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Below is a digital portfolio of digital art, graphics, vectors and illustrations created and designed by Ò-PAC (Dante Burns-Capuano). Ò-PAC “The 1% CLUB” trademarks, logos, art work and subsidiary names appearing on this website, except as otherwise noted, are trademarks and art work owned or used under license by Dante Burns-Capuano and Ò-PAC “The 1% CLUB” or its affiliates in the geographic regions where Dante Burns-Capuano and Ò-PAC “The 1% CLUB” markets products bearing such trademarks and art work. The use or misuse of these trademarks and art work or any other contention on this website, except as provided in these Conditions of Use or in the Content, is strictly prohibited. Nothing contained on this website shall be construed as granting, by implication, estoppel or otherwise, any license or right to use any Dante Burns-Capuano and Ò-PAC “The 1% CLUB” trademarks and art work without Dante Burns-Capuano and Ò-PAC “The 1% CLUB” prior written permission. Thank you and enjoy.

“Ò-PAC” GRAFFITI LOGO

ONE PERCENT Ò-PAC WORD LOGO

Ò-PAC EDITION 1 “KING BIRD” LOGO

The birth and creation of Ò-PAC ART and “The 1% LABEL” brand originates and traces back to this logo, which was created and drawn by artist, Dante Burns-Capuano (CAPO AKA Ò-PAC) in the Fall of 2010. This design is an interconvertible piece of art, in which certain properties and elements of its blueprint can take on other creative forms and dimensions, contingent upon its inspiration.

“There were times when I was at an extreme low, and I would find balance and fulfilling highs in picking up my sketch book, and expressing my consciousness, my experiences, and my ideations through visual art pieces. In actuality, if I didn’t pick up the pencil and start drawing, I’m not too sure if I would be here today. Drawing and art became my therapy and saved my life. I wanted to create an animated character that manifested my visions and my allegories. In the near future, these art pieces will be available on prints and larger canvases.”

"HEADS IN CLOUDS” by Ò-PAC — "**HEADS IN CLOUDS” by Ò-PAC**

"HEADS IN CLOUDS .5” by Ò-PAC — "**HEADS IN CLOUDS .5” by Ò-PAC**

"THE ROOM OF TEMPTATIONS” by Ò-PACIn a room full of temptations I try not to make impetuous decisions So I sit and ponder as my mind wonders to different destinations I think about Lust and how i could feel its sensation And how knowledge was a fr… — "**THE ROOM OF TEMPTATIONS” by Ò-PAC**
In a room full of temptations
I try not to make impetuous decisions
So I sit and ponder as my mind wonders to different destinations
I think about Lust and how i could feel its sensation
And how knowledge was a fruit that use to be forsaken
They told me that Ignorance is bliss, yet also for the unawakened
And that’s wen I learned that Power is something that must be taken
She said that failure is the tool for consummation
And Love can sometimes be blinding but also illuminating
This is What I learned…
…in a room full of these temptations.

“ART is forever living and expanding, influencing realms and facets in our daily lives and in our realities. Art is the corridor to our imaginations and can take on boundless miscellaneous forms, which can create these compelling waves of impressions. Art is life, space, reality and fantasy…art is all. Some of my favorite artists, cartoon shows, ingenious groups, clothing lines and creative influencers include: Pharrell Williams, N.E.R.D., Neptune Productions, Sanford Biggers, David Driskell, Kanye West, Jay-Z, Kid Cudi, Travis Scott, Coldplay, Young Thug,Missy Elliot, Sade, Big Sean, Lupe Fiasco, Glenn Ligon, Xxxtentacion, George Condo, Keith Haring, Faith Ringgold, HYPE WILLIAMS, Ruth Carter, Jordan Casteel, Spike Lee, Jean Michel Basquiat, KAWS, Billie Holiday, Amy Sherald, Nina Simone, Miles Davis, Louis Armstrong, Matt Groening (The Simpsons and Futurama), Langston Hughes, Lauren Hill, 2-PAC, Dave Chappelle, Notorious B.I.G., DIPSET, MAX-B, Wu-Tang, Childish Gambino, Betye Saar, Kerry James Marshall, Dapper Dan, NIGO (BAPE/BABY MILO/ HUMAN MADE), BBC/ICE CREAM (Billionaire Boys Club), Hank Willis Thomas, Johnny Cupcakes, Shawn Stussy and Frank Sinatra Jr. (Stussy), James Jebbia (Supreme), Daymond John (FUBU), Virgil Abloh, Vincent van Gogh, NIKE (NIKE SB!!!), Arlene Klasky and Gabor Csupo (Rugrats), J. G. Quintel (Regular Show), John Kricfalusi and Bob Camp (The Ren & Stimpy Show), Chrisoph Niemann, Jim Jinkins (Doug), Klasky Csupo (Ahh Real Monsters), Mitch Schauer (Angry Beavers), Martin, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Kenan And Kel, Superjail!, Dan Harmon (Rick and Morty), MARVEL COMICS, DC COMICS, Aaron McGruder (The Boondocks), Ben Bocquelet (The Amazing World of Gumball), the late Loren Bouchard (Bob’s Burgers), Mike Judge (King of the Hill), and Peter Chung (AEON FLUX)…just to name a few.”

Ò-PAC WARHAWK KING BIRD LOGO & Ò-PAC STATIC KING BIRD LOGO

ONE PERCENT Ò-PAC 3D RAINBOW Word Bubble Logo

“EL CAPÒ” WORDMARK by Ò-PAC

Ò-PAC WORDMARK LOGO

BLURRED “Ò-PAC” WORDMARK

These next digital art pieces were mainly influenced by Spike Lee’s 1989 comedy-drama film, “Do the Right Thing” and the 90’s Bootleg Bart (The Simpson’s) t-shirt trend, both which had a profound impact on street fashion, art and culture. “Do The Right Thing” is undoubtedly one of my favorite Spike Lee movies (amongst many like Jungle Fever, Malcom X, School Dazs, Crooklyn, He Got Game, Mo’ Better Blues, and many more), and depicts a story that pursues a Brooklyn neighborhood’s boiling pot of racial hostilities, which ultimately leads to a waterloo ending on a scorching summer day. If you have not had a chance to see this film, I RECOMMEND YOU DEF SEE IT! Enjoy!

“ Let Me Tell You The Story Of Right Hand-Left Hand, It’s A Tale Of Good And Evil, Hate: It Was With This Hand That Cain Iced His Brother, Love: These Five Fingers, They Go Straight To The Soul Of Man, The Right Hand: The Hand Of Love.”

— 'Radio Raheem' from the movie, "Do The Right Thing" (1989)

**Ò-PAC “DO or DIE” art piece inspired by Radio Raheem’s Bed-Stuy Do or Die t-shirt from Spike Lee’s “Do The Right Thing” (1989)**

This collection’s influence, descends from one of the most infamous days in modern sports history, June 14, 1994. One of those major events included the notorious low-speed police chase of national sports superstar, Orenthal James “The Juice” (O.J.) Simpson, who was accused of murdering his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and Ron Goldman. O.J. fled in his iconic 1993 White Ford Bronco down California highways for about 45 minutes until he ended up at his mansion, where he later surrendered to police. It is estimated that at the time, 95 million peopled tuned into their televisions to watch the live police chase of, “The Juice”.