Wednesday, August 27, 2008

how can a man so skinny live so fat?????



On the art scene since 1987, DIET has made himself a known writer in the area for sometime now. We get a closer look in this brief documentary behind the artist’s roots and artwork. In conjunction, premiering this Friday at Stussy San Francisco will be an exhibition by the SF based graf artist. Featuring some of his colorful nostalgic pieces and wall installation, it will surely be a packed house on the Haight. The show will be curated by White Walls with sponsorship from Montana Paint, so if your in the area like myself, be sure to check it out.

Stussy San Francisco
1409 Haight Street
San Francisco, CA 94117
August 29th 8pm - 11pm

Friday, August 22, 2008

Sneak Peek.

BAD LUXURY X BLACKLISTED

THIS IS HARDCORE fest is going on all weekend in philadelphia, and these shirts will be on sale at the Blacklisted merch table, Philly show, Philly band, Philly shirt...

Bad meaning...THEE BADDEST!

The few...The proud.
Took a day trip with my uncles and cuzzo to the Marine corp museum in Quantico Va. We all love peace, love and flowers and what not, and this isn't a glamorization of war, its merely a post to reflect on the marines that fought on foreign soil around the world so that we here at home can have the freedoms and ideals that we do. I come from a big marine corp family, and from a young age i always had a huge respect for the Marines. Even if you are the hippyest of hippies, you should be proud to have a military division like the marines who is willing to lay their lives on the line for you to enjoy your hippydom...My grandfather was in the 5th marines on Iwojima Isalnd off japan when they raised that flag at mount seribachi, during WW2. I am an americana enthusiast and the Marine corp is a great example of American pride, read some of the quotes, and look at some of the pics, and displays, and think to yourself would you lay your life on the line for your country?








































The museum is supposed to resemble the raising of the flag by the marines at seribachi in WW2 that marked the change in the war in the American favor!