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Gerald Chong was commissioned for this piece after he saw my call out for artists for my essays. He is starting out as a freelance artist and is available for commissions.
We went for a cartoon look that captured the absurdity of an office where the employees were unsupervised and did as they pleased in the office. I’m supposed to be in the picture.
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Experience the art pieces
up close and personal.
Some of the commissioned art are installed in my restaurant called
Ol’Skool Smokehouse here. Visit us to savor them in person.
Ol’Skool Smokehouse here. Visit us to savor them in person.
