A really stunning piece by D. A. Shaffer from the Some Product curated Reality Bites art show. This sculpture inspired by the show “Hoarders” totally blew me away. Grateful and inspired to have so many talented people take part and contribute.
Amazed at the effort I put into my band lettering.
Got to check out Wiz Kid play this past weekend. Some pretty rad styles in the crowd and an incredibly entertaining show.
As far as I remember art is pretty much the only thing I cared about since I was a little kid. Making art, looking at art, knowing about it, etc…I can’t think of a bigger influence in terms of humor, aesthetics and style then Ray Pettibon. His striking and often brutally funny images continue to inspire me to this day.
“There was basically all your standard or regular gig posters, and then there were the Ray Pettibon gig posters.”
A pretty rad denim back piece… All the way from Shitoria!
The new, “Origami” cardigan from Some Product photographed along with beautiful handcrafted accessories by Wing for Wwake. All “Art Moms” take note! 
The bamboo feather jersey “Origami” cardigan is available from Some Product for Fall 2012. All accessories are available from wwake.com.
Photos: D.B. for Some Product
Styling: Sohee Lim
Models: Kate Brown and Stacey Armstrong
Hair & Make Up: Kaila Koffski
Assistant on set: Jessica Whitby
Shot at the Some Product Studio in Vancouver.
Photos: D.B. for Some Product, Model: Nan, Assistant: Mook. Shot on location in Bangkok, Thailand.
All items shown are available from Some Product for F/W 2012.
Photos: D.B. for Some Product, Model: P. Buasri. Shot on location at Luxx Hotel in Bangkok, Thailand.
All items shown are available from Some Product for F/W 2012.
What a find! I love the graphic and the sentiment.
We all survive dozens of things daily. Awkward encounters, odd smells, crap movies, break ups, the list could go on and on. This shirt is like a call to raise the “devil sign” with nails painted bright red, to all of life’s little problems.
I recently got an email from a very old friend that contained these two drawings as attachments. Immediately, I realized that these random doodles were made by me in one of his notebooks years ago. I guess it must have been in high school. Not to get overly analytical, but it’s interesting how these two drawings, so poignantly encapsulate something of my teenage psyche. It’s entirely plausible that similar images may appear, if I were to unconsciously start doodling right now.
Thanks to Bob G. for holding on to these Freudian glimpses.
