Seth Neefus reminds me of charming mountain man. He’s a folksy kind of guy most often seen with a guitar in one hand, brushes and pencils in the other. He began as a graphic designer for Grenade Snowboards but was looking for a different outlet when he began drawing and painting. Seven years later his art is on gallery walls and perpetually evolving.

“Sometimes I feel creating art is like a dance that carries through the night and into the morning or even days on end with no control. Other times I feel as though I have just opened my eyes for the first time and a world is created right before me of peacefulness and harmony between man and nature. In both cases I am left with more of an understanding of life and how amazing it is to be aware of how little I am in so many ways.”- Seth Neefus

Becca started putting up wheat pastes in Richmond, Virginia twenty years ago. Today you might see some one her innocent girls holding a firecracker outside Melrose, LA or most recently the alleys of San Francisco. Tonight she opens a solo show at White Walls with 49 new paintings, where they promise it won't get painted over.