Month: June 2023

Demarcus McGaughey: The Lone Star

“Every person has a gift inside of them. It is our responsibility to use this gift to impact the world. I dare you to use this gift, to impact the world, and to create your life.” said Texan artist Demarcus McGaughey to SINGULART, a website for rising artists all around the globe. 

McGaughey is a skilled creative director, graphic designer and artist with more than 20 years of experience. He uses his gift to impact the world. 

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Larry June: “The Great Escape”

“I know I can learn from people younger than me. Like, even being around Larry, I picked up a lot… even [from] how he records… He’s a runner and gunner. Like, he can set up shop anywhere and record.”

-The Alchemist, Spotify 2023

Larry June is a health-conscious California rap artist that practically drops albums and projects with each breath. Now almost fourteen years into his career as an artist, June has dropped a total of twenty-three albums out of over seventy released projects. 

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Sofles: Graffiti King

Graffiti art is everywhere. Some of the most fascinating graffiti lives on the sides of buildings, in abandoned warehouses, on bridges or tucked away in an alley plastered on a nook that can be seen only with peripheral vision. That graffiti, when spotted, makes the drive home suddenly more interesting than the ride the day before. Now you’ve noticed a graffiti artist has managed to paint an illustration of something you can’t quite articulate but you like it, because of its bright colors and bold designs.

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Ishod Wair: Hot Wheels

He could be described as a random, average looking guy with a skateboard on his side but people will quickly learn  that almost nothing about the American professional skateboarder Ishod Wair is random, or average. In fact, Ishod is the most wanted professional skateboarder on the scene. 

“Skating has taught me that a loss isn’t always the worst thing. It’s a step in the right direction to win. If you apply that to life, and see your losses as a learning experience, that’s an important lesson.", says Ishod to Mr Feelgood, a lifestyle, culture, and personal development digital magazine.

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