*Photo taken by the best dude of the night.
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Old Moon
A couple of broads headed out to celebrate the birth of their friend Lani.
Labels:
bronson bar,
gum,
lani,
nandi,
new moon,
team edward
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Monday, November 16, 2009
"Like Prada Blouse, Gucci Bra..."
Mia, the futuristic, robotic space dog.
"Cali got gunplay, models on the runway"
sneak preview. Gonna debut these futuristic, sexy space lady shoes this Saturday. Might have to hire a runway coach to teach me how to walk in them. Kinda feel like a horse that put on a pair of pumps and tried to walk on it's hind legs. If you happen to see me in the club, don't ask me to dance. Better yet do, since I am now perfecting my sitting-down dance moves and my leaning against the wall choreography.
Labels:
golf,
griffith park,
legs,
mia dog,
miu miu,
prada shoes
Saturday, November 14, 2009
It's A Tween-age Love
Proof that I am slowly... no, actually rapidly back-sliding into my tweens. Started reading the twilight saga. The friend who loaned me the books, who shan't be named... no longer wants them at her house for fear she will be judged. She instructed me that when I am done with a book, I am to leave it in a public place, so as to pass on the gift of teenage monster romance.
Echo Park
My friend Eva spotted these sugar bears in the LA Times and went on a quest to buy them at a lil' Tokyo bakery. I left mine in my car overnight and discovered this horrific scene. Decapitation.
Today was the launch party for the latest issue of Mammut Magazine. It was held at one of my favorite spots, the La Brea Tar Pits. The latest issue is dedicated to exploring Megafauna, or in other words LARGE MAMMALS, with a focus on the Pleistocene era. And who is synonymous with large mammals from the Pleistocene are? Sloth Bear is.
Ayana and Moritz made it out to support a sistah. She's showcasing my article and illustrations on what is what like for the Sloth Bears during the Gold Rush of 1849.
Felt it was necessary to offer up my "New Moon" copy and my Yak mask to the Ground Sloth statue to show my appreciation, and give thanks for all the creative inspiration I've received throughout the years. Also, if you are in the La Brea Tar Pits area and you're hurtin' for some sweet Edward Cullen vampire love, race on down and scoop that shit... before you have to rip it out of the hands of some tweeny-bopper. RUN!
Echo Park
My friend Eva spotted these sugar bears in the LA Times and went on a quest to buy them at a lil' Tokyo bakery. I left mine in my car overnight and discovered this horrific scene. Decapitation.
Today was the launch party for the latest issue of Mammut Magazine. It was held at one of my favorite spots, the La Brea Tar Pits. The latest issue is dedicated to exploring Megafauna, or in other words LARGE MAMMALS, with a focus on the Pleistocene era. And who is synonymous with large mammals from the Pleistocene are? Sloth Bear is.
Ayana and Moritz made it out to support a sistah. She's showcasing my article and illustrations on what is what like for the Sloth Bears during the Gold Rush of 1849.
Felt it was necessary to offer up my "New Moon" copy and my Yak mask to the Ground Sloth statue to show my appreciation, and give thanks for all the creative inspiration I've received throughout the years. Also, if you are in the La Brea Tar Pits area and you're hurtin' for some sweet Edward Cullen vampire love, race on down and scoop that shit... before you have to rip it out of the hands of some tweeny-bopper. RUN!
Labels:
baby boy,
mammut,
new moon,
sloth bears,
sugar bear,
Tar Pits,
yaks
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