Saturday, February 28th, 2009
ROUND 2.
Remember when I posted Jun’s time-lapse charcoal of Chuco? Well, he’s back with a heavily textured painting, offering an alternative approach to the same study.
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Friday, February 27th, 2009
Tal (DCMA) stopped by..

with Benji (DCMA/Good Charlotte). Benji just pulled off that throat piece a week ago, which was healing pretty swell. It was supposed to end up on his face, but thank God somebody talked him out of it. His band’s in the middle of recording right now. ”Last night, we came up with the song that will give us another 10 years of life.”

Javon Walker (Oakland Raiders) also cruised through.

As did Aaron (Agenda), showing his true colors.

And while we’re on the subject, by the time I finally get up here to document the controverisal Revok / Rime / Augor (The Movement) “Kool Aid” piece (it’s located on Fairfax for a reason), it’s been defaced. As to why anyone would wanna go toe-to-toe with this crew, is beyond me.
Anyways, here it was in all its original glory.

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Friday, February 27th, 2009
Remember the other day when I was telling you how Johnston MarkLee designed the Margiela store in Beverly Hills? I wanted to show you, up close and personal, exactly what I was talking about. This is just the building’s exterior, but you can see how they took something as trivial as plastic white discs and transformed the wall into a living organism that breathes and moves according to Mother Nature’s whim.

That’s great design.
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Thursday, February 26th, 2009
John Cardiel and Grace stopped by The Hundreds HQ before heading back up north. If you have no clue who Cardiel is, then I can’t do much to help you. You might as well stop reading this blog. And get in a time machine. And go back 20 years. Skate. Skate hard and fast. Read Thrasher. Especially circa 1992. And then you might appreciate this post a little bit more.

Hope you got to drink in that last drop of sunset in Venice, John.
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Thursday, February 26th, 2009
Kenan Thompson (Fat Albert / Saturday Night Live) was on the porch at The Hundreds Los Angeles this afternoon.

Here, he talks about what SNL’s working on, making it in show business, and why we suck for not making 3XL t-shirts.
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