Photo shirts come and go and while some capture the specific feeling of a specific moment few capture the feeling of a scene. Dan Boulton‘s series on London’s South Bank captured that feeling and this shirt highlights one of those moments that can only be experienced at South Bank. Produced by Dozen Co. out of England.

We teamed up with the super creative folks at “Blood of the young” zine in Toronto, Canada to offer these new watches, a touch retro and a touch classy (gold trim inspired by the mumble collab we did awhile back) want one? more here use “mumble” at checkout for a little bonus discount!

NEW YORK, NY: I’ll be participating in an upcoming group show, Rabid, Wild & Docile, which opens at myplasticheart  NYC February 24th, from 6-9pm.   The show features various bear-inspired works from artists such as Luke Chueh, EVOKER, Tim Sullivan, Flying Fortress, and many more!

Rabid, Wild, & Docile
A collection of bear inspired artwork
February 24 – March 25, 2012
myplasticheartnyc
210 Forsyth St
NYC 10002

So, yeah, last summer I was curating a few chunks of that huge skateboard art show in Paris called Public Domaine… This one.  Among other things, I was in charge of a deck exhibit downstairs under the moniker Agents Provocateurs -an anthology of offensive/controversial/political/message-charged skateboard graphics from then (1990-ish) to now. So that could have been that.

But the venue in question bares a souvenirs-type of shop, and I thought it’d be cool to pick a few of the graphics exhibited and make super high-quality silk-screen prints of them, just a run of 100 prints for each. The two chosen ones ended up being the Sean Cliver “Charles Manson Brown” done for 101 in 1993, and Todd Francis’ “Nature’s Revenge” deck for Julien Stranger out on Antihero.

To make sure this awesome art was going to be treated right, I really wanted to work with Anagraphis/Les Freres Lumineux, whose outstanding portfolio print work for legendary alternative cartoonists (Robert Crumb, Gilbert Shelton etc) is mind-blowing, albeit of course not cheap at all.

Prints were made, they looked great, a bunch sold at the show… But the leftover was pretty much promised to rot in the shop’s basement once it was over. It killed me to see it going to waste. So in broke-ass, yet super-hero-ish fashion, I went and salvaged the about 50 prints of each graphic left. The only thing I forgot is that I might not have at all the money for it but fuck it, I bought them all back -scooped them up American Pickers-style, minus the profit. And here they are now, available exclusively on Memory Screened!

Have a few remaining Sorry You’re Beautiful signs available from the You Are Beautiful exhibit… Just in time for Valentines!
9″x12″ on weatherproof polyvinyl. Edition of 20. Black or Red colorways. $25 US shipping included / $30 International shipping included. Contact me for details.

I decorated a cake last week and fellow Melbourne skateboarder, Tim Hillier spent a few days filming the process and editing it down into this short clip. Jason James created the animated title at the start and awesome SF skate rock band Hightower unknowingly contributed to the tunes.

Here’s the clip http://vimeo.com/35732344

Artist and designer Jason Vivona is showing some new work this month at the Slingluff Gallery in Philly – the opening party’s this Saturday night, February 4 from 6-9pm. Stop by if you’re in town – should be a pretty sick show.  11 W. Girard in Fishtown.

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The Quiet Life’s end of the season sale is here, act now to get some great deals on what’s left of their fall catalog.

I’m super excited to announce Booze, Dudes and Bears, a new zine of drawings, to be published with the help of the awesome folks at The Secret Headquarters. We’re going to debut it for the LA Zine Fest Feb. 19th alongside Nick Thorburn’s new zine What A Gas.

Fantastic buddy and new dog mama Andrea Innocent drops a new site for yo fool eyeballs to geek out on. Get some!! Ask her how Pickles is progressing with his potty training.