Seattle,WA
John Osgood is an urban contemporary artist and muralist who grew up in Edmonds, Washington. He graduated with a BA from WSU with a minor in Fine Arts. He is a 2008 Artist Trust Edge Graduate; was selected in 2009 by the Arts Council of Snohomish County as their poster artist for their annual “Fresh Paint” art festival and also a selected artist in 2009 for the Bremerton Arts Commission for their public art banner project. Osgood paints idiosyncratic characters with a bold palette in a street art style. His collection of colorful & odd characters are inspired by life and the uncomfortable, forlorn and many times humorous circumstances that happen within it. He also has a studio and gallery in the Seattle neighborhood of Greenwood called Bherd Studios, where he curates monthly exhibits for other up and coming urban contemporary artists.
Cash (Curtis Ashby)
Cash is a young Seattle based urban artist who has been painting steadily for four years now. Cash got his first taste of street art while he was in his senior year of high school after a friend showed him an issue of Juxtapoz Art and Culture Magazine. Cash studied under Tacoma,WA folk artist, Liza Morado in 2006 and his artistic potential was realized.
Influenced by street artists all across Europe and the U.S., Cash uses spray paint, acrylic, and watercolor to create his works on canvas, paper, and wood. Cash’s works have been displayed publicly in businesses, local galleries, and in private collections. His paintings reflect the textures of the city, as well as the colors and spontaneity found in nature.