JF & Son are now selling button down shirts and t-shirts with the chaotic work of Travess Smalley printed onto them. He is part of a new breed of artists that weave their practice through a variety of mediums and media formats that incorporate everything from GIFs to 3D animation and even painting and sculpture. His work is subtle in what it portrays, as he tries to steer clear of the emerging cliches about his generation’s art trends.
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