BeavBart shirt

This sweet thang is brought to us by Mildred Town, and what a beauty she is. You should, like buy it and stuff here.

BADBADNOTGOOD | UWM (Ft. Leland Whitty)

BADBADNOTGOOD is a Toronto cover band... and they're pretty good at what they do. You can download their new album on their site.

8-bit ZOMBIE

(8-bit ZOMBIE SNAP BACKS)

Let your mind wonder back, back to the time where things didn't suck so much balls. A time where Nintendo was kings, Saved by the Bell was relevant, the Thundercats were tolerable and people of all colors still wore LA Gear. Yeah, LA Gear!

But rejoice my fellow 80's babies, 8-bit ZOMBIE is our saving grace. Bottling up our gleeful nostalgia and channeling it into pretty neat products.

Better late than never

I can't even say how long it took for these buttons I bought from MASKED to get here, but I can tell you I forgot I even bought them. The order wasn't processed on time and I didn't get any free shit, damn! Bought some stickers from Greg Mike that weren't processed on time and I got a free soda koozie. A SODA KOOZIE (with an emphasis on koozie)! Any who, there here and worth the wait I guess.

More or less a pointless post, but what cha going to do about it?!

Shawn Reevz

Shawn Reevz, showcasing some of his work at the 2011 Boston Comic Con. I don't even know how many times I looked at this video.

Purity Ring - Lofticries

Blood of the Young Zine

(Nelson Muntz BOTY bootleg-t-shirt)

Those cats from Canada are up to something serious. Blood of the Young Zine is a Toronto based publishing company, with some high quality products for sell; zines, book, apparel, and one other shit.

If you get a chance, sneak a peak at this interview with Vice Style.

(BOTY x Furni digital watch)

Check out there store front and cope something: BOTY

Dramamine - wooden bracelets

Dramamine's lucky charm bracelets are pretty cool but the $8 price tag is cooler though.

A simple post....

J Dilla - Last Donut of the Night

Wherefore art thou UrbanMedium?

(UrbanMedium's CheTrooper sticker)

After graduating high school in 2006, I was soon beguiled by street art. Cleverly crafted messages, neatly warps in a cryptic allure, while on display for the world to see. Or in some cases, its just a facet for promotional purposes, with no additional connotation; but I'm not referring to the latter. Around that time though, Atlanta art studio, Foundation One, was opening an exhibit for UrbanMedium (the incarnation of street artists Derek Fridman and Heather Alexander), who seemed pretty omnipresent at the time. With CheTrooper popping up more frequent than an annoying Norton antivirus software update, and I loved. UrbanMedium seemed to be the perfect vehicle to boost Atlanta's rep on a globe scale, but they kind of just... Vanished!

I wish I could come to a sensible consolations or even a feasible resolution for the lack there of... but I guess their just busy or some shit. Even if there are no upcoming projects in the works, UrbanMedium still has a few niknaks for sell in their online store.

01/16/12

Just ripped the zippers off of my camouflage jacket, thus making it look extra snazzy. Hmm... I planned on wearing it tomorrow for a downtown adventure (me taking photos and shit) but the weather seems to be against me.

And this end my pointless post...