This past weekend we stopped by the 6th annual Sea No Evil benefit art exhibition. The Sea No Evil art benefit show at the Riverside Municipal Auditorium featuring artwork donated by over 100 artists from around the world including Gary Baseman, Tara McPherson, Tim Biskup, Shepard Fairey, Lola, Travis Louie, Hydro74, Amy Sol and many, many more. Photos and more after the jump…

Last week we attend the opening of “Gig” a group exhibition of gig posters based on the artists ideal fantasy gig for musicians through out the history of Warner Bros. Records. The exhibition was curated by Michael Coleman, Norman Wonderly, Frank Maddocks and Michael Nunez, featuring works by Aiko, Hydro74, Jesse LeDoux, Andy Mueller, Jermaine Rogers, Justin Van Noy, and countless others.

Joshua M. Smith, aka Hydro74, is an illustrator and designer based in Orlando, FL. "Complexity and a fluid organic approach is highly valued in each and every piece," says Smith about his illustration process. "An illustration to me is something that tells a story without words. It builds a bond with the viewer who will either get it or find it horrible, yet the interaction is what is desired when doing a piece."

Joshua M. Smith, aka Hydro74, is an illustrator and designer based in Orlando, FL. "Complexity and a fluid organic approach is highly valued in each and every piece," says Smith about his illustration process. "An illustration to me is something that tells a story without words. It builds a bond with the viewer who will either get it or find it horrible, yet the interaction is what is desired when doing a piece."