And here is the finished product as promised. Call the number on the window and get some of this art yourself. It's a definite eye catcher.

Here's J.C. Bobby's protege if you will. He's throwing up a little paint on our window. I'll post more pics of it as it comes to life. You'll love it, Boise! If you are interested in some window art just let us know. Check out 1708 Main down town Boise.

Delicious.
Experience a pallette on your palate. Inexplicably meticulous arrangement of flavor. A splash of color exemplifies and multiplies. A dash of spice personifies a bonafide rendition of the artistic flare of elevation unknown to us. Curiosity causes my own circularity. Now and again clarity is clear to me. I see change for the better all day everyday. Overstate the goodness of life. Despite the trife. Delight in spite of dismal horizons gray clouded providing shrouded neutrality of natural embodiment of bodiless, mindless, souless solstice which brings about all the aforementioned. Meaning death. So hey, it's gone from bright and beautiful to colorless and desolate. But never forget to just let the earth turn. Burn or not. The sun still shines. Lines happen on blank paper. Paint can exist where it wasn't at all. Leaves don't grow if leaves don't fall. A tree still stands whether it's understood or not. And when it comes down to it, the soup is too hot for just a quick second

Just have to show you the sign that we put up this weekend! It's a big deal. Let me know what you think of the look! And if somebody asks you what's up with Blakbook just tell to stop by 1708 Main down town Boise and we'll give em a tour. ONE

Boise Gift of Gab show

I have just a little footage from the Gift of Gab show last night at the Reef. Extra dope show. Gift of Gab tears microphones to pieces! and he shouts out Idaho in his freestyle. I'm cool with that.

Miguel Atwood-Ferguson Ensemble "Deliver the Word" feat Aloe Blacc

Here are some pics from the Viva El Arte art exhibition at the Nampa Cultural Center. There were great artists displayed such as Alma Gomez, Migel Delgado, Allison Corona, Luz Camarena Julio Cantu, and Blakbook Studio's own Bobby Gaytan and Alejandro Anastasio. There was an excellent turn out for visitors at the reception. The Commission of Hispanic Affairs, The Idaho Press Tribune, The Mexican Consulate of Boise, the Cultural Center board members as well as several of Boise State's chicano professors were present.