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James Jean and David Choe: LA Secret Studio

Looks like James Jean (HF Vol. 15 cover artist) and David Choe have a surprise show coming up with Good Smile at the end of October in Japan. There's not much to report on this one yet, but if you're near Tokyo (Shibuya ward to be exact) anytime between the 29th of October till the 14th of November, be sure to swing by and check out the new original works and limited edition items that will be available and on display. Full address and flyer after the jump.

ブラック ロック シューター, Graphite on Paper, 20 x 20″, 2010.

Looks like James Jean (HF Vol. 15 cover artist) and David Choe have a surprise show coming up with Good Smile at the end of October in Japan. There’s not much to report on this one yet, but if you’re near Tokyo (Shibuya ward to be exact) anytime between the 29th of October till the 14th of November, be sure to swing by and check out the new original works and limited edition items that will be available and on display.


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