a little shumthing for shumone

paper cut out by Liza Flores

Super Freak pin by Fuzi Uvtpk

illustration by Maxwell Oginni

illustration by Emily Barrera

Major Mitchell print by Pete Cromer

pillowcase  by Amy Borrell

fun gift wrap by Thuss & Farrell

House warming invitations by Oh Happy DAy

Tote bag by Tuesday Bassen

As a child I was unsure of lots of things and saved items that I should've used right away like lip gloss, erasers, and patches. For some reason I could never commit to ironing on a patch Fearing that once I actually ironed one on I would only realize I'd enjoy having the patch on a hat or my elbow or on a shoe. Apparently I just hoarded the damn things in my kaboodle while waiting for the day I'd find the perfect spot to place examples of skilled embroidery.  Luckily This Burger Layer patch by Mokuobi Threads is so stinking cute that I would happily oblige to ironing on a dozen of these onto pants and never regret such a decision. 

Burger layer patch by Mokuyobi Threads

Moss by Lindsay Nohl

a shot of some of the works from the "Jug Life" show at Park Life in San Francisco. Featuring work from Eyeone, Leo Eguiarte, Patrick Martinez, Aaron De La Cruz, and many others!

illustration by 0416

illustration by Andrew Harkins

  beyond Grafffiti 2 exhibits the work of iconic graffiti artists defining the rich history of the urban art scene as it pushes past preconceptions of the spray can. Graffiti is more than just adding color or words to a wall - it is an expressive gesture vis a vis architecture, design, and the landscapes of the city in which we live.

featuring works by Eyeone, Swank, Eder, Aise, Axis, Defer, Chaz, Krush, Fishe, and Kofie, the exhibit opens Saturday, March 28th at the Architecture + design Museum of Los Angeles.

Beyond Graffiti 2
Opening Reception
March 28th  8:30PM - 12AM 
Architecure + Design Museum
6032 Wilshire Blvd.
aplusd.org

 Photo by Ampersand

DIY foil brush stroke pillow by Bri Emery and SUgar and Cloth

bouquet craft by krokotak

illustration by Mike Petrik

by Toru Fukuda

illustration by Jorge Martin

illustration by James Boorman

Thank you card by Jon Klassen

Eyeone, Gorgs, and Steven in Steez Magazine

hilarious pizza cutter by Doiy

 lovely handmade toys by Des Enfantillages

 photo By My Funny Eye

"Believe, when you are most unhappy, that there is something for you to do in the world. So as long as you can sweeten another's pain, life is not in vain."

hand Lettered Screen Printed cards by Worthwhile Paper

 

 textiles by Mirdinara Kitchen

 dowel rod installation by Sara Polacek

illustration by Idlewild Co.

Funny isn't it how we break our own hearts? Disappointed in omittances of truth and our own failure  to live up to the heroes we think we are, with hands in our pockets, we walk with heavy hearts.  I'm sorry for breaking yours.

photo of a boat navigating the ocean waves with rice sack sails 
 by Robbin Hammond

illustration by Teressa Ong

beautiful stamps by Diana Beltran Herrera

Awake & Asleep Star Door Hanger by Misako Mimoko via Handmade Charlotte

The World Stage in Leimert Park

Kamasi Washington & The Next Step 

Counting blessings on new year's

 Having lost the presence of a few loved ones, 2014 broke my heart.

Luckily I've been able to  bask in the beauty of many others who create change and
fill this world with so much light and laughter.

 2015, I'm ready for you. 

PS I wish I had photos of the other homies.