Category: Design

Aaron De La Cruz is a Bay Area based artist delivering fresh new work that continues to inspire. http://aarondelacruz.com

Brown Saturday "Dec." Sale, is here to provide an alternative to black Friday. The sale features designs made and printed in San Jose, Ca. All designs are limited editions, very few printed.  Last day to order and get in by X-mas is Dec 15th Local Pick up Available (SJ 95126).. Make arrangements: orders@afterdark47.com

Located at 701 Lenzen Ave. San Jose Ca. 95126. A monthly rotating galley that provides a space for artists to showcase their work.

Art, graphic design, photography -- visual artist FORCE 129 does it all. The multi-talented artist displayed his talents at a pop out booth in front of the Anno Domini Gallery on S. First street as a part of SOFA's First Fridays.

Here is a Design by AD Avila After Dark/De-Bug. It is a tribute to AD's city that he has called home since migrating over from Mexico. From light-rails to tags, city hall to low-riders the design has a bit of everything SJ has to offer. available in print as : T-shirt, hoodie, poster print. @ad_avila on twitter.

Featuring David Bacon, Braulio Gonzalez, Ronald Orlando, Felipe R. Vasquez of Newark Califas, and Charisse Domingo.

Artists Adrian Avila and Samuel Rodriguez teamed up with the Gardener community to produce the Inspire mural. This video shares the day by day evolution of Inspire.

In the heart of Japantown, artist Samuel Rodriguez of Shorty Fatz held his first solo show at Cukui. The following timelapse video captures the creative production process, as well as the diverse community who came to the showing.

It is isn't it? So as a reaction to Arizona's anti immigration law SB 1070 aimED to identify, prosecute and deport UNDOCUMENTED immigrants, AD Avila created this simple but efficient 2 color design representing sediments from around the bay and the country. Az is HELLA trippin' available in print as : T-shirt, hoodie, poster print. @ad_avila on twitter

Read the digital version of De-Bug's print magazine. Entitled "Under the Skin of San Jose," this issue features articles from downtown hustlers, homeless youth and a new generation of cultural entrepreneurs.