Pinch front snap back caps and patch designs for Windy Hill Foods.
Mister Wright Dress Labels
Iv’e been working with fave my boss lady babe Stephanie on branding her recently-launched fashion line, Mister Wright since January. Seeing the label samples has only heightened my curiosity and foray into textile design. Getting fresh-of-the-press posters and cards is just okay now. From now on, I want all my work to come back to me embroidered on silk.
It’s pretty great to be involved with this new venture. The dresses are tailored perfectly – in that way where the bones of the design are so on point that they are invisible and when you wear them you feel like an off-duty, polished supermodel.
Does that sound logical? What I’m saying it that I don’t like to wear dresses, unless I LIKE to wear a dress, in which case, I’ll wear it down to the fibers. If a compliment could be worn as clothing , it would look like Steph’s pieces.
More coming down the line from both of us this year….
Denier Damask clothing labels for Mister Wright.
Welcome Home Poster Art Show
The awesomes over at Human Sciences have partnered with the Refugee Services of Texas to in their words- “(1) provide a gesture of welcome and measure of homeyness, (2) create a bridge between newly resettled families and local arts communities, (3) generate sources of revenue and direct support for Refugee Services of Texas”
Here’s my poster contribution which can be purchased at the show, Friday, June 24th along with a pieces from a lineup of other great Austin artists.Opening exhibition at Studium on Friday, June 24th.
baby art
Time is at Least a Month Real at This Point
Nothing digital or fancy, just a good old pdf to print out and hang up (round 2).
Time Isn’t Real
THE GOLDEN STATE OF MIND
Back from my artful sabbatical in the land of son and fog.As Promised, SFO 2013. 2015 in the works. See full site images here
FASHION FUN FRIENDS
Getting ready to head to the land of clean streets crystals and giant tech by the beach. San Fransisco bound on Tuesday, early in the morning. I planned an art sabbatical for myself this year, right around the time SXSW Music commences. I never fully grasped the full sentiment of having a city as a muse. Well, for creative work anyhow. I hated NYC when I first got there and by the time I left, I feared I couldn’t understand myself anywhere else.San Fransisco has become the place where I let go and dive into my self-practice over the past 2 years. Hoping a week is long enough for me relax and get to “work.” Today I met a new rad friend and stellar photographer, Lauren McKinley. Talena Sandlin of New Bo/Brohemia can be credited for the introduction. I met her a few weeks before at New Brohemia after popping into End of an Ear with Mason to throw up some pieces for Tim. I found my new favorite bell bottoms and a rad primary-colored sweatshirt and a surprise interest from Talena in wearing some clothes for the shop. To clarify; modeling in them :) Needles to say, I’m thankful and delighted to be included in a project with such rad women.
Off to more adventures. Hopefully more pictures, too.
Rainy Updates
Been away for a while. Busy busy with big and good things. Planning a wedding,(sorta!) finally moving into a new home after 5 years, ( r-i-p crummy house! more to come on that project ;) Ritual frame piece below is one of the pieces I’m showing as part of Tim Kerr’s “Tim Kerr and Friends” show at record shop End of an Ear, which he does annually during the month of SXSW. Leaving for San Fransisco next week to escape the march madness. Looking forward to a week of art making and friends.
GRAFIXX Zine Workshop in Antwerp
We (CRUMMY HOUSE) are very excited to participate in Museums Press’ workshop at GRAFIXX, a festival in Antwerp, Belgium. The theme of the book revolves around bootlegging. These are our contributing pages for people to fold into their own bootleg zine! Click here to read more about GRAFIXX