Showing posts with label fail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fail. Show all posts

Thursday, January 15, 2009

What's new. No, for reals.


So yeah. It's a New Year. 2009. Huge. Hope everyone is doing good. It's currently 2:39 am. Vaughn just puked on me big time. The kind where he's smiling afterwards, but I'm covered in liquid lunch. Jax has some kind of funny cry he's doing right now that reminds me of some childhood trauma to the point of making me want to take xanax. Isn't it always the way? I have several things I'm supposed to have drawn waiting for me to complete. It's horrible. Every second I get some free time, all I want to do is go vegetable mode. I'm sorry, Willie D tattoo dude! I swear I will get your designs done!
I hear this gets easier. Whatevs!
Ate an epic slow-cooked turkey dinner, and some how, that helps.

Working on a few other projects which will hopefully mean more entertaining Cade Roster brand products in the future. After all, I want it to be a household name!

Hey, speaking of advertising, big thanks to 808 scene zine for a nice article and pics! Much appreciated!

The point is, I went to Sally French's Wunderlust show at the Koa Gallery at KCC today. freakin' awesome work. If you don't go see this work and you live on Oahu, you're an asshole. It's great stuff, important stuff! Hopefully I can make it to her walk through of the show on Valentine's day.

Friday, June 20, 2008

Home from the...

Trip! So yeah, I'm a father to be. How crazy is that? I'm hoping to post some pics from the trip as I think I got some cool ones. More on that later. So by the way, Good stuff happening at the Honolulu Academy of Arts. or is it the Honolulu Academy of the Arts? Either Way, there is a new exhibition on the Asian American artist. It's called "One way or another" pretty slick stuff. It's all like, tradition turned on its head like none other than someone with the six thousand years of history piled upon them can do. Nice digs. It' a traveling show. From what I hear, once curator Michael Rooks pulled it from the ether and brought it to the Hawaii art scene, so kudos to him, ne?
Anyone who is actually paying attention to this should probably make their way to that show, and feel some Asian American art.
Man, I hope I'm not crying in the dark, here.