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Gasface talked to Dom via Skype about creating album artwork for Prodigy of Mobb Deep, The Alchemist, Roc Marciano, Statik Selektah, Termanology, and more. CLICK HERE to peep audio from the conversation.
Dom created the TrillStatik (Bun B & Statik Selektah) cover art as well as art directed the historic live album recording event that boasts appearances from Fat Joe, Talib Kweli, Method Man, Westside Gunn, Lil Fame of M.O.P., Big K.R.I.T., Termanology, etc. CLICK HERE to watch the full video of the album recording or CLICK HERE to stream the album.
Dom Dirtee created the cover art as well as designed the CD and vinyl packaging for Roc Marciano’s critically-acclaimed Behold a Dark Horse album that features Busta Rhymes, Black Thought, Q-Tip, & The Alchemist.
Check out the Bedford + Bowery (New York Magazine and NYU Journalism's news and culture site covering East Village / LES / Williamsburg / Greenpoint / Bushwick) interview profiling Dom Dirtee’s artwork HERE
Dom exhibited 3 prints and one original piece at 17 Frost Gallery’s “Welcome Back On Track” group show in Williamsburg, Brooklyn on July 14th, which included works by many other notable local and international street artists.
Photo courtesy of @nyjtheofficial
Photo gallery from Dom's 1.10.18 show opening at Bob Bar with Statik Selektah and Rok One on the wheels. Art will be on display through Feb 2018.
The Funk Doctor Spock aka Reggie Noble aka Redman aka one of the undisputed greatest rappers of all-time stopped by TRL wearing Dom's Skull tee to get some brain. Well, actually to see if the brains in their "Mystery Box" were real or not. Anyway, PEEP THE CLIP HERE.
Prodigy of Mobb Deep recently appeared on "The Tonight Show" to perform material from his latest album The Hegelian Dialectic while backed by The Roots. Afterwards Jimmy Fallon plugged the album while holding the cover art around the 4:45 minute mark.
Marvel Comics chooses Albert Einstein as the latest cover to be given the remix treatment for their popular series, along with Nas, EPMD, Missy Eliot, and Dr. Dre, and is one of the only independent albums to be given the honor.
"Venom #1" cover remixed by Marvel artist Bill Sienkiewicz
Havoc spotted wearing Dom's Spider Tee design while doing a number of shows to promote Mobb Deep's 20th anniversary of The Infamous.
Dom discusses beats, art, and Albert Einstein with The David Creative
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