Juxtapoz x Adobe Present: Jeremy Fish "Yesterdays and Tomorrows" (Part 1)

San Francisco artist Jeremy Fish has played a major role not only in Juxtapoz's growth over the last two decades, but also in the growing movement of artists who grew up in skateboarding and who have formed successful careers in exhibiting art. Not only that, but we consider Fish a friend. He's a two-time Juxtapoz cover artist, and we look forward to all his immersive paintings and explorations into narrative-based exhibitions.
For the next month on Juxtapoz.com, we will be documenting the process of Jeremy Fish and his friends as he builds his animated experience through a collaborative process on Adobe Creative Cloud and reminisces on being a working artist these last 20 years. And as we will find out, Jeremy will learn a few new tricks along the way.
This is part 1 in a six-part video-documentary series.
For more information, visit j.mp/1yjMUP7

[@ChaseVanHuisen]

So clean and wild! Thank you Mr. Fish!

[@chrismezacomedian]

Wow, what kind of hat is that and we're can I buy it?

[@gizmonovack]

Your art is raw, Mr Fish

[@aquarodeo1010]

Can someone help me out with what song's in this

[@chrismezacomedian]

Please tell me what kind of style of hat is he wearing?

[@mikebanks8961]

what kind of paper is he using? Does anyone know?

[@diegomauriciosotoescalante9376]

i'm not sure but i think it's opaline

[@diegomauriciosotoescalante9376]

or maybe could be Bristol Cardboard

[@deleteduser2468]

Legit stuff man

[@starlenjastin840]

Wow for real:)

[@hubertczapula7427]

GOOD!

[@FredZepplin]

He kinda looks like nick boserio