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This Saturday April 16th, Ryan McGinness Studios will be hosting party #40 of their “50 Parties” project. The night will be miniature golf themed, and will feature a hand-crafted 18 hole course! For details visit www.50parties.com!

I had a Putting-Booth set up at Mass Market 5!! $1 got you a few chances to sink a hole-in-one, winners received a piece of handmade custom fine art! Some winning examples after the jump! Read the rest of this entry »

I sold merch For Dinosaur Jr a couple weeks ago in Cape Cod. Then I wrote about it for Impose Magazine. Read the rest of this entry »

Caught up with some Brooklyn homies and headed to Wizard World Philly this weekend. Did merch for Kaiju Big Battel, and checked in at Space 1026 to see the Matthew Palladino and Eric Shaw show. Visited Ben Sisto’s Brooklyn studio on Sunday. a couple more pics after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »

Official Cut&Paste Barcelona website here. More Spain pics after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »

The Berlin show was bananas. The owner of the venue, a warehouse turned club, was riding his motorbike around while we were setting up. The crowd was really lively, and weren’t bashful about expressing their opinions. More Germany after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »

London was stop two on the tour. I had the pleasure of meeting a ton of rad people, and totally had the confidence to speak their native language! Here is the link to the official London Cut&Paste web page. More London flicks after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »

Amsterdam was the first stop on my European Cut&Paste adventure. The venue was this beautiful canal-side building with Louisiana paddle-boat type architecture inside. I had an oppertunity to quickly catch-up with Femke Hiemstra, who is a crazy-talented painted, in-tune with the Ice Cream People community. Official Cut&Paste Amsterdam web page here.

First off, Dan Deacon hates this poster. Specifically the way I drew him. (I’m sorry man, I draw everyone grotesque!) The flyer was for one of the shows I threw at Mass Art, in conjunction with BOWAAC and Urban Monsters. First Time I met Mr. Deacon was at the Avalon in Boston, when he was opening for Girl Talk. I was around because I was painting this wild roadside DKM mural on the back of the club, and I overheard Dan talking about the band Neptune. I interrupted to announce they’d be playing later that night at the Milky Way in JP. I went to that Neptune show, and sure enough Dan Deacon jumped on the roster last-minute for a midnight neon-skull freak-out!

The Ultimate Reality show advertised above was a blast, Jimmy Joe Roche had made visuals for the tour, and Deacon was providing the score. I remember they wanted to push the sound up to 11. Lots of concern over the volume. Local heroes Ho-Ag and Big Digits opened, alongside my pal Dank of Main Fader.