Each artist brings his unique vision and style to their combined body of work. Bullough’s main focus is photo-realism, with attention to ambient and deep space, layers, and geometric forms. He combines contemporary street art techniques and materials with those of realist oil painters, creating pieces of vivid color and masterful detail. Conversely, Addison’s work is produced using a hatch drawing style, which utilizes fine lines and details to create fantastic illustrations of both diminutive and immense images and proportions.

Originally from Baltimore and Seattle, Bullough and Addison currently live and work in Berlin. Though their styles and approaches are different, their shared interests in art and culture and their desires to experiment within the limitlessness of their mediums, brought them together. Their mutual love of travel, urban societies, and the people who inhabit them, led to the development of a more cohesive theme of unity and humanity.

JBAK have blended their contrasting styles into a mashup of antonyms: realism vs. illustrative, expressive vs. precise, hard vs. soft, black vs. a spectrum. The pair seeks desirable locations paying close attention to the space and the people that live and work within it. Their intent is not to disrupt but rather, to integrate their art into the existing environment, creating harmony, balance, and adding life to an otherwise colorless wall. Together, JBAK create large-scale murals, which highlight their differing design aesthetics while at the same time, reaching a common goal—to give people a reason to look up, around, and beyond themselves.

-Jennifer Weitman

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Teufelsberg Mural - Found In Berlin - JBAK - James Bullough & Addison Karl

nobody@flickr.com (karl_addison) — Wed, 18 Jul 2012 00:35:59 -0700

karl_addison posted a photo:

In Progress

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www.jbakonline.wordpress.com/
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JBAK is a creative partnership between artists/painters James Bullough and Addison Karl. Each artist brings his unique vision and style to their combined body of work. Bullough’s main focus is photo-realism, with attention to ambient and deep space, layers, and geometric forms. He combines contemporary street art techniques and materials with those of realist oil painters, creating pieces of vivid color and masterful detail. Conversely, Addison’s work is produced using a hatch drawing style, which utilizes fine lines and details to create fantastic illustrations of both diminutive and immense images and proportions.

Originally from Baltimore and Seattle, Bullough and Addison currently live and work in Berlin. Though their styles and approaches are different, their shared interests in art and culture and their desires to experiment within the limitlessness of their mediums, brought them together. Their mutual love of travel, urban societies, and the people who inhabit them, led to the development of a more cohesive theme of unity and humanity.

JBAK have blended their contrasting styles into a mashup of antonyms: realism vs. illustrative, expressive vs. precise, hard vs. soft, black vs. a spectrum. The pair seeks desirable locations paying close attention to the space and the people that live and work within it. Their intent is not to disrupt but rather, to integrate their art into the existing environment, creating harmony, balance, and adding life to an otherwise colorless wall. Together, JBAK create large-scale murals, which highlight their differing design aesthetics while at the same time, reaching a common goal—to give people a reason to look up, around, and beyond themselves.

-Jennifer Weitman

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www.artbase2012.de
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Teufelsberg Mural - Found In Berlin - JBAK - James Bullough & Addison Karl

nobody@flickr.com (karl_addison) — Wed, 18 Jul 2012 00:36:03 -0700

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Teufelsberg Mural - Found In Berlin - JBAK - James Bullough & Addison Karl

nobody@flickr.com (karl_addison) — Wed, 18 Jul 2012 00:36:20 -0700

karl_addison posted a photo:

Spinning Bicycle - Limited Edition Two Color Screen Print - Artwork by Karl Addison

nobody@flickr.com (karl_addison) — Fri, 02 Dec 2011 15:27:12 -0800

karl_addison posted a photo:

Paper Color: White - Matt
Ink Color: Orange & Brown
Edition: 50
Size: 36cm x 48cm
Weight: 200g/m2

Based on one of my drawings from the "40 Short Stories About Bikes" book - a spinning rotating bike. One hell of a sweet trick. Printed in two colors, overlapping each other to show the awesomeness of the spin.

Artwork by Karl Addison

For More Info: www.partybots.org/

Mural Found at Chez Jacki in Berlin

nobody@flickr.com (karl_addison) — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 16:20:03 -0700

karl_addison posted a photo:

Mural painted for VOODOO MARKET #3

Found at Chez Jacki
an der Schilingbrüke

Curated By ReTramp Gallery - www.retramp.com

Painting by James Bullough & Karl Addison - www.jamesbullough.com & www.idrawalot.com

Mural Found at Chez Jacki in Berlin

nobody@flickr.com (karl_addison) — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 16:10:50 -0700

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Mural Found at Chez Jacki in Berlin

nobody@flickr.com (karl_addison) — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 16:13:55 -0700

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Mural Found at Chez Jacki in Berlin

nobody@flickr.com (karl_addison) — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 16:12:58 -0700

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Mural Found at Chez Jacki in Berlin

nobody@flickr.com (karl_addison) — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 16:14:19 -0700

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Mural Found at Chez Jacki in Berlin

nobody@flickr.com (karl_addison) — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 16:13:27 -0700

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Mural Found at Chez Jacki in Berlin

nobody@flickr.com (karl_addison) — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 16:17:34 -0700

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Mural Found at Chez Jacki in Berlin

nobody@flickr.com (karl_addison) — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 16:12:30 -0700

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Mural Found at Chez Jacki in Berlin

nobody@flickr.com (karl_addison) — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 16:10:19 -0700

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Mural Found at Chez Jacki in Berlin

nobody@flickr.com (karl_addison) — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 16:11:51 -0700

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