April 22, 2016 Nick Chappell

Vaping and Art

It's inevitable, once something new comes along, artistic expression springs up and provides us with a different view. Shortly after automobiles were introduced, people took them to interesting locations and photographed them. It gave you a sense of what a car could do for you, the places it could take you, the people you could meet. That sense of adventure and creativity is popping up in the vaping industry more and more each day.

Let's take a look at a few ways people are showing their love of vaping in a creative, artistic way. First up we have Jayson Magbanua or Mr Pinoy Kid as he's known online. Jayson has a love for nature and camping and shows off incredible locations from around Washington state. Since he's apart of the Banzai family, Jayson's photographed some great images of our products as well. If you'd like to check out more of his work, follow @MrPinoyKid on Instagram.

While Jayson takes us to vape at far away locations, Justin Trial gets up close and personal with the coils that help turn e-liquid into delicious vapor. Justin goes by the moniker Trial N Vape and has been building fantastic looking coils over the past year. Using different colors and twisting wire in all sorts of ways, Justin shows us up close, the technical side of vaping. You can follow Justin on his Instagram account @TrialNVape to see more builds.

While things like hand checks will probably never really go away, it's great to see work like theirs. And maybe this isn't revolutionary and seen as pushing the bounds of what people deem art, I think it's still necessary. Showcasing what's important to you and being able to take people into your world creates discussion and provokes thought.

So what do you think? Is building coils with style and taking pictures in the wilderness worth looking at in regards to our community? Let me know in the comments below. Also, if you or someone you know has great imagery, please share it! I'd love to check it out.

-Nick Chappell