Bart Anarchy Art
by me.

I did this very quickly as a response to a post I saw on a friends Tumblr. I better version will be done in the future.

Rest in Peace Oscar Grant

Thank you to Briana for the link.

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This man is a brilliant member of Toronto’s art scene. He’s one of the most visible contributors to the colour of our city blocks and undisputedly regarded as one of the most talented illustrators and graffiti artists Toronto has to offer. He’s been an inspiration to me since I was young, and continues to inspire me with his work.

Happy Birthday to elicser.

I just received my Ronnie Fieg x Marcus Troy Sebago Docksides and I’m very excited about them.

I was looking to pick up a pair of brown deck shoes but was on the fence about what pair to purchase when I saw the first post about this project. The combination of a classic silhouette with high quality materials and nice stabs of colour had me wanting both pairs immediately. Unfortunately, Davidz doesn’t ship internationally. Fortunately, both of these dudes showed me love and made it happen.

I haven’t been this excited to receive anything in the mail since working on my New Era cap, and I’m stoked about having got both pairs. Each shoe comes in an individual bag with drawstrings, and each pair comes with a booklet that gives the consumer some background on the individuals behind this project. The shoes have leather insoles with Marcus’ logo embossed in the left shoe and Ronnie’s logo embossed in the right. (The insoles cannot be removed in case you’re like me and like to take them out for a different fit).

I admittedly wore them right out of the box, and within 10 minutes of my first wear (brown/red) I had a bunch of compliments and “Where’d you get those?” type responses, which always seems to validate owning a product immediately.

Look forward to seeing Ronnie Fieg leading 2 designs each from Jake Davis, William Yan, StreetEtiquette.com (Joshua Kissi and Travis Gumbs) and Greg Weinstein, respectively.

Big shout to Ronnie and Marcus for making this happen and doing such a great job on the designs. I appreciate it and I’m excited to see what’s next.

I’ve talked to a few people about the painters that do the Apple ads at the southeast corner of Spadina and King here in Toronto. I think it’s an incredible sight to see considering the wide usage of vinyl for ads of that size. I stumbled across this short documentary about the artists involved in putting these pieces up, and my opinions haven’t changed. Their job amazes me. And the final product in my opinion is all worth it. Maybe not for most viewers, but for myself, for sure.

“The BP Spill Effect – 1″
Acrylic and Krink markers on canvas.

I’m afraid of what this spill is doing to our environment.

Karaoke – Drake
“Thank Me Later

by me.

Fireworks – Drake
“Thank Me Later”

by me.

The world driving itself into the ground.
Motivation
Vanity.
Pushy Pushy
Gone my sanity.
“Now how’s that sound, Tiger?”
Here,
We’re all Champs
In a death camp.

Coast to Coast to
Coast to Coast.

One World.
Mother Nature eaten
and hurled.

Shout to J.Cole