Budcat Skeleton - Green/Black

What is Garage Sale? I recently moved east to Silverlake in Los Angeles. A place previously regarded as hipster central until the hipsters moved to Echo Park. What's here? A bunch of cool places are literally a stones throw away; bars, gay bars, cinemas, theaters, hip stores and eateries and a genuinely eclectic mix of folk. It has a completely different and open vibe to the West side. What else? I now have much more space. At the end of the drive is a large two car garage, with concrete floors, white walls and lighting. It contains pretty much nothing - a blank canvas. Next to it is a vintage concrete sink that we pulled out of the house; its ideal to hold ice and beers. This is the venue for Garage (pronounced how I say it: "garr- ridge") Sale - a semi regular underground word of mouth art show/party. People come and hang out, drink some beer, talk crap, listen to some tunes, check out some affordable art and get excited. What makes this different? What makes it different is that the artistic contributors decide their own prices and keep 100% of the proceeds. The idea is to show an eclectic quality Scott Wilkowski is a Milwaukee-based artist renowned for his innovative contributions to the designer toy scene. With over two decades of experience as a commercial sculptor, Wilkowski has gained recognition for his unique approach to customizing and creating art toys. Wilkowski is best known for his “Infected” series, where he meticulously embeds detailed skeletal structures within popular designer toys, offering a captivating glimpse beneath the surface. This process involves creating translucent resin casts that reveal intricate internal designs, blending elements of anatomy with pop culture