(Bill Gurstelle is guest blogging here on Boing Boing. He is the author of several books including Backyard Ballistics, and the recently published Absinthe and Flamethrowers. Twitter: @wmgurst)
BoingBoing readers may already be familiar with artist Noah Scalin Skull-A-Day project from a previous post. I met Noah at the 2009 GEL conference in New York City and was immediately struck by his ability to so creatively render an idea in so many different media (vegetables, shoelaces, bed sheets, concrete construction barriers, and so on.)
In early July (July 3 to August 22 to be precise), a solo art show of his work in opens in Richmond, VA. It’s at the Quirk Gallery, 311 West Broad Street, Richmond, VA. He’ll be displaying his newly available Skull-a-Day wallpaper as well.
It took me a while to see the skull in the wallpaper, but yup, there it is.