Artist creates poetry with paint cans

Tacoma, WALocal News

Tacoma artist Jeremy Gregory embodies his art, transforming everyday items like skateboards into vibrant canvases. Starting with graffiti, he has evolved into a muralist, painting over 20 murals annually across Tacoma, including works at local laundromats and McMenamins. His recent European trip allowed him to display his art alongside historical figures, enhancing his reputation. The Method Coffee and Skateboards serves as a creative hub where Gregory interacts with a diverse clientele, engaging in artistic discussions. He often shares his artistic journey on his YouTube channel, providing insight into his techniques and philosophy.

Gregory's infectious passion for art keeps him focused and driven, reflecting in his unique designs and color choices. The skateboards he paints are not just art; they are a reflection of his life and experiences. Life, for Gregory, is indeed good, as he continues to inspire and connect with the community through his artistry.

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