Seattle graff legend Specsone is putting down the spraycan and picking up a mic at BLVD gallery tonight. He will be performing along with the band Foscil at the monthly Residential concert series there.

All the artwork that was in the Scion art show at BLVD gallery last fall is being auctioned off June 1st. Get your hands on that amazing Blaine Fontana bird house sculpture before someone else does. Speaking of Blaine, there’s a good interview with him up over at Format Mag.

Here’s a great concept for an art show: Mail 30 random photos to 30 artists, have them add art to the photos and mail it back. You can see the completed pieces at the Wayward Cafe in Seattle starting June 1st.

Do these logos look too much like each other? Starbucks thinks so, and has asked Rat City Rollergirls to change up their logo design. Come on Starbucks, it’s not like your logo is unique in the first place. Concentric circles and 2 stars has been used by many companies before you got your hands on it. I did a quick search and found 2 logos that were designed before Starbucks did theirs. The 1938 Olden Minerals logo and the 1920 logo for Taylor Bros Spark Plugs. Leave the Rollergirls logo alone, it’s not causing any brand confusion.

HΣLLΛΨ does a good job documenting the ever changing art on the streets of Seattle.

Pretty cool drawing done with a GPS and DHL.

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From Coal Headwear, Grenade Gloves to Gnu Snowboards - Aaron Draplin has been churning out the designs for the snowboarding industry over the past 4 years.

Slow Loris shirts is 10 years old and has been celebrating by reprinting some of their designs from ‘98. This one is a stand out as it features all of their first shirt drawings on one shirt.

I love that Hydro used Twiki from the old Buck Rogers show in this tour poster for Ladytron, who is playing with Datarock at the Showbox this saturday. Biddi Biddi Biddi!