MONEY MAGAZINE

I created this piggy bank / piglet bank sculpture for an article in the August issue of Money Magazine. I haven't done a lot of sculpture and I was bit nervous when they decided to go with this idea, but in the end I think it turned out quite well.







SNOUTLET

I was recently interviewed by tpt.org regarding my recent MSCED exhibit. I was asked to try and make something "cool" during the interview itself. Looking around the room, which was quite sparse, and I didn't have any ideas. Then I saw this electrical outlet, picked up a marker and...voila, snoutlet!







WATER TOWER PROJECTION

This is the water tower on top of the Wyman building in downtown Minneapolis. Carmichael Lynch, the ad agency where I work, occupies the top 4 floors of the building. Several months back I was asked to come up with some concepts for the water tower. Eventually looking to projection, as it was the most economical medium and ideal for keeping the historic tower in it's natural state. This tower, which we've named Rusty, faces the new Target Field Stadium, which just opened and is the new home of the Minnesota Twins. Several other projection ideas are in the works, but this simple face has been the clear favorite so far as it brings to life the physical structure itself allowing it to complete the overall look of the character. Currently, we're working to have Rusty react in realtime to the games in the stadium, so that If the team wins, he can cheer and if they lose, he cries.








MSCED SOLO EXHIBITION

Creative Electric Studios presents: Brock Davis - Make Something Cool Every Day
May 1st - May 22nd

OPENING RECEPTION:
Saturday, May 1st 6:30-11pm

ON VIEW:
Saturday 10-2pm or by appt. Thru May 22nd

LOCATION:
The California Building / 2205 NE California St. / Minneapolis








NY TIMES MAGAZINE

I created this piece for the 4/11 issue of New York Times Magazine
for the article Building A Green Economy by Paul Krugman.







LIVING PHOTO ON WEB SOUP

Living Photograph: Chris with Teacup, lovingly ridiculed on G4's Web Soup








KILL SCREEN MAGAZINE

I'm proud to have contributed artwork to issue zero of Kill Screen. A new, intellectual video game magazine created by Wall Street Journal alum Jamin Brophy-Warren and collaborator Chris Dahlen. Issue 0 boasts the work of writers from the likes of The New Yorker, GQ, The Colbert Report, PopMatters and Paste. Check it out here.