Contributor Age Chart

An archaeological dig through 3 eye union reveals stunning facts about the contributors of the past and near present. 

3 Eye Union movie details leaked!

Exclusive!

Details from the anxiously awaited movie about the fun and quirky website 3eyeunion.com and the young men behind it have leaked to the public! Our friends at the hollywood gossip site hollywoodpeeper.com have sent us a few juicy photos of some of the actors chose to portrait these fine young men in the upcoming blockbuster.

New Mexico native "Cheif Rusty Water" will be playing the part of

Drew; the creator of the viral website.

Young actor Keith Bizzleman will be playing the role of website crack-up Chaz.

Keith commented, "These are big shoes to fill. I've studied tirelessly to understand Chaz. The way he walks and talks. I hope I do him justice!"

Acting legend Anthony Dukt will be playing fan favorite "C-purv." Anthony is best known for his leading roles in movies such as "Lost In Venezuela" and "The Trumpeter."

3EU Operation: Increased Communication Power

3EU Operation:  Increased Communication Power

Or "ICP"

CALLING ALL 3 E U ARTISTS

Operation Increased Communication Power (Or ICP) is the plan to increase our outreach in each of our own fields of business. I've intertwined a way (or weaved a web of ways) that we can all further our own goals with a couple perks on the side. Fuck the freemasons.

Increase the exposure of your art - increase customer base - advance the idea of liberty

Step 1: On Facebook - Like RON PAUL ART

The page is owned and operated by me.  

Step 2: Design / Paint / Draw art with either RON PAUL or LIBERTY in mind. 

Use your own style - own idea. Submit full resolution copy to submitpaulart@gmail.com

Please include a link to your facebook or website (as long as it is uploaded there as well - send direct link if possible)

Step 3: Wait for "Ron Paul Art" (me) to share the image on the page's wall.

Step 4: Like each others' posts and then share them to your own wall. 

Also share the page itself on your own wall to increase exposure for all of us. 

Benefits of OP ICP: 

Personal Website Exposure

&

Advancing the Idea of Liberty

Yap

Mom's spaghetti

A few days ago I got back from the Motor City Tattoo Expo in Detroit and

haven't had the time to make a post about it.

So here it is.

First off, I overslept and made us depart later than planned. I was fucking up

before the trip even started. Awesome!

Beau, Dusty, Nate, Jake, and myself showed up to the fucking maze of a building

where the show is held (and where everyone stays.) Jacob and David met us there.

"Welcome to the largest concrete corn maze in the world!"

We set our booth up in a fairly uncommon way, banner wise anyway. Longer central banner with roster and each artist's individual banner.

My side of the booth was incredibly cluttered. I couldn't put half of the stuff I brought on the table because it wouldn't fit. Look at how hard I'm pandering to you!

First day or so I kept getting lost everywhere in the building. Fucking hell, there's cars parked all over sections of it. I was hoping some rowdy drunk person would hot wire one and try to drive it up the escalator.

This was the view from Nate and Dusty's window which was way better the view Beau and I had. We could just see a big chunk of Windsor, Canada and some water...and into the windows of a business building like 20 feet away. I drank orange juice and watched them use powerpoint.

We went to the "meet and greet" party and was excited to hear that the beer was free. Had a couple drinks and met a few cool cats. After that we ordered 2 pizzas that were like 10 pounds each. The next morning the convention opened up to the public so I figured I'd get some rest. I was also suffering from a sinus infection so I was kind of miserable a chunk of the time.

I drew this piece before the show in hopes that someone would want to get it tattooed.

I was lucky enough to do it. This was the last tattoo of the convention that I did. So why the fuck did I post it first? shit.

A girl who tattoos in Michigan asked me if I would do one of those moths with the skull on it's back. I drew this thing up and blasted it on there. The booth was so full, it was crazy. There were a few times where we had every tattooer in the booth working at the same time. It was crowded and hectic but was a lot of fun too.

A girl from Alabama (who dates a cool tattooer who was working the show as well) told me she had been thinking about getting a tattoo relating to greed and then seen this piece on my newest flash set and really wanted to get it done. I was stoked to do it and afterwards she gave me a whole bunch of books that I'm actually excited to read.

All in all it was a really good time. I did fun tattoos, hung out with my friends, met a ton of awesome people, sold paintings and prints, stared at slutty girls wearing next to no clothes, and made a couple bucks too.

I just had to post this:

I come home and try to get caught up on my appointments. I had a guy come in and told me that he wanted to do 7 kid's names as a tear out. I had no idea what to do but sketched something up hoping it would work out and look good.

You haven't seen a tear out until you've seen a 7 kid name tear out.