Jeffrey Veregge Mixes Pop-Culture & Native American Design

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Jeffrey Veregge is a Native American Artist & Designer from the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe who likes to mix his upbringing with his pop-culture obsessions. “I am a honor graduate from the Art Institute of Seattle, and I have had the privilege to study with Tsimshian master carver David Boxley for a short time learning the basics of Salish form-line design,” he writes. “[My work] is a reflection of a lifetime love affair with comic books, toys, TV and film. Taking my passions and blending them with my Native perspective, artistic background and the desire to simply be me.” Take a look at what he’s created including superheroes, robots, and aliens.

(Jeffrey Veregge via Geek Tyrant)

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