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Freehand Profit interviewed by ‘Can I Live?’

Posted by freehandprofit on January 21, 2013 in Army of the Undeadstock, Art, Mask365, Sneaker Masks, Sneakers | Leave a comment

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I sat down last week and talked with Rafael over at ‘Can I Live?’. He asked some great questions, hopefully you guys will find the answers just as interesting. – Freehand Profit

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WELCOME

Welcome to FREEHANDPROFIT.com, otherwise known as The Hip Hop Nerd. This is the official site and blog of artist Freehand Profit (creator of the sneaker gas masks, MASK365, Guerrilla Art Squadron, PROFITink.com and more). That's me. Midwest born, DMV raised, West Coast livin' artist with a healthy obsession for masks, Hip-Hop, and kicks. Founding member of the Fat Chance Crew- Stay muddy, get fly! Author of Army of the Undeadstock featuring haikus by San Diego poet B(e)Selah! The art book features more than 250 pages of full color photographs featuring 30+ masks, including pieces never seen before. Get yours from PROFITink.com! It's a bit of a one man show over here so stay tuned & bear witness. More new masks are on their way, check out the FAQ for more info.

About the Artist:

Gary Lockwood (Freehand Profit)
ARTIST/DESIGNER/ILLUSTRATOR: [Hip-Hop head / sneakerhead]

"Difficult takes a day, impossible takes a week." - Jay-Z

*- known for destroying coveted kicks in order to make gas masks from them.

Living in Los Angeles, CA : Milwuakee born : Northern Virgina/DMV raised.

Corcoran graduate (2005 BFA) : Bully Breed Lover.

Freelance designer, exhibiting artist, eternal student.

Founding member of the Fat Chance Crew (FCC): "Flying Pigs". STAY MUDDY, GET FLY.

Thinks a string of facts works as a bio.

"Army of the Undeadstock" was Freehand Profit's first book and features more than 250 pages of full color photographs showcasing his work from the past few years. Each one of the more than 35 sneaker masks featured in "Army of the Undeadstock" was accompanied by a custom crafted haiku written by San Diego poet B(e) Selah. The book also featured excerpts from Freehand Profit's blog 'The Hip Hop Nerd' discussing the meaning, the process and the spirit behind the work. Although it sold out in just 6 months, Freehand is back in the lab making new masks and working on his 2nd book.

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