I am pleased to announce another brand new print is now available. The print is limited to 100 pieces. Signed and numbered. The poster its self is Hand Pulled Screen-Print on 130 lb non-coated natural stock. The size is 20″x16″ (Not 24″x18″). Get em’ while they’re hot!

For more info check out the store.

I came across this shot, it’s a shot from like last year I believe.

For those who don’t realize that our beautiful concrete lined Los Angeles River is actually a natural body of water, here is a glimse of it’s potential. These concrete veins are essential for our City’s survival, fortunely for us, the city of LA is finally starting to treat it with some respect.

Here is a shot I found online. It’s the booth I created for Roland Sands at a Bike Show, I believe it’s Long Beach.

I was woken up this morning by the pulsating sound of a very large helicopter. When I realized what I was looking at it hit me that it was the Presidential Helicopter flying by and landing near the Dodger Stadium/Police Academy area, on his way to the town hall meeting in downtown LA. Tell me this ins’t the sickest copter yet.

Saint Patrick’s Day has always been difficult to celebrate because on this day eleven years ago, our friend and soldier Tie, Jonathan See Lim, was murdered in the Tenderloin of San Francisco on Turk and Taylor. A man named William Porter shot him in the back of his head while Tie was begining to climb a rooftop to pain. Of cource the SF police covered it up as a robbery and our 18 year old little buddies death went unvindicated. He was a major influence to us all and his memory will live on in our hearts.

Fuck that piece of shit William Porter! I hope he is dying in his own fecies, covered in cancerous tumors. Fuck his life and everyone he knows. Karma has a wicked way of playing itself out to those who cause so much pain.

God Bless the memory of our friend Tie/Seo-Jonathan See Lim.

My piece created for the show, mixed media on archival paper.

Retna

Pose

Risky & Mr. Cartoon, Revok’s “R” painting in the backround.

Krush

Zes

Ewok

The show was a success, had a great turn out and raised quite a bit of funds. There was over 1100 people coming in and out of Canvas Gallery on Fairfax that night. Here is just a few images of the work at the show.

This is a little oil painting inspired from a photograph I took. You can’t beat LA sunsets!

SABER- One of the last pieces I did in 08, downtown LA

RIME

AROE

REVOK

RISKY