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Alex Grey does a good bit of artwork for Tool. Guitarist for the band, Adam Jones, has also contributed a lot to the gig posters in the past. However, as most folks reading this article already know, Tool has used artwork from different artists over the years to make a different gig poster for the shows they play. Most of the artwork on these is pretty incredible. The fanbase certainly thinks so, as they get snagged up quickly and sell out at most shows. Since the release of Fear Inoculum, posters have featured artwork by a lot of visual artists including; Adi Granov, Robbie Trevino, Allen Williams, George Milonas, Max Verehin, Jeff Nentrup, Eliza Ivanova, Miles Johnston, Chet Zar, Joyce Su, Mark Brooks, Carly Elizabeth Schmitt, Esad Ribic, George Milonas,  Sean Cheetham, Dominic Hailstone, Brandi Milne, Esad Ribic, Korin Faught, Adrian Cox,  Lori Nelson, Camille Rose Garcia, Benjamin Conallin, Charlie Immer, Dimitri Drjuchin, Ryan Heshka, Arcano, Natalia Fabia, Peach Momoko, Travis Lampe, Moon Patrol, Alex Kuno, Alejandro Mirabal, Deborah Sheedy, Simone Bianchi, Farron Loathing, Stanislav Szukalski, and even the late great-Frank Frazetta. And although, having a Tool poster to their credit isn't the pinnacle of their art career, it's certainly a nice feather in their caps. 

Although opinions vary widely on Tool, I know that they have influenced me heavily in my artwork. I think perhaps making art is my way of attempting to rescue my own lost soul. Another thing that varies is their range of music, and I find myself resonating with most of it. From their first Ep through the entire catalog of work, the sound and the lyrics have captured my imagination for nearly 30 years. I've been lucky enough to hit a couple of their shows and plan to see them play in May 2023 at Rockfest in Daytona, Florida. So regardless if you're a fan of my art, or a fan of Tool's music, I'll cover some facts that would have anyone with half a b

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American musician and artist

For other people with the same name, see Adam Jones.

Musical artist

Adam Thomas Jones (born January 15, 1965) is an American musician, songwriter, animator, and visual and makeup artist, best known as the guitarist of Tool. Jones has been rated the 75th-greatest guitarist of all time by the Rolling Stone and placed ninth in Guitar World's Top 100 Greatest Metal Guitarists. With experience in special effects and set design in the Hollywood film industry, Jones is also the director of the majority of Tool's music videos.

Early years and personal life

Jones was born in Park Ridge, Illinois, and raised in Libertyville, Illinois. He was accepted into the Suzuki program, and continued to play violin through his freshman year in high school. As a child, he had an interest in animation, turning his ideas into three-dimensional sculptures, which explains why Tool's music videos often had 3D clay effects. He later began to play the double bass in an orchestra.

In addition to playing classical music, Jones played bass guitar in the band Electric Sheep, with Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine playing guitar, until Jones moved to California (Morello soon followed). According to both of them, the band was quite unpopular at the time. Jones never received traditional guitar lessons, but he and Morello learned from each other.

On July 6, 2013, Jones married painter Korin Faught. They have two sons and a daughter.

Career

Film work

Jones was offered a film scholarship but declined and chose to move to Los Angeles to study art and sculpture. His interest shifted to film, and he began to work as a sculptor and special effects designer, where he learned the stop motion camera techniques he would later apply in Tool's music videos, such as "Sober", "Prison Sex", "Stinkfist", "Ænema", "Schism", "

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featuring artist-in-residence Joe Sorren
November 6 – December 31, 2010

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Joe Sorren : Paintings
Joe Sorren and Jud Bergeron : Collaborative Sculpture
November 6 – January 2, 2011

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Mila Gokhman

November 6 – December 31, 2010

Mila Gokhman was born in Kiev, Ukraine. There she earned her Bachelors Degree in civil engineering. Early into her career Mila abandoned engineering to pursue art. As a self-taught artist Gokhman found her own approach to the materials she worked with: wood, clay, precious stones, fabrics, and her preferred medium-leather.
Gokhman collaborated with the best fashion houses in the Soviet Union, and she worked as a designer and costume director. She has exhibited at museums, libraries, and palaces throughout Kiev, and St. Petersburg. Her final exhibition took place January 2000 in the Kiev Planetarium Gallery. Two months later Gokhman moved to the United States. In the U.S. Gokhman has exhibited in group shows throughout Los Angeles and Orange counties. Her exhibition at Grand Central Art Center will be her first solo feature in the U.S.

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The annual ceramics and glass show
November 6 – December 31, 2010

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