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07.27.12

Robinson Cano, David Robertson, Trenton Thunder and the MVP Foundation General Action | Comments
It was soon to be a dark and stormy night at Waterfront Park, home of the Trenton Thunder. But before the rain fell, I had the distinct pleasure of presenting portraits I created of David Robertson and Robinson Cano to the stars. A few months ago, a gentleman named Thomas "Doc" Haveron spotted my work in the MLB Fan Cave. During the course of our conversations, Doc's MVP Foundation came up — I offered my help, and it happened the foundation was honoring Cano and Robertson at a Trenton Thunder game in July... Continue Reading...

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07.24.12

Painting Process New York Yankee David Robertson Painting Process | Comments
As I mentioned in the Robinson Cano recap, I've met some great people through the Major League Baseball Fan Cave. This is the second portrait created for the MVP Foundation — New York Yankee David Robertson. Here is the entire painting in one minute set to the soulful sounds of Pete Pidgeon and Arcoda. This painting is based on a photo kindly provided by Erin Robertson — thank you! Continue Reading...

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07.24.12

Painting Process New York Yankee Robinson Cano Painting Process | Comments
Through the Major League Baseball Fan Cave, I've met some incredible people — one such individual is Doctor Thomas Haveron. After a few phone calls, Doc told me about his MVP Foundation, I offered to get involved... and that's how I ended up painting Robinson Cano and David Robertson. Here is the entire painting process in just over a minute, set to the beats of the soon-to-be legendary Mike Jaggerr. The source image for this painting was graciously provided by Danny Wild, an Editorial Producer and (excellent) Photographer for Major League Baseball. Continue Reading...

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04.13.12

Major League Baseball Fan Cave Tour via The Wall Street Journal Collaboration, General Action | Comments
Check out this great tour of the Major League Baseball Fan Cave. There's a nice shot of my prints at 2:22... I was privy to this terrific opportunity thanks to the incredibly talented Mike Brown of Lot71. He did a spectacular job pulling this all together, and I look forward to working with him again in the future. Thank you Mike. Here's my official MLB Fan Cave page... Oh, and in case you missed it — my press release.

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04.02.12

April 2, 2012 Major League Baseball Fan Cave Showcasing Borbay Art Press Release | Comments
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEW YORK, NY – April 2, 2012 — Creator of the #KingsOfHipHop and Time Out Magazine's Most Creative New Yorker, Borbay, is now showcasing four prints in the Major League Baseball Fan Cave. Located at the former home of the iconic Tower Records on 4th Street & Broadway in New York City’s Greenwich Village, the Fan Cave will host a concert series, celebrity appearances and, quite notably, 9 Cave Dwellers who will watch every game of the 2012 MLB season. Borbay's Major League works include: "Jay-Z The Portrait", "Marilyn Monroe, Andy Would Understand", "Hunter S. Depp" and "Mickey O'Pitt"; ...

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