
Rockstar vinyl artist FERG was selling some prints at Flatstock and obliged me with a short but sweet interview. I have a ton more questions I'm yearning to ask him but perhaps that's for another interview (in the near future Im hoping).
Enjoying SXSW?
like a motherfucker :)
Any Upcoming projects you are excited about?
The Brandt Peters collab stuff is exiting to me..and some other things unfortunately I can't talk about yet,(don't want to jinx them) but if they work out they are pretty unexpected collaborations.
Any artists inspiring you right now?
I like Adam Wright's photos a lot.
Any Toys you're digging at the moment?
Tossy does amazing stuff (cure toys)
* tossy figure
Favorite Venue or City to visit for a show?
The baked potato in LA was pretty rad. There was a club here called 'liberty lunch' that was great but its gone now. For art shows New York is pretty hard to beat. I also have much love for Munkyking and Rotofugi.
Favorite beer or mixed drink?
I like almost any cold beer. Makers Mark is good. ..Wild Turkey...Bushmills. I don't really drink mixed drinks besides the occasional margarita.
Any tips for artists trying to screen print their work?
How do you keep motivated to stay at the easel/desk?
I don't really have a problem with that. I feel very lucky to be able to do what i do. I have so much fun with it i can't see myself not making things.
Anything else you want to promote or mention for clutter readers?
They might enjoy the collect and destroy forums.
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