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This is the piece I donated.
Poketo Cancer Benefit & Art Auction
This Friday June 5, 7 - 10 PM
from POKETO:
Poketo Cancer Benefit & Art Auction
This Friday June 5, 7 - 10 PM
Poketo Studio
510 S. Hewitt St. #506 (5th floor) Los Angeles, CA 90013
Auction will be from 7 - 9 PM, winning bidders receive art by10 PM.
100% of proceeds will go directly to support recovery of Justin Van Hoy
Cash or check only. No credit cards will be accepted.
We're holding a huge silent art auction titled, F%#k Cancer! We Love Justin to raise funds for the medical treatment of artist Justin Van Hoy. Over forty important Los Angeles artists will be donating their work, with more artists added to the roster daily. All proceeds will go directly to support recovery of Justin. Those unfamiliar with Justin might not be as distant from him as perceived. As the art director for SWINDLE Magazine, and contributor of works for artists and brands such as OBEY, Roger Gastman, Cobra Snake, and more.Contributing artists include Shepard Fairey, Tim Biskup, Saelee Oh, Jeana Sohn, Travis Millard, Mel Kadel, Marco Zamora, Ye Rin Mok, Josh Cochran, Caroline Hwang, Amanda Visell, David Weidman,Studio Number One, Sumi Ink Club, Chris Bettig, Sarajo Frieden, Kim Buzzelli, and a lot more … ALSO, goods from Poketo, Obey Clothing, and prints from Mike Giant, Dalek, Saber, Jim Houser, and more.
I miss this space, need to recreate it, right now it is half-assed.
I am STILL working on the children's book, numerous re-dos of the cover and also some more for title page, ending page, etc. I cant wait for it to be done but as it drags on it is harder and harder to muster the energy to actually finish.
thinking of going to Topanga days but it's $20 to get in! sheesh!
if they work out I might get these:
I can't ignore my feet anymore. :(
I don't think these are too bad for orthopedic shoes, though.
next step is finally making an appointment with the podiatrist.
yawn.
surprisingly this has been my best seller so far. I love it! I thought it was kind of silly and fun, something I did truly for my own satisfaction. I really didn't think it would get much attention, yay!
also, I can't wait for this tonight: http://girlsnightout.sheckys.com/la/spr
just wish i had a lot of cash to blow! I have been dreaming of shopping sprees...
I'm a little tired of rail-thin, drop-dead gorgeous models and wouldn't mind seeing some "average" folk in some spreads. Especially the real artistic fantasy ones.
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I hope to do some once again but my own ideas and characters!
My jewelry is on display now in the jewelry store I am working at! I will be adding it to etsy soon and also adding more pieces! I feel so lucky to have found this job! I have learned SO much and it really feels like a family. Everyone is very supportive and open and we are all growing together.
I have also been able to play a little at what I always thought would be a dream job...window dressing!
This is the current display I designed at the store:
On another note, I am sad that Paperboat ( http://paperboatboutique.com/ ) is closing but I am sure those girls will continue doing great things. I don't know if this economy turn has hit bottom yet but I sure hope it doesn't go much further... :(
I made mac'n'cheese pancakes. I had a box of mac'n'cheese in my cupboard from an impulse buy a few weeks ago, I ended up making ot for dinner Sat. night. I was feeling lazy and my husband wasn't hungry.
I had some left overs so decided to use it in our pancakes Sunday morning. It was organic mac'n'cheese and whole wheat pancakes. Probably not as ooey gooey tasty as the ones made with cheddar cheese but delicious just the same.
soooo goood!!!!
I had a nice lunch at Bergamot Station with Lizvet. I also discovered the art of Michael Page at Copro Nason.
http://www.michaelpageart.com/
VIKINGS! gar! I am trying to be more spontaneous. emotional and free with my drawing...
http://illustrationfriday.com/
hi, y'all.
I've been making jewelry. Still working on the children's book. Close to done but have to redo a few spreads, still a ways to go. I was hoping that all the fear and dread I had getting into this would all be silly and trite and it would be a breeze. It's not. It's hard. and long. And draining. And stressful. BUT it will all be fantastic once it is all done.
http://flickr.com/photos/axel_h/
http://www.lostateminor.com/
is an amazing site!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
PearsonMason invited me to contribute to their Shop Local article on Etsy.
You can see it here:
http://www.etsy.com/storque/spotlight/g
The other Shop Local articles are here:
http://www.etsy.com/storque/search/t
It's really neat to see other crafter's faces and where they live.
:)
I WILL BE SIGNING (GULP!)HERE!
I have a painting in this book, well, it's really a little magazine, only 5 bucks with some great art!
BOOK RELEASE + ARTIST SIGNING
After two years of exhibitions, interviews and editing the ISM: Untitled Love Project is finally finished. This emotionally-influenced experiment brought together 100 artists from around the world to examine the broken heart through their medium of choice with only one restriction - vulnerability is a necessity. Join us as we celebrate and get your Untitled Love Project Book signed by ISM and artists.
WHEN: Saturday, December 13th, 7:00pm - 10:00pm
WHERE: Cerasoli : LeBasse Gallery, 8530-b Washington Blvd., Culver City, CA 90232
http://www.ISMcommunity.org/ulprelease
AND I Will be a vendor at the Co-Lab Art & Craft market on Sunday Dec. 14th from 10-5. The Co-Lab is an artist's bazaar gathering over 20 vendors and offering unique and rare handmade gifts, fashion items, and other treats. It will be in Alhambra at Nucleus Gallery (a very cool spot)!
*Admission is free
*Free raffle tickets and giveaways
*View artwork from this years Benefit Auction
http://gallerynucleus.com/event/169
