Showing posts with label BJJ Artist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BJJ Artist. Show all posts

26 Mar 2020


I was hired by Scramble to produce a set of six artworks to be used as a set of gi patches. These patches can be bought as a set here, or chosen as a free addition when purchasing the 2020 model of their semi-custom kimono here (note there are two other colour gi models as well).

Each of these animal drawings relates to a theme common in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Here are some more photos...











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Scramble Semi-Custom Gi 2020 model - Meerkatsu patch set

I was hired by Scramble to produce a set of six artworks to be used as a set of gi patches. These patches can be bought as a set here , o...

13 May 2011





Regular readers of the blog know that I'm fascinated with both jiu jitsu and visual arts. If I can find a way to combine both passions, I will. Hence my own efforts at BJJ illustration and photography. So it's particularly warming when I bump into other like-minded BJJ-obsessed artistic folk, so much so that I began an exclusive Facebook Group called BJJ Artists. The group consists of professional and amateur designers, illustrators and artists who share a passion for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Every so often, I will highlight some of their BJJ-related artwork right here on this blog. To kick off my BJJ Artists series, I would like to introduce you to New York based artist - John Smalls.


Meerkatsu: Hi John, thanks for taking the time to talk to me. Let's begin with a little introduction - how old are you, where you live, BJJ rank, BJJ school and how long you been training?

BJJ Artist: John Smalls (Part One)

Regular readers of the blog know that I'm fascinated with both jiu jitsu and visual arts. If I can find a way to combine both passio...

 

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