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TV Boy Interview, October 2006
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So when you come up with new graphics or ideas, do you design with the commercial aspect in mind, or does that come secondary?
I'm not a child anymore. I'm leaving with my girlfriend and I have my own design studio to run, and many invoices to pay, so it would be stupid to not admit that sometimes I catch some "good money" commercial work but I don't actually find that it is a problem as long as I won't sell my soul. Following my own style is important, and this is fist thing in my mind.

Have you had your work displayed in any galleries or exhibitions lately?
Yeah I had some painting exhibitions, mostly in Milan and Barcelona, and recently I've been painting hard for a new upcoming exhibition here in Barcelona.

What else do you do, besides art?
Skate, music, swimming, loving *:

So what's your favourite skate spot in Barcelona?
Definitely Macba

What influences your style and artwork?
So many things, happenings, life, travels and things I see in general. I love reading books and magazines to find photos that inspire me, I also have been influenced by the art of other artists such as Charles Schultz and his Peanuts for the way he designs oversized heads for example. I also enjoy the art of other illustrators or street artist like me, too many to mention. I love you all!

Some of your work has been used by Spunky clothing in the UK, how did that
come about?

Actually I don't remember how that thing came out!? ..but I feel proud to collaborate with them!

Can we see your work within any other brands?
I am doing lots of collaborations. It should be secret but I will tell you: I'm currently working on the launching of my own clothing brand with an Italian partner. Stay tuned!




Check out the TVboy's work at www.thetvboy.com or www.spunky.co.uk

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