SEEN is probably one of the most amazing people that I have ever had the pleasure of getting to know. At one his many summertime BBQs in the Bronx I asked the Godfather of Graffiti to show me how he does his legendary Throw Up. He grabbed a can of paint and I whipped out my camera and what we have here is a 3 minute visual instructional video for all you graff heads to enjoy.

CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE FULL VIDEO

Much love and respect to Richie and special thanks to DJ Spider and Urban Medium for the mix!

**Coming Sunday, May 9th at 12pm EST only on http://thebeastbrothers.storenvy.com/

"Rest in Beast" is the latest custom 8" MUNNY from The Beast Brothers series. Dedicated to their good friend Pablo Perro, this Day of the Dead figure is 100% hand crafted and comes with a complete altar setting for display. Limited to 10 pieces worldwide.

Each figure includes:
- 8" painted MUNNY
- Hand sewn tuxedo jacket with shirt and tie and custom skull button
- Gold pocket watch each featuring a unique time depending on what number your custom is (1:10 is the same as 1/10, 2:10 is 2/10, etc.)
- A hand crafted wood box coffin featuring lazer etched exterior, lined pink satin interior, and accessory drawer
- 3 miniature glow in the dark 'sugar skulls'
- 1 clay pot direct from Mexico City
- 5 pieces of chopped paper designed by The Beast Brothers
- 2" x 3" picture frame with memorial photo
- 1 'lighted' tea candle

For photos on the process and more detailed photos CLICK HERE

Special Thanks to PULSE International for all their help and support!

Tonight in SF was the opening of Scott C. and Nathan Stapley's latest show "Amicvs Monstrvm". I would have officially DIED to get my hands on "Drunk Frankenstein", but alas, at Scott campbell's prices they get swooped up quickly. I'm sure the others will get sold in no time, especially since the show is only up till the 18th!

If you aren't in the area you can check out the artwork on the Gallery 1998 site. I swear Scott's stuff is so fuckin cute it makes me wanna cry.

Amicvs Monstrvm
Gallery 1988 SF
Open now through May 28th

Faile and Bast have completely outdone themselves with their latest installation "Deluxx Fluxx Arcade 2010". 158 Allen Street in NYC has been completely transformed into an street art game room with 10 standing arcades and a black light room with a neon foosball table in the back.

The cabinets (which used original hardware from the 80s and early 90s) were painted and plastered with posters by the artists. Then, Adapted Studio in Brooklyn translated their artwork into a set of 40 game-like interactive pieces and Les Savy Fav supplied the accompanying music. You've got games that allow you to interact with artwork via wheels, joysticks, buttons, and guns. You can even buy custom tokens though a coin machine to take you to special levels or just to take home as a keepsake.

It's such a relief to go to an artists' event where you can interact with the art, actually touch it and have fun. Too much now a days art shows are very sterile and leave little for the fans to take home as an 'experience', but Faile and Bast have taken that concept to the extreme in this amazingly original and completely addictive concept. So thank you guys for not being boring, seriously, thank you.

Deluxx Fluxx Arcade
158 Allen Street in NYC
Open now through May 27th

For more photos of the installation visit My Flickr

In 2008 Mist and Tilt came over to my new apartment and gave me the best housewarming present ever – a huge mural on my living room wall.