It's been a while but we got back from Asia with only tons of photos and 7 stitches. I just put up the photos of our adventure so you can check them out on my flickr page! Stay tuned for more updates coming on the regular (once I get over the jetlag!)

I know the website just got started, but it's time for Carlos Beast, Huck Gee, and I to venture off to Asia!

We will be going to Cambodia to donate the money raised from the 30 Customs by 30 Artists charity auction from April. I'm really excited to work with various schools and the Siem Reap Children's Hospital during our time there.

In addition to Cambodia we will also be traveling through Laos and Thailand until the end of February.

The website will be on hold till the beginning of March. So please check back then for details of our Asian Adventure! xoxo

On a recent trip to Mexico for Day of the Dead, I was amazed at the amount of skulls I saw all over the city.

Seeing as I LOVE skulls, I decided to start a project while I was there and photograph every skull I saw for an entire week. It was a pretty exhausting to keep up with as you will see.

The final result was 420 photos of skulls. They were made of sugar, etched in stone, found in graves, made by kids, worn on faces, and painted on walls – and they were all in Mexico City.

I think I have fully recovered from jetlag, a painful facial sunburn, a stint with food poisoning, 10 flights in 11 days, and STGCC.

Singapore was a test of strength because I was in the hands of Darren, a long time friend who own Play Imaginative. He was the man in charge at the Singapore Gaming Toy and Comics Convention and he was also responsible for inviting me to fly across the World to give a speech on creating toys. Darren has been my party buddy for years and I knew he was gonna have it in for me since he had home court advantage. We have partied together in San Diego, Taipei, and New York together but I knew Singapore was going to be an entirely different story.

Even though I was burnt out when I arrived and then immediately got food poisoning on our first night out, it’s trips like these that make me realize how lucky I am. I got to fly to Singapore and hang out with my friends who live all over the globe. Along with Darren’s posse there was also Ron from NJ, Gary, Simone, Ivan and Joe from LA, David from Korea, Camilla from Vancouver, Anapia from Italy, Touma, Shin and Koto from Tokyo, and Jimmey from Indonesia. We all live thousands of miles away from each other, yet we all found ourselves in a Singapore club screaming and dancing until the doors closed.

So even though I was on my death bed for half the time, I was fortunate and grateful that I had the opportunity to hang out with my friends for even just one night of booty shakin.

Thank You Darren xoxo