Pancho Abalos, a Hawaii-based streetwear designer and illustrator, skillfully crafts 2-D characters that evoke the inner child and daredevil spirit. Rooted in Old School techniques, Pancho enjoys fine-tipped ink pens and pencils, maintaining discipline in graffiti and acrylic manipulation. Transitioning seamlessly between traditional and digital mediums, his work graced the underground and streetwear scene, contributing to renowned brands like BAIT and Juice Store.
Expanding beyond his previous focus, Pancho now captivates a broader audience at Comic and Anime conventions across the United States. His extensive resume includes murals, exhibitions, and posters, shaping the Art After Dark Scene with a creative force that left his mark in New York, Los Angeles and Japan.
Drawing inspiration from 80s-90s Pop Culture, Pancho's passion reflects the influence of idols like the late Stan Lee and his fascination with sneakers as a symbol of status.
Each character in Pancho's work is a vivid representation of real people, from the adorable Red Panda symbolizing someone special to the mischievous Kidzilla embodying a destructive child in a playful manner. Pancho's fanart reflects the influence of the movies and anime from his formative years, capturing the essence of the nostalgic and cherished experiences that shaped his creative vision.
Pancho's art breathes life into modern street art, seamlessly blending tradition and innovation. Engaging viewers, his work forms a whimsical connection to fictional characters, offering a fresh perspective on contemporary street art.
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