April 2009

Yuta Onoda @ Subtext

Yuta Onoda
Recently added Secret Still Thousandaire Player’s Club Member Forever, Yuta Onoda (previously mentioned), hit me with the knowledge of a new piece (pictured above) that he’ll be showing at Subtext Gallery come Friday night. The show is a group effort titled The Kids Are Alright featuring work from emerging artists, and curated by the always bakery-fresh Beau Basse of LeBasse Projects. All of the work in the show is seriously top notch, and priced to move even in the tough economic times, so you might want to think about stealing a few more car stereos this month to buy some art. The show opens tomorrow, May 1st, with a reception from 6-10pm at Subtext HQ in San Diego. Anyone in the area want to hook a brother up with some opening photos, I’ll post ‘em up here real nice like. For all four of you to see.

The Kids Are Alright @ Subtext

Art
Painting
Shows

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Videos

Word to your mothafuckin’ mother.



Firekites - Autumn Story

Word Worms

A Lull - Skinny Fingers

ShapeMaker

Kevin Smith Talks about Superman

Video

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Pamela Michelle Johnson

Pamela Johnson
What better way to comment on the inherent gluttony in American culture than to throw the crap we eat back in our faces? Pamela Michelle Johnson calls teach one an American Still Life, but she might as well just call them portraits. I’m pretty sure that the painting of the iced circus animal cookies is actually a painting of me. Except for the big stack of burgers (I don’t need more than one), I would destroy all of those foods. I have kind of a problem with sugar. And by problem I mean torrid love affair. Thanks for making me feel the guilt, Pamela; I really needed that.



Pamela Michelle Johnson

Art
Food
Painting

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Network Osaka

Network Osaka
If this guy isn’t Swiss, then let me just say, “Suck it, Switzerland!”. I bet you don’t think you’re so badass now. If it turns out he is swiss, then I won’t apologize for my outburst. Smug, chocolate-making bastards.

Network Osaka

Design
Illustration

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Videos

They’ve created glow in the dark puppies, and these videos are equally as adorable and pointless.

Subprime

Onwards

The Cheerleaders

Drunk History vol. 4: William Henry Harrison

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Twitter

The Toilet
No one has asked, because no one emails me, but no I don’t have a twitter, and, fingers crossed, I never will. However, my toilet does have a twitter, even though I told it how that would really strain our relationship. Follow it if you like poop.

The_Toilet

Weird

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Wooooo #6

Wooooo
I think I mentioned Wooooo mag a ways back when I got issue 5 in the mail (I ordered it; no one sent me anything free; I make my own way), but Issue 6 is in my hands and I can’t think of a better time to give Wooooo a review. Today’s review will be in the form of an open letter to the mag, but which also works as an open letter to Steve Gutenberg, kind of like a fucked up palindrome. Or not like that at all, really.

Dear Wooooo,

I’m sitting here, listening to Tiny Tim and Iron Maiden alternatingly, and looking through your mag. I love your work. You wanna know what I love so much about it? I mean the real answer, not the schlocky, neutral, I’m-trying-not-to-piss-anyone-off answer. I love it because it’s so easy to covertly carry into the bathroom at work. I can put the thing in my back pocket –never the front, because then it would look like I’ve got some giant square boner–and  enjoy reading it while I’m pinching loaves in privacy.  Ya see, I like to take secret shits at work. I don’t want anyone here to know that I’m droppin’ a deuce, and carrying a book into the bathroom would be a dead giveaway. Because you’re so small, I can still manage to enjoy some stealthy, ninja-like dooks in the office and have something to read all the while. If you think that that role could easily be filled by a lot of publications, you’re an asshole and you’re wrong. Until now the only books that came in such a tiny, hideable size were pocket rhyming dictionaries, and guides to other countries, which are great if I’m trying to write some fat flows for my next freestyle battle, or wondering what I shouldn’t say to strangers on the street in Sweden (answer: anything), but otherwise useless. Although I’ve recorded many a grammy nominated hip hop track using rhymes composed while dropping The Cosby Kids off at the pool. You really saved my movements, Wooooo. There’s even the added bonus of squeezing them out faster because I’m laughing. Did you know that when you laugh and shit at the same time your brown-eye clenches and unclenches in a really helpful way? The more you know. The faster I can crap it up, the faster I can leave the bathroom, making my suspicious coworkers think that maybe I just really had to pee, or I spend a lot of time looking at myself in the mirror. I’m the vain guy with the weak bladder, but not the guy who shits. I don’t want anyone that I work with to even know that I have an asshole, and thankfully you’re there to help.

p.s. I really loved you in the Police Academy movies, and it sucks that you were so overshadowed by Wilford Brimley in Coccoon. But what can you expect from a guy of his caliber? At least you got to bone an alien.

Love always,

Brad

Wooooo

Magazines

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Videos

All I’ve got for you today are videos, but they’re all fantastic. Prepare to facebook your asses off.

Full Frequency Promo

Lost and Found

Inspired Bicycles

Queen Bohemian Rhapsody Old School Computer Remix

Baby Preacher

Video

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Dreamers Ink Aesthetics

Designers Ink Aesthetics
Some damn fine type work. That’s really all it takes to catch my design eye. Don’t fuck that up and you’re homefree.

Dreamers Ink Aesthetics

Design
Typography

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Angie Wang

Angie Wang
Angie Wang, Illustratress, you are the fucking jam. Extra-special, supersized, phatass, bazooka props on the sweet site design. Keep it real.

Angie Wang

Art
Drawing
Illustration

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