Michigan artist Pat Perry is a versitile and brilliant artist who contributes his talent to art projects such as the Beehive Design Collective. Being a group of activists he illustrates visual narratives to tell stories of globalization, climate change and social injustice to educate. Speaking through his artwork Perry diligently explores with painting...   

As the March 2013 issue hits newsstands this week, we are very pleased to give you an inside look at the features and content in the magazine this month. Not only do we get brought into the riddle-filled world of Mike Shine and his new Flotsam's Harvest exhibition opening in SF this March, we catch up with Curtis Kulig, Pat Perry, Peter Sutherland, Victor Castillo, Caitlin Hackett, Mary Iverson, Hamburger Eyes, Jean-Pierre Roy, and Daehyun Kim.

You know it, we know it, we are really into Pat Perry's work these days. Good thing for us, and for you, we are doing a nice feature on Perry's work in an upcoming issue of the magazine, and then even better for all of us, Perry updated his blog with new sketchbook works. He gave them a nice title; Anarchists go to Rotary Club.

I officially have a man crush on Pat Perry. And I don't care that I'm saying it. I nearly wait around every month to see what the Michigan-based artist is working on, and luckily, he posted new sketchbook works, and most importantly, a series of new prints on his site over the past few weeks...

Pat Perry is an artist and illustrator who calls Michigan home. The lands of the north, the people he meets, and Midwestern streets have always moved him. Making drawings each day is his attempt to digest the indigestible; seemingly indescribable life experience, and the ephemeral acquaintances and scenery that are carried along with such encounters...

We found some great new work put out by Pat Perry, an artist and illustrator who calls Grand Rapids, Michigan home. In between showing his art from coast to coast or working with an assortment of clients, Pat travels as much as possible. Although he is happy to be able to speak and have an audience through his artwork, he does his best everyday to listen and learn from the world he lives in.  

We found some great new work put out by Pat Perry, an artist and illustrator who calls Grand Rapids, Michigan home. In between showing his art from coast to coast or working with an assortment of clients, Pat travels as much as possible. Although he is happy to be able to speak and have an audience through his artwork, he does his best everyday to listen and learn from the world he lives in.

Pat Perry is an artist and illustrator who calls Grand Rapids, Michigan home. The lands of the north, colorful people, music, and the ordinary streets of the Midwest have always moved him. In between showing his art from coast to coast or working with an assortment of clients, Pat travels as much as possible.

Pat Perry is an artist and illustrator who calls Grand Rapids, Michigan home. The lands of the north, colorful people, music, and the ordinary streets of the Midwest have always moved him. In between showing his art from coast to coast or working with an assortment of clients, Pat travels as much as possible. Although he is happy to be able to speak and have an audience through his artwork, he does his best everyday to listen and learn from the world he lives in.

Pat Perry, of Grand Rapids, Michigan, spends his free time riding around on his old Honda motorcycle and roaming the wilderness. He works mainly with a traditional technique, and then streams his physical artwork through a computer and sometimes adds digital color.