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Collaborations with GS Graphic Studio

I thought it was about time I gave a shout out to my longtime partner and brother for all intensive purposes, Emanuel, (Manny) D'Argenio, the man behind GS Graphic Studio. Tonight we collaborated, and executed in just about an hour, the piece you see above, a customized vinyl sticker application for my iPhone case that Manny and I dreamed up and designed on the spot using my concept and his computer design skills.
Manny did the work on illustrator like the wizard he is and then proceeded to cut the vinyl using his high tech cutting machine, and then do the skill work to custom apply it to my iPhone case. Enjoy a few pics below of the process, and while your at it, click here, or continue on to the bottom of this entry to see another one of our recent collaborations of fine T-shirts based on photos I took around Ahmadnagar, India, that I'm sure you'll enjoy:

The Great American Bubble Machine

Just gotta publish this, pass it on . . . glorify Mr.Taibbi . . . Rolling Stone, despite the fact that you put the Jonas Brothers on your cover, you must still have some mojo working from your "70 cover . . . ahem ahem



You know the bottom line . . . is that there is nothing to worry about because its just more room for India to take over. Which is predestined anyway. And by the way, for those of you who have never read the actual article, written by Pete Townsend, in all his honest debaucherious glory, that goes along with the '70 Rolling Stone with Baba on the cover, I highly encourage you do so . . .

Ant mega-colony takes over world

No, seriously, they did, its on the BBC and shit.

Oh, and would you look at that, damn it, now it's official:



they planted the flag in Antartica.

Tommy, we can hear you.

This must be shared with the world.
For those of you who don't know what the hell is happening here, you must, I repeat, you must, become aware of the source, and take place in the cultural event of our time, our generation's "Rocky Horror Picture Show,"

THE ROOM

Sustainability Personified

Spotted in central park, a bird making its nest out of found iPhone headphones. A model of recycling and sustainability. Good on you fair sparrow.