sarah bocket, a really talented friend of mine, made her craft fair debut last week at renegade la, and it was such a treat to see a stash of her amazing hand-painted pieces in the bocket booth. basically, she finds wooden objects at thrift stores and paints on them. simple concept, sure. but when you see these guys in person, wow is the only thing you can say.
make sure to check out the bocket store on etsy.
so happy to present this years christmas mix, hand-picked by none other than the mike of my dreams, haha. Details »
here’s a promotional poster i did for the boys of youth cattle in orange county. if you come out this friday, i’ll be the one scatting all the lead guitar parts.
the ever lovely sarah bocket of bocket store fame asked me to compose a score for her silent film ‘it’s that simple!’ featuring her hand-dotted thrift store bowls that are touring at craft fairs across the country. Details »
i am incredibly stoked for this.
i felt compelled to learn a few phrases in mandarin for my upcoming trip to china. and since i’m going with a bunch of people i thought it would be helpful to make videos that will 1.) encourage them to learn and 2.) entertain. just finished my last video of the series, which has to be the best one ever, and here they all are in one place for you to enjoy! Details »
monsieur jonathan hyde approached me to help him out with a type treatment for the end frame of his newest short piece, ‘the color of love,’ based on a poem by federico garcia lorca. check out this little ditty.
ran into university-mate, masato nakada, on the street randomly after work today, and it was surreal seeing someone i would associate with school and boston in a los angeles setting. check out his website. he recently graduated from calarts and has some beautiful work to show for it.
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