Simply put, Local Austin artist Bonnie Gammill makes beautiful artwork on plywood. In each of her paintings the colors blend with the tones and shades of the wood grain creating variances in color that add to the uniqueness of her creations. Gammill studied at the Maryland Institute College of Art and the Glasgow School of Art, but now resides in Austin, Texas. My favorite collection is the Carscapes, which she has been concentrating on lately. See Bonnie's work on her website or her MySpace page.

We all have our favorite little place to shop that we kind of deem our own. Well, with everyone including our good friend Josh Rubin stopping by during SXSW, to being featured in Metro.pop Magazine, it seems that the word is out on Factory People. Well I don't mind sharing because the more the merrier when the party starts. This former gun store has been changed into an amazing space that brings together art, music, and fashion– and a few nights every month, they throw a mighty fine party, a party that includes everything from live spinning to local artist to drinking and dancing. Owners Tom and Le's taste is impeccable and it shows through in their selection which includes Surface2Air, Yoko Devereaux, and Gsus. To get updates on what's coming up check out their website.

I had a chance to see the Adicolor demo at an Adidas Store in Boston last weekend and just had to share how much I enjoyed watching the creative process. The pure white ground really lets the artist imagination flow– I especially liked the graffiti style of this artist, who preferred to stay nameless. These pictures don't do them justice so if you have the chance to attend a demo, don't miss it! Also, congratulations to the winner of the Josh Spear: Adicolor Giveaway last week! And, if you haven’t seen the latest Adicolor Campaign, please check it out, it’s a must see.