On April 1st, 2021 at 12:01 am PST Project Oh! announced plans for discontinuing the Project Oh! studio just one year shy of the 10 year milestone. When reached for comment, a representative said, “we felt it was important to keep our studio open during the time we were closed due to the pandemic last […]
Movie night #5 shorts and cartoons by Jay Gabriel, Greg C. Bolanos, Leonard Garcia, Jarad Mann, Jeremy Gonzalez
Our first movie night went exactly how we would have hoped. We got a nice little group of supporters and a chance to figure out how we want to execute these events for the rest of the year. Below is a recap of what was shown on January 25th. Local Film Shorts “Just Creepy” Written […]
Starting in March of 2017, we teamed up with Hectic Films to host our first series of filmmaking workshops. The goal of these workshops was to take students through the process of creating a short film. Each session discussed a new topic (script writing, lighting, sound, working with actors, directing, editing, etc…) and ended with […]
12 signs your child is secretly communicating with an alien mothership?
Hi, there! This is Jeremy from Project Oh! and I am sitting here at my desk working on organizing some projects for this year and I figured I would obey my scheduled Reminder for this month and post an update. But first, Happy New Year! We hope it is treating you well so far. Now […]
It was three years ago to the day that we debuted our first official release of Project Oh! Magazine. In honor of this milestone we decided to declare October 11th as the official unofficial Project Oh! Day. On this day we celebrate the act of trying something new. We will also gift each other with […]
The mystery of the Project Oh! Sweatshop revealed, and you will never guess what it is….
On June 27th Project Oh! debuted issue #6 and boogied down at Skateland w/ Savage Radio’s The Phantom Stranger hosted by Miranda Whitworth with performances by My Dear Insanity and a fashion show styled by Ooh La Luxe!
We are only a couple of months into 2015 — or should I say “already” into? I don’t know; it’s all relative — but we have a lot to work on. The plan for this year is to switch things up a little bit and see what happens. This year we still plan on putting […]
Erick Main is indeed the man behind the masks — The Iron Goblin Masks that is — and one of our featured artists for Issue #5. He was also interviewed here in this geek-tacular webisode of With A Side Of Geek hosted by Jacqueline Valdez.
A peak out one of our popular Figure Study workshops hosted by Project Oh! and Caffeine Heroes. Video by Alex Castañeda.
With the 4th installment of Project Oh! Magazine being code named “Project Sketchbook,” we thought it would be cool to combine our release event with some live drawing. We invited artists to come to our studio to hang art and work on new artwork live. Our cover artist for issue #4, Alex Castañeda, drew portraits […]
A little more than a year ago Project Oh! and The Feature Image opened up to the public with a similar goal in mind: to showcase the talent of Bakersfield. During that year each contributed their own content…
Music and arts event consisting of live music, art displays by local artists, photo booth and a fashion show by the Ooh La Luxe Fashion Boutique. Hosted by JC’s Place and decorated by Mint Design. Musical performances from Acason, Prisma Royal, The Lift, Jorge Guillen w/ Arturo, and DJ iAmFAUST. Art by Jorge Guillen, Christina Looker, Kevin Gardner and more.
Guess who that Sexy Girl #1 is on the season finale of How I Met Your Mother…
Our issue #2 release party was held January 17th, 2014 at the Bakersfield Skateboard Company in downtown Bakersfield.
We have a lot of people to thank. Check out our list of contributors, sponsors, and participants from 2013.
The Project Oh! Magazine Release Party was the follow up to the First Friday showing, hosted by Danielle Velling at the Enso Sushi bar.
For our first official release of Project Oh! Magazine we decided to sync up with the monthly First Friday Art Walk in Downtown Bakersfield.
