Pressure’s on.

Thank you for smoking. You subsidize my art.

If you find yourself in Sacramento in July, Abby VanCannon, Victoria Montgomery, and I will be proving the theory that artists are hoarders — this is just a sneak peak. Gallery 21 Ten. Go see it.

It was a moment of weakness.

As the saying goes, sign painters don’t read signs. I claim designers don’t read copy.
(This one is dedicated to M.C.)

This German guy had a few good things to say.

Forget the bus. There are things in life you’ve just gotta do sometimes.

Because I’m always more interested in the art than the article.
Beautiful type in Vanity Fair by Marion Deuchars.

What exactly are we storing away in the boxes we cart from place to place?

Our fondness for stuff affects almost every aspect of our lives. Housing size, for example, has ballooned in the last 60 years. The average size of a new American home in 1950 was 983 square feet; by 2011, the average new home was 2,480 square feet. Full article can be found on the NY Times website

Watch your foot.

Because April 6 can’t come soon enough.