Brody Jenner in the mix.

Jesse Alba and Jess Kane.

Skeet Skeet is super sweet.

Better Bacon Tees feature designs by kids and young adults with developmental disabilities.  I found them to be super soft and super cute.  I especially dig the hang tag too.  You get a Polaroid of the artist and a personal statement describing themselves and their creative outlets. 



For more information, please visit www.betterbacon.com

 

 

 

Born and raised in New York City, Eric Haze has been making his impact felt in the worlds of art, product and graphic design for over 30 years.  After spending the 70's and early 80's on the front lines of the graffiti movement, Haze opened his design studio in 1986, becoming one of the first visual artists to define the look and graphic look of Hip Hop during it's golden years.  Some of his most classic works include designs for Public Enemy (I love Public Enemy), EPMD, LL Cool J and the Beastie Boys.

 

I Love Squeak E Clean. 

 

Founded in 1999, ALIFE is a New York City-based, multi-tasking, multi-faceted lifestyle driven company. (Def a hot spot to check out some fineys too.  I highly recommend stopping by and checking it out. hee hee :) Primarily involved in the creation and distribution of its own branded line of soft goods, footwear and accessories, and operation of its flagship boutiques, including ALIFE RIVINGTON CLUB, or A.R.C., which is widely recognized by consumers, press and industry as the world's premiere sneaker boutique.  ALIFE is also well known for its curatorial work, creative direction and production of editorial content for books and magazines, art shows, retail concepts, top-tier branded collaborations, and live music events, as well as ALIFECREATIVE, a full-service creative agency with extensive experience in corporate ID, interior, and magazine design, as well as event planning and execution.

Alejandro Gehry Saving the Human Race, 2008.  Acrylic on canvas 84" x 60"

Alejandro Gehry.  He's got such a dope vibe.

Eddie Ruscha Untitled, 2007-2008.  Acrylic on canvas 12" x 12"

Eddie Ruscha The Bender, 2008. Acrylic on canvas 471/2" x 36"

Carrie Jenkins Two for the Road, 2008.  Gouache, acrylic on paper 14" x 17 3/4"

Coming off a successful set of performances recently at SXSW, indie rocker Leroy Powell and the Messengers performed last week at the Viper Room, in Los Angeles.  Formerly with Shooter Jennings, Leroy is currently working on an album entitled "Angles and Curves."   His music reflects rock, blues and country sounds.  Yeah...he's a total nectar.  I just about passed out when I met him too.  Leroy's next show is at The Roxy May 20th.