a few seasons ago Sixpack France along with the Lazy Dog made this type for a display of the Acid collection of clothing i did for them. looks like it has found a new home on the street....





shout out to Romuald (sitting on the letters in second picture).

another day at HOT DOUG'S.....

Andrew had the Mandarin Orange and Teriyaki Chicken Sausage with Sweet Chili Sauce and Crispy Fried Onions and the Taco Pork Sausage with Jalapeno Mayonnaise and Habanero-Jack Cheese.



i tried the Bacon Cheeseburger Pork Sausage with Coca-Cola BBQ Sauce and Serendipity Cheese.




epic......

got a note from the folks at Wilkintie about an upcoming event they are having.......
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Wilkintie showcase at Outré

we will be launching a showcase of our first eight prints at Outré (including prints by Tim Biskup, Cody Hudson, Klaus Haapaniemi and others). There’ll be afternoon tea and a brief talk by Niels Oeltjen regarding the curation of the project and the letterpress printing process.

We’ll also be around to chat before and afterwards and we’d love to meet you all and hear your thoughts and feedback on Wilkintie.

So please come along and join us. All are welcome, including children (of course!).

Best wishes,
Carly and Niels

Details
Outré Gallery
Saturday May 30 at 2pm
249 Elizabeth St, Melbourne

more photos from the RECORD TIME project.......

heres an image of my piece from the RECORD TIME show curated by Refill in Sydney, Australia. they took each artists work and laser etched it into vinyl records that were also clocks.

they are available in a limited edition of 24 via the Good Folk site.

the cover i did for issue 22 of Monster Children magazine arrived at the studio today.


also here is a sketch of some type i did that did not make it onto the final cover

my favorite franco-american band (the berg sans nipple) is playing at my favorite venue (the empty bottle) in chicago tomorrow (may 7th). they are always fun to watch and always fun to design for. i did their last album cover and also the last EP and some t-shirts in between. here is a look at a little hand done type i did for the tour before this one.

since i moved back to the north side i don’t get to go to Manny’s much, but it is my favorite sandwich in town. it’s been open since 1942 and has what i think is the best pastrami in town. stopped there on the way to the Hyde Park Art Center to work on my installation “Lets Do Some Living After We Die”, it’s a 6 month long installation where i will go back every month or so and add to the piece.



here is the initial Vortex Arch piece in the entranceway to the art center. it is a series of KRINK drawings on wood i’ve collected from dumpsters and other sources.

been hanging out in the desert......
photo: jared eberhardt