PG/HTX/DIG

The 2nd release on the trilogy of t-shirts I collaborated on with Premium Goods. Jamz! This one is only available in the Houston store. Sorry Houston folk that currently live in NYC/BK. You gotta roll back home for this little diddy.

Premium Goods Collaboration!

They are here! If you're in Brooklyn, stop by Premium Goods on 5th Ave in Park Slope and pick up this tee. Look out for the Houston & Premium Goods t-shirts soon.

Pause.

Drake has been an easy target lately. With all the emo-introspective rap he's been cranking out, I forgot how many good songs he's already created. I went back and listened to the mix tapes, cameos and full albums. It's legit ya'll. This dude has been consistently cranking out hits and somewhat unexpected hits ( which, come to think of it might be the issue at heart ). He's currently being things hip-hop has never been. Specifically, vulnerable. It's easy to critique the person that puts himself out there fully. Which actually, presents another issue ya'll. As fans, we prefer our stars to be within sight but difficult to grasp. Drake is completely transparent, making him easy to "get at." So Drake, my bad holmes. You trusted me and I pounced ( Pause ). Whether you thought it is was a safe place or not... I messed up. Although, I wouldn't mind hearing a track like "Wilt Chamberlin" from time to time. Just Sayin'.

Relax X Reality

I designed this piece earlier this year and decided to make it a reality. With the help of Amelia Irwin, we screened this intricate design on Glo-Tone French Paper 19"X25". The 1pt. lines held up and came out better than I could have imagined.

IT'S YOUR COLORWAYS

These shoes were color blocked for the Nick's WWDoP this Saturday by PMK and yours truely. They are featured in our image spot directed by Scott Ducan. Nickelodeon talent also received pair.

Everybody

When the song "Elevators" was released, this hook ( for which this typography/graphic was inspired from ) was the anti-hook. It curled around corners and walked right beside you like a kind stranger. Then it was gone right when you started to understand. You couldn't wait until the next reprise so you could hear it once again. It's an amazing lullaby, who's pacing and breaths made you want to have a life with the same air. This piece is that to me simple, interesting, elegant and going for a ride. Lately, Outkast has been on steady shuffle and repeat. This usually happens during introspective days or periods for me.

I'm looking into using the letterpress technique on this design. 18"X24" or 30"X40

credit: A modified Stymie Hairline