Mom's Blingee Bday

This is oddly ADDICTIVE! and great to fuss with when you just can't be bothered to get creative. also good for a lazy/hungover saturday afternoon. or perhaps a wine-filled evening at home alone or with friends. perhaps there could even be blingee gatherings. perhaps not. anyways, iz fun time fun times most any time

Build your own Blingee

The Quotidian Life

I've been trying to improve my drawing skillz lately and have been really getting into comic book style illustrations...Daniel Clowes, Charles Burns, Ralph Steadman, R. Crumb...and when I saw the American Splendor titlle sequence on artofthetitle.com I googled Harvey Pekar and spent part of the day just looking at his work and reading interviews like this one...

anyways, i really liked this...

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Badass Ladies

It all comes down to how you carry yourself. With confidence one can carry anything off.
I mean this is some serious new-rave gangster shit.

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random things

will laren is a funny mofo

stole these directly from eug's new favorite mag, wooooo magazine.
they're from artist will laren. not sure if these are ever exhibited or run anywhere cause they're pretty nuts and i lurv it.

seoul pics

the fish market. my camera died, thus not much variety in fish pics...






cute cafe, but horrendous music!! Shania Twain!! I wanted to poke out my eardrums...



me looking chubby...i need to go on a diet :(

some pics in that neighborhood we like, whose name i don't know...








the place was closed...could only admire from the outside

i lurv this wall so...

Seoul Again

went to seoul again this past weekend to see eug. we discovered a cool neighborhood (whose name i've forgotten) with cute boutiques, great architecture, and lots of little galleries. so much cooler than anything you'd find here in HK. booooooo HK. one of the galleries we checked out is called arario. they had this bad-ass exhibition called "on air." the first room you step into is setup like a news editing studio with small screens on the wall. each screen displayed news footage of some sort - war, national geographic, landing on the moon, etc. it is all obviously faked, with toy planes, soldiers, animals etc. each theme has some sort of reference to the real and sometimes muddled or exaggerated news. basically a commentary on how you can't really trust everything you see on the news. then you walk into the next and much bigger room where there are mini installations showing how each piece was shot (all in real-time)...it was way cool. we weren't allowed to take photos but below are a few from the site