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iam8bit Gallery Showing Celebrates Gaming, Star Wars
Nerd-centric company iam8bit is hosting a gallery showcasing Jason Brockert's American Icon series of paintings for the next month (seen here). The free opening party kicks off this week.
If you're in the Los Angeles area and have a hankering for new gaming-based art, head on over to iam8bit's gallery on Friday, November 18 for the opening reception. Be sure to check out the American Icons website for all the details on attending and ordering prints. Brockert will be at the show's opening and music will be provided by DJ R-Rated.
We've got a few art samples from iam8bit in the media gallery below if you'd like to browse and see if anything tickles your fancy.
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