Showing posts with label Crafts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crafts. Show all posts

Sunday, February 19, 2012

Print Sale + Swap meet - Sunday, February 26th

Somehow I found myself hosting a Print Sale/Swap meet next Sunday. These things happen sometimes, where I will be noodling about and all of a sudden a bunch of opportunities present themselves and I just say YES YES YES and then I have all this planning and organizing to do!

So, this group called the Centaur Collective invited the Squirrel Scouts to host a few workshops during their residence at the Sancho Gallery. Well, I took it upon myself to create a fun event that some fellow artists could benefit from, a Print Sale! So, if you're an artist and want to sell your stuff, shoot me an e-mail. Otherwise, come by and say hello!


Wednesday, January 4, 2012

MathCraft

Happy New Year!! I spent New Year's day making modular origami with Ren and watching movies with my room mates. I will post a picture of the triangle icosahedron we made. This is a pyramid (stellated) icosahedron that I made yesterday while Ren made this lego VW bus. It is made with 30 pieces of paper!
Here is a picture of the two playing together.

Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Royal-T

Merit Badges

Styrofoam printed x-mas cards

Bike tube bow clips

Styrofoam printed SS paper lunch bags

Pencil pouches

Satanic and columbian jewelry 






Screen printed patches!

Squirrel Scouts booth at Royal-T's Holiday Bazaar

Thursday, December 15, 2011

Friends, Art, and Life in Cell Phone photos from the Last 3 Months

dumpstered veggies in santa cruz
festive stockings at work

west side mosey
best living room ever
our artcycle booth
TMKZ projector art
PAINT <b>ALL</b> THE THINGS!
my tallbike, she doesn't have a name yet
this is what i do for a living
killradio.org
new mural at the casa
modular shelving unit in my room/studio, made from cardboard and hot glue
shakra at the broom factory
renning shoots a revolver

4evar
halloween banners at work
adroable pumpkin illustrations at work!

Saturday, October 22, 2011

October

We Are All Animals MMXI was a success!! Hundreds of amazing people came out for the show and many talented artists contributed. Many thanks to give! I don't have many pictures of the night, but I promise you, this show is a force to be reckoned with. Next installment will be in Los Angeles.
Check out more pictures from the opening on the flickr page, where you can also see photos from March's show: We Are All Animals Flickr

Nowadays, I've been pretty bogged down by a 40 hour work week at my new art store job. When I'm not clocked in, I'm usually with my Squirrel Scouts burning screens or making dresses or running booths at festivals. We are beginning to establish ourselves in Los Angeles and soon we'll have our very own store front, live/work warehouse and community space! Check out some of the things we've been working on and like our Facebook page!
handmade fabric Squirrel Scout merit badges (made by me).

Also, I finally got to finish drawing out that mural I was talking about a few months ago. I call it "Flower Pickers". Hopefully it will be approved for production and become a mural at LA Guild!
close-up of a black blob man.
click for a full size image (not hi-res)!
That is all for now!

Friday, April 22, 2011

Brown Paper Bag Book

I made a book! I used some brown paper bags, scrap fabric, hot glue, elmers and a snap button.

Check it out in this video below. I look tired, I know! Now that I'm done with this I'm going to bed. Good night!

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

POT LEAVES AND XMAS STOCKINGS

All week I've been working on projects around the warehouse. Cleaning, organizing, decorating, crafting, painting, etc. I haven't spent a moment to work on my own art, but I really don't mind at all.
Here are some projects we've been working on:
Our dear friend Mike was kind enough to do all of our plumbing for us free of charge, as long as we provided him with beer whenever he asked. He outfitted us with a kitchen sink and hot water (finally!). In return, he requested that we build him a freak chopper bike. So here's what we came up with! It's probably one of the most beautiful freak bikes that have come from the warehouse. Fuzz did most of the welding and assembling and I did the pot leaf detail on the fenders and body. Marcus did the beautiful lettering. Sweet deal!

The holidays are just around the corner, so the ladies of the house have been busy getting into holiday spirit. We're making stockings for all of the residents and our extended family, each customized to their personality and taste. Here are just a fraction of them, a lot of people have taken theirs home already so I didn't get to take photos. Anyway, what I learned this week is that it's way more fun making stuff for your loved ones than for yourself. More collaborative projects to come, I still have to document them all.

Monday, November 22, 2010

Saturday, November 6, 2010

COACH

For this project, I got to work with Coach designing handbags on-site during a one night event called "Fashion's Night Out" at Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. Once a year, all the stores stay open late and have special events going on like ferris wheels and celebrity appearances. Coach hired me to hand-paint their tote bags!

All night long, I painted limited edition canvas totes that shopper's bought; with my own designs or customized for the shopper. It was nice collaborating with shopper's and seeing the smiles on their faces when they saw their customized bags. Also, the hors d'œuvres were irresistible (and so were the cocktails, haha).

Thank you every one at the flagship store for hosting me and COACH for providing the lovely canvas's to work on!

gotta love the filligree


This woman had me draw a classic road bike to match her pink Colnago.

I made sure all the parts were there!


To see all the bags I did that evening, check out my flickr.
Photo cred: sheli! (thanks again, you rock)