our homie dzine updates with a brand new website. i love how the line work in his paintings is so crisp it looks like it was made on a computer.

upcoming Faesthetic contributor Nikolay Saveliev has a fantastic portfolio, full of sell initiated projects that are both familiar in that mid 80’s push pin studio’s vibe as well as ultra contemporary and fresh feeling. he’s young.. expect big things in the future from this guy…

fucking amazing! grabbed from supertouch.
our main man skullphone hijacks clear channel digital billboards around LA. this is big…
ok… looks like he actually paid to have the images run on the clear channel billboards.
he’s still fucking rad

our friend john trippe over at fecalface.com has himself an awesome new gallery. their second show opens this saturday in SF and features faesthetic friends Cody Hudson, Keith Shore and Travis Millard. Awesome!

Parallel Strokes is a collection of interviews with twenty-plus contemporary typeface designers, graffiti writers, and lettering artists around the world. It’s written by Ian Lynam, a very talented guy ive had the pleasure of working on a few projects with. The book features a few past Faesthetic contributors including Mike Giant and Joker.

I don’t normally use this blog to promote my personal work, but if anyone lives in or around Chapel Hill / Carrboro NC, swing by Wootini this friday for my solo show! I hope to see some Think Faesters out and about while im in town.

Speaking of Threadless… I wanted to congratulate Ray Frenden on being one of the winners for the 2007 Bestee awards. In addition to being a ferociously talented illustrator, Ray is a contributor to issue #8 of Faesthetic (out late April.)