Angry Zen Master and Ghostfreehood jammed at Magest, Saturday January 3, 2009. In one hour and twenty minutes they were able to cover their canvas with 26 different Street Fighter characters. Thank you to Magfest for showing us a great time and thanks to everyone that aided in the creation of this piece. We did it for you.
On January 31st 2009, Ghostfreehood: Nick Borkowicz and Angry Zen Master: Jami Noguchi will be drawing for 24 hours straight. The two will test their endurance as they compete against the clock. The marathon will be held at Starry Night Coffeehouse and Bakery as the two will go from 9 am Saturday to 9am Sunday. Check back for a list of complete details.
Angry Zen Master: Jamie Noguchi and Ghostfreehood: Nick Borkowicz will be jamming together at Magfest, taking place January 1st through the 4th. Magfest is a video and computer gaming festival run by fans, for fans. Among the celebrated video game talents both audio and visual, their Super Art Fight feud continues as Magfest sets the stage. For more details please visit Magfest.org.
Magfest guests include Tommy Tallarico, This Place is Haunted, Entertainment System, a 24 hour gaming room and more. The video below features Tommy on Game Break (which you may have seen on G4) presenting Over Clocked Remix.
In the tradition of the holiday season, and to celebrate an amazing 2008, we’re proud to share with you a very special gift for all our fans and readers.
Without further ado, straight from the soundboard of the Ottobar…
The ENTIRE nerdcore show from December 10th, featuring MC Lars, MC Frontalot, YTCracker and Karmella’s Game!
Click here for the files, and get ready to jam out this Christmas!
In the absence of images,we define ourselves with actions. Stay tuned for photos and video from the show.
After a controversial evening that saw a NEW SUPER ART FIGHT CHAMPION CROWNED, headlining band “The Comic Boys” turn out to be Japanese punk trio Peelander-Z and the blood-fued between Nick “Ghostfreehood” Borkowicz and Jami “Angry Zen Master” Noguchi taken to a new level, Super Art Fight ended 2008 with Super Art Fight III: Turbo.
Here are the evening’s results…
BOUT 1: ARTFIGHT BATTLE ROYALE
Nick “Ghostfreehood” Borkowicz and Michael “Spaghetti Kiss” Bracco won the right to compete in the first-ever Artfight Tag Match, winning the crowds approval in a bout that also featured Chris “Impact” Impink and Jamie “Brawlin’” Baldwin. This match saw a run in from Art Fight Champion Jami “AngryZenMaster” Noguchi, where he and Nick Borkowicz exchanged strong words.
BOUT 2: JOHNNYWANDER.COM TAG MATCH
Yuko “Witty Name Here” Ota & Michael “Spaghetti Kiss” Bracco defeated Ananth “House of Pain” Panagariya & Nick “Ghostfreehood” Borkowiczin the first ever Artfight Tag Match. Art Fight Champion Jami Noguchi again attempted to intervene on Borkowicz’s bout, but Nick ended up injuring Noguchi’s drawing hand in the process.
MAIN EVENT: SUPER ART FIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
Garth Graham defeated Jami “Angry Zen Master” Noguchi to become the NEW Super Art Fight Champion. Controversy abounds, as the audience reaction was too close too call, with the Artfight Championship Committee having to intervene. If that wasn’t enough, Noguchi went down 40 minutes into the bout, causing him to be replaced briefly with Peelander Yellow. The final decision of this match is being reviewed by the Artfight Championship Committee, and a resolution will be made in time for our next show, which will be showcased at Katsucon 2009.
Once again, we at Super Art Fight are very grateful for our fantastic turn out at the Ottobar this past Saturday night, and we look forward to seeing you at future events. Keep your eyes RIGHT here at SuperArtFight.com for more details on our next show, and check the updated Artfight rankings!
Last night’s Super Art Fight at the Ottobar was a fantastic show. Marty will be here to post his review of the event shortly. In the meantime, I just wanted to thank everyone that came out to be a part of the show. From the fans to the bands, you are awesome. If you were live with us last night or wanted to come, we want to hear from you. Keep those emails coming. Also, as a special treat for you, I will be posting the Nerdcore show from December 10th at the Ottobar. YTCracker, MC Frontalot and MC Lars played Baltimore with local friends Karmella’s Game and you’ll be able to hear it all right here very soon. I had the privilege of recording the night and it sounds great. Stay tuned for more Super Art Fight goodness.
Props to Brian for the pic!
Around the net, this was seen on eattoast.deviantart.com. It’s great to see the support. If you have any fan art or drawings you’d like to share, please feel free to send them our way. superartfight [at] gmail [dot] com is the address. Eat Toast has some great art that is non anime and anime inspired. Check her out!
That’s right, if you turn to page C11 in today’s Washington Post, you’ll see an article on the art competition event that could, Super Art Fight.
You can read the full article online here, but for posterity, we’ve saved it beneath the cut.
If you’re just joining us here due to the Post article, thanks for checking us out. Take a look at what we’ve got planned for the next show (this Saturday), and add some suggestions to the Suggestion Post to spice things up.
Thanks again to everyone involved at the Post, and we look forward to a great show this Saturday night! (more…)
As the minutes countdown until we hit the Ottobar stage this Saturday, the final preparations are being made…
…but now, this is where YOU, the avid fan of Super Art Fight, get involved.
Why? We need your suggestions for topics to be added to the Wheel of Death!
For those of you unfamiliar, the Wheel of Death is what controls the pace of battle at Super Art Fight.
At random intervals, topics chosen by the Wheel of Death flash on screen, and the chosen competitors must incorporate that topic into their piece.
And where do we get those suggestions? From YOU, the fans!
So let’s get this going…drop your suggestions NOW. All topics will be taken through Midnight, Saturday, December 20th.
Suggest as many as you like, but please, keep the verbage a little short. Thanks!
image: detail of installation by Bronwyn Lace
