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31 Dec
It’s a wrap 2011…farewell and good riddensI spent some time I spent a good chunk of this year restructuring junkprints and developing an awesome team. It’s been interesting meeting and working with all types of folks. Honestly I have met with some real goons but the good ones always sift to the surface. I think I’ve left the knuckleheads behind Working [...]
30 Dec
Holiday Window Decorations On Myrtle AveI finally had a moment to catch my breath! Over the holiday season I was commissioned to decorate store windows for 6 shops along Myrtle Ave. Here are some pics! The Pillow Cafe Brooklyn Polish Bar The Five Spot Burzh-Wa Hair & Spa Brooklyn Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
30 Dec
Styling for People StyleWatchHi there! I have some exciting news to share! For the past few months I’ve been doing some still life styling for People StyleWatch Magazine. Yep you read that right, my lil name is in print is one the most widely distributed magazine! The first issue is this dec./jan issue.
20 Nov
BLACKEST BLACK FRIDAY NOV. 25th-27thYo! The Fine folks at Junkprints are hosting the blackest black friday open studio ever. This event is going to be so black that your gonna need a flashlight & affirmative actions to balance it out. Just kidding! I’ve been prepping for the holiday season & am thrilled to be open 11/25-11/27 for all your [...]
20 Nov
SHOP IN PERSON 12/17/11On Saturday, December 17, 2011, the LADIES LOVE PROJECT presents its third POP-UP SHOP at the West Village Brecht Forum, 451 West Street from 12pm – 8pm. The PROJECT, a brainchild of renowned street artist TOOFLY and sound sensation PattyDukes of the Circa95 duo, highlights some of NYC’s most creative underground artists and designers. The [...]
17 Oct
BLUE COLLARAmerica is one hot mess, it’s always been a hot mess. I’m glad that the US has finally taken note of this, with the Occupy everywhere protests. I only wish the protests were more focused. Many things suck, but they get better when we get better…aggressively better. We will work harder than our parents for [...]

