blogbloghttp://www.33stewartavenue.com/blog/2010-08-30T03:57:19ZSquarespacecardboard ice cream truckhttp://www.33stewartavenue.com/blog/2010/8/29/cardboard-ice-cream-truck.htmlsean finocchio2010-08-30T02:44:29Z2010-08-30T02:44:29Z

I really enjoyed making this little fella. I used thin cardboard, gatorade caps, masking tape, glue, and gesso. Took about 3 hours to build. Im thinking about painting this guy although i like it just plain ole' white. This is modeled after the ice cream truck that comes though the neighborhood every night around 7pm. 

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random ice cream carts around town.

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get in the car, turn the camera on, and take pictures out the window. 

]]>paper mache ice cream carthttp://www.33stewartavenue.com/blog/2010/8/8/paper-mache-ice-cream-cart.htmlsean finocchio2010-08-08T17:26:57Z2010-08-08T17:26:57Z

cardboard and masking tape

juice bottle caps and a straw

flour, salt and water

kinda messy

used a hairdryer- speeds up the drying process. 

ready for painting

finished product!

I got a wild hair yesterday and decided to make something. Started around 6pm. Paper mache Ice cream cart! Haven't messed with paper mache in 30 years. Not as easy as i remembered. I used all found objects. The tacks used to hold the handles were some of my grandfather's carpet tacks i've had for 20 years. Cardboard, tape, newspaper, glue, bottle caps, screws, nails, drinking straw. 5" wide, 6" tall. Weighs about 10 ounces. Took about 4 hours. Now I want to make about 50 of them. 

]]>San Diego - Part 2http://www.33stewartavenue.com/blog/2010/8/6/san-diego-part-2.htmlsean finocchio2010-08-06T07:00:05Z2010-08-06T07:00:05Z

more images from our trip last month. 

]]>Thank you San Francisco and Renegade!http://www.33stewartavenue.com/blog/2010/8/3/thank-you-san-francisco-and-renegade.htmlsean finocchio2010-08-04T04:00:51Z2010-08-04T04:00:51Z

We just returned from a mini vacation/art show in San Francisco. Renegade Cart Fair. Amazing Show. Exhausted. Thanks to everyone who stopped by to say hello!

 

]]>San Francisco Renegade!http://www.33stewartavenue.com/blog/2010/7/25/san-francisco-renegade.htmlsean finocchio2010-07-25T19:04:16Z2010-07-25T19:04:16Z

Its been a busy weekend building prints for next weekend's Renegade show. Stop by the booth- say hello- mention my dog's name "Buddie"- and get 10% off your order! 

]]>San Diego - Part 1http://www.33stewartavenue.com/blog/2010/7/18/san-diego-part-1.htmlsean finocchio2010-07-19T04:52:55Z2010-07-19T04:52:55Z

I went to San Diego this weekend with my wife and our dog Buddie to celebrate my 43rd birthday.  We had a blast. 

]]>Pasadena Museum of California Art - The Gift Shophttp://www.33stewartavenue.com/blog/2010/7/4/pasadena-museum-of-california-art-the-gift-shop.htmlsean finocchio2010-07-04T18:01:28Z2010-07-04T18:01:28Z

I was recently invited to sell some of my artwork in the gift shop at the Pasadena Museum of California Art in downtown Pasadena. This is a tremendous honor to have my artwork in the same building as Kenny Scharf murals and a wonderful exhibition on the LA river and the artist who are inspired by it. Awesome.

Thanks Matt for this opportunity!

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