I love the colors and psychedelic graphics in this video!

AIR MUSIC VIDEO SING SANG SUNG from MATHEMATIC SAS on Vimeo.

SUPER OK Art Show

Here are some pictures from the "Super OK" art show. I had planned on doing more things, but all in the past 2 months my husband and I found out we are having una baby AND we moved... So life has been very hectic! I did manage to make a few new pieces, and I mixed them with some of my old pieces, figuring nobody has ever really seen them anyway. I think it turned out pretty well for my first show. I can't wait to do more. Check out some pictures:

Me in front of my stuff:


My pal Alex Funderburk with his stuff:

Jesse Fortune and his stuff:

Old and new friends:

Inside the gallery:

Super OK Art Show

Click on the flyer to make it bigger! November 7th, 7pm-10pm. Tacos and tunes! GINAC gallery in Santa Ana, California. I will be showing some stuff. :)

Marnie Weber

A while back, this fella I know had this amazing picture of 2 people dressed up like poodles with balloons. It looked like it was probably taken in the 60s or 70s. I was searching online for some sign of the picture because I wanted to know more about it. And instead I found this artist Marnie Weber.

From the looks of her website, she does just about everything, but what I really liked were the costumes and photos. They are super creepy, but in a way that I like. You know, that way that makes you feel kind of like “eeeeehhhhhhh...” (and side-shuffle away cautiously). Not like rapist-creepy.


I remember as a kid I would watch “Land of the Lost” and there was this lo-fi quality about it that made it seem so creepy to me. When the sleestacks came on, I would get totally scared, but I would try not to be a wusslord. I felt the same way about any show with weird puppets. I also remember as a really little kid, I liked playing with dolls, but at night I would make my mom put them in her closet because I was afraid they would come to life. That’s kind of how this stuff makes me feel!




And finally, if there's one thing I like, it's costumes. I just flat-out love that one of her mediums is making costumes, whether they serve a purpose or not.

I still never found the poodle people, but I think after I found Marnie’s website I stopped looking.

*Update: I just got totally schooled! While I was waiting for images to upload for this post, I did some more browsing on Marnie Weber and found out that she did the album artwork for the Sonic Youth album "A Thousand Leaves"... could this get any better?! AND apparently she is kind of a bad-ass who has been in like a gazillion bands, including one called The Spirit Girls. She is probably some sort of legend that I am just behind the times on.

One of my duties at work today was to taste-test all of the flavors of our new Paul Frank Lip Smackers! It's a dirty job, but someone's gotta do it. My favorites were Julius' Coconut Cream and Worry Bear's Honey, but they were all really good. Other flavors incude Chachi's Fried Ice Cream, Sheree's Sweet Sugar Berry, and Clancy's Cotton Candy.

Look for Paul Frank Lip Smackers in stores Spring 2010.

I drew this in my friend Paul’s sketchbook. I like markers, and was thinking of doing some 'for-reals' drawings with them.

Also...
Check out Best Coast. I am loving these songs “about summer and the sun and the ocean and being a lazy creep”. They sound like modern lo-fi Phil Spector awesomeness.