Cobra Eagles are cool but

Cobra Eagles are cool but

But TigerDragons might just be a little cooler

Some things that we all should know

CERNO

  Verb (Latin) 1. To resolve, distinguish, decide, sift, determine, to perceive.

 Nick Sheridan, Bret Englander, and Dan Wacholder of CERNO

Here are a few of my favorites pieces so far

CUBO

SERO

SALIX

VIRGA

A SNEAK PEAK AT

FORMA

Collaboration w Desiron

INFORMATIONAL POSTERS ARE AWESOME

whats more American then apple pie? well duh!

did I mention..........Americaaaaaa Fuck yeah

Understanding the Rap game

If you ever had a hard time understanding the rap game maybe this will help

Derek Hynd. Some of the best surfing I have seen in a while

Nice to see progress going in another direction!

Garbage Pail Kids

Saw a GPK on Jordan's blog and
remembered how much i loved them as a kid.
Not sure which one is more me?

can you say hell ya

got this is the mail today

thanks big sis
yes there are chips in the box

only $9.97

Have you ever wondered how much it cost to heal your pain?

Well now you know its only $9.97
for the healing power of Jesus

Side hustleing

need a side hustle here's a good idea

My God sons

Tosh Johnson
coolest 3 year old in the world

Tosh and his cousin Jaide

Jack Hurst "mini coach" watch out all yall

NEW YORK FURNITURE DEALERS OF DECO, ARTS & CRAFTS & CONTEMPORARY and GALLERIES

Some footage from a contest in Brazil 2007

RISD Bike Drawings

Three drawing samples are required of all candidates. Each drawing must be done using graphite pencil on a sheet of white paper measuring 16” x 20” (40 cm x 50 cm); other drawing materials should not be used. The first drawing must represent a bicycle. The second drawing must utilize both sides of the sheet of drawing paper. For the third drawing, consider something from three perspectives and relate your three visualizations together on the page.

You may approach these three drawings in any way you wish. For example, your drawings may be realistic or abstract; you may choose to draw an object alone or place it in a situation; you can draw the whole object or only a portion of it, etc.

We consider drawing to be as much about process as presentation, so we encourage you to consider your drawing submissions as exercises in experimental thinking and risk-taking more than final presentations or examples of technical proficiency. We encourage you to consider the full range of possible expression in your submissions, as we do not value any particular style of drawing more than another.

These drawings must be submitted in their original form, not as reproductions. Fold your drawings in half and then in half again to a finished size of 8” x 10” (20cm x 25cm) and be sure to note your full name and address on the back of each drawing.