Scene: Shin Tanaka Night
Last week, I shared I'd be attending New York-Tokyo and Frank's Chop Shop party in honor of Shin Tanaka. The art of paper toys (not origami-- although I also appreciate that form of art too) have been...
We Heart Wood: Custom Jibibuts Show
I know I haven't posted in a while. For those who follow my twitter, you'll note that my computer crashed during a crucial time in posting and then I proceeding to get sick. Such fun was had. Anyway,...
More than Valentine's Day Gift Guide: Etsy for Moustache...
It's official, my titles keep getting longer and longer-- so from now on-- I'll refer to this series as: "MtVD Gift Guide." In this series of gift recommendations, we focus on the moustache aficionado....
More than Valentine's Day Gift Guide: Etsy for Gamers
I've been so slow on the upkeep and these were meant to be Valentine's Day gift guides, but guess what-- as the Mr. constantly points out-- you love your mate more than just on Valentine's Day so why...
Scene: New Moon 2010 at MPH
Scene: New Moon 2010 from IHCS on Vimeo.
Last week Friday, was the 2nd annual New Moon show at MyPlasticHeart. I've been waiting for this show for a while, especially when I began to overhear the...
Since today is the preview night for San Diego Comic Con, what a better opportunity than now to release our interview with Steve Talkowski.
If you’re not familiar with Steve yet, you should be. For over a year, Steve has shared his process on bringing his Sketchbot character to life. And seeing his prototype in person, and the latest images have made it’s release a much anticipated one. Leave some love and feedback in the comments section.
Also, the Mr. is working on a second video completely dedicated to an in-depth view of Steve’s Sketchbot character. Steve showed us the 3D modeling along with the different version and changes that have been made to his art robot. Look forward to that soon.
And so, ladies and gentlemen, above you’ll find the latest project my Mr. and I have decided to dive into. Artist Series, is just what the name entails– we’ll be going around, hopefully, to the homes of NYC artists; and invade their homes, their studios, their kitchens, etc.; and learn more about them, their collections, and their current projects. The first artist, as you can tell from the title post is: Lou Pimentel. Keep reading to see images of some of Lou’s work, and read a little more about the CONTEST!
MPH has posted my interview with Brent Nolasco on their site. This interview took place briefly before he had his solo show at MPH on June 13th. Check it out if you want to learn more about Brent and his background. [MyPlasticHeart]
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