I'm Luke Pelletier. I'm a painter, printmaker, musician, and skateboarder. I'm living in Chicago right now. If you want to commission me, ask me about my art, or interview me for your blog/ magazine, you can email me at: lukepelletier@live.com
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Here’s another video of me fumbling through a song.
You can download the song here:
My buddy Sean Morris curated this show. He’s such a good guy and a constant source of inspiration. I’ll be showing a few prints. If you’re in London, you should go to this!
ACCLAIM posted some of my work today. You can check it out here:
Hey everybody! Here’s a quick video of Brad and I making the “Discount Graves” sticker pack! If you’re interested in picking one up, you can get them here:
http://lukepelletier.bigcartel.com/product/dicount-graves-sticker-pack-edition-of-50
So Stoked on this! You can check it out here:
Brad Rohloff and I just finished putting together “Discount Graves!” It’s a split sticker pack. We each did 5 stickers. I’m really stoked on how the whole thing came out. It’s an edition of 50. If you want one, you can get them here:
http://lukepelletier.bigcartel.com/product/dicount-graves-sticker-pack-edition-of-50
I’ve been editing some sections of old prints together. I think I’m going to use the compositions as a starting point for some future paintings.
Here are some installation photos from my “Lonely Bones” exhibition a few months back.
Photos by: Ian Vecchiotti
The Creators of Chicago: Artist Luke Pelletier
Graphic designer Lucy Hewett was 27 when she quit her job at a marketing agency and taught herself to take photos, experimenting on friends to hone her portraiture skills. Going freelance was a struggle (stylized portraits don’t pay quite like ad campaigns for McDonald’s) but Hewett credits her success, in part, to the support of her local creative network. This would have been the first in a series of ten profiles, but life had other plans. Enjoy this first and last installment anyway, and thanks for reading with us.
So apparently a bunch of people at Tumblr got fired and they’re shutting down storyboard, but they ended up posting this short interview with me before all of that happened.