Spencer Little is one of the most exciting artists we’ve met on VantagePoint in a very long time. At 6 foot 5 inches and over 250 pounds he is a big dude but his size is not what impresses you most, it’s his enormous personality, intelligence, and creativity that hits you from the first moment you meet him. His wire sculptures which are actually more like 3D drawings dripping in wit and satire, are constructed from one single continuous piece of wire without a sketch and are absolutely some of the most impressive and intelligent pieces of art you’re bound to see. Little has been doing his own form of street art in southern California basically hidden away from the rest of the world for quite some time but we have a feeling you’ll be hearing a lot about him in the near future. We sat down with Spencer during PowWow Hawaii for one of the most psychedelic whirlwind interviews we’ve ever done that will bend your mind like a wire.

Part 4 of a 4 part series, recorded with special guest Host FinDAC.. we catch up with Vantagepoint Alumni on what they been doing since we last spoke to them on Vantagepoint. Recorded on the day of the opening of Urban Nation in Berlin, this interview series is loose, irreverent and ever increasingly drunken.

The final episode features Dave the Chimp, Caratoes, Jaz and Borondo 

Keep an ear our for unexpected 1UP appearance also .. although its more just chaos than any actual interview..

Needless to say, this is the drunken part of the night.. its loud, unruly and general chaos..

Part 3 of a 4 part series, recorded with special guest Host FinDAC.. we catch up with Vantagepoint Alumni on what they been doing since we last spoke to them on Vantagepoint. Recorded on the day of the opening of Urban Nation in Berlin, this interview series is loose, irreverent and ever increasingly drunken.
This episode features Roland Henry, Vidam the Weird, DXTR the Weird and Base23 
Even more beer has been consumed, the looser the better..

Millo is a quiet guy trying his best to fly completely under the radar, silently going about his business without accidentally stepping into any spotlight along the way. Unfortunately for him, the business he ‘goes about’ is far from under the radar. As one of the most prolific mural painters on the planet, and specializing in big walls… i mean REALLY big walls, Millo’s imagery is some of the most recognizable in the entire scene. The Italian painter, aided by his “take no bullshit” partner, travels from project to project focusing almost exclusively on mural painting rather than juggling studio work or commercial work like most others in the game. The calm and gentle nature of his murals, with their simplified mostly black and white color palette and playful giants seemingly unaware and unconcerned about their gross disproportion to the worlds they inhabit, speak volumes to the nature of the artist himself and it was an absolute honor to get this rare interview with him on VantagePoint.

Mark Bodé is the son of Vaughn Bodé, creator of the iconic Cheeech Wizard character and possibly the biggest aesthetic influence on the first wave of graffiti writers and therefor all graffiti writers. Mark has picked up his fathers torch and among his other artistic endeavors, continues to breath life into the world of illustration his father created nearly 50 years ago. For the entirety of the time that graffiti has been around Cheech Wizard, The Lizard, and the Bodé influence continues to be seen and respected and it’s influence through all genres of art and music is immeasurable.