Mystery!
Got this Cohen collaborative piece in the mail two days ago postmarked what i think is oakland. if anyone has any idea who may have done it, or recognizes the signature,please let us know!
ayejay@ayejay.com
Wesley Willis!
The only celeb i’ve ever asked to have my picture taken with. 
Juxtapoz.com
Custom heavy metal activity book pages from Bigfoot, Anthony L:ister, Nate Van Dyke and Johnny Ryan up on Juxtapoz.com. Big thanks to Ert!
http://www.juxtapoz.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2155&Itemid=62
The gift that keeps on giving!
The Gangsta Rap Coloring Book was included in the Hipster Gift Guide.
http://www.nickydigital.com/index.php?/blog/comments/hipster_holiday_gift_guide_2007_edition/
New Foundation!
Got the ok to post these in December. new things i did for Foundation Skateboards, available down the line. Also posted in the portfolio section.
Chico Legends 2007
The lineup for this years 4th annual Chico legends showcase and Becky Sagers 14th anniversary have been announced! This years headliner will be Marty James from One Block Radius/Scapegoat Wax, with support from Faydog, Gorgeous Armada, and Dr. Becky Sagers, Phd.
As always, the day after X-mas at Duffy’s Tavern!
KP!
We just got this Cohen/Kill Pixie collaboration via e mail. It rules. Thanks KP!
T&A!
Earlier this summer, Portland based artist Klutch had a heart attack. To help cover his insane bills, Todd Bratrud, Aaron Horkey and myself teamed up with Andy at Diesel Fuel Prints to make this benefit art print. Onsale date and price TBA, but i’ll let you know as soon as i know.
As the Transworld turns
In this years Transworld Skateboarding buyers guide theres several pics of the Duffel cryptkeeper board i did for Foundation! In his interview Corey said some very nice things about the graphic and the next one . thanks dude!
Tuvan throat singer illustration!
Melodii Tuvi:
Throat Songs and Folk Tunes from Tuva
Single CD featuring recordings of Tuvan folk music and throat-singing from 1969 with liner notes by noted world music scholar Dr. Pekka Gronow of the University of Helsinki.
With the advent of the folk music revival in the 1960s, a new interest in Tuvan music swept through Asia and Eastern Europe. Capitalizing on this appeal, these recordings were issued in 1969 in the Soviet Union. Dust-to-Digital is proud to reissue for the first time on compact disc these traditional performances including several khoomei songs plus one modern take on the classic Tuvan sound. In khoomei, the singer simultaneously produces two more distinct musical notes: a low, sustained bass note and a flute-like higher note. Tuvan sheep herders often practice khoomei in an effort to calm animals and appease spirits. The effect is hypnotic, eerie, and drone-like, unlike any sound you’ve ever heard come out of a cowboy.
www.dust-digital.com
