Evan Rossell who we collaborated with on the “Dudes” tee, had an art show called “Harry Teeth” in Laguna Beach this Thursday. Keep your eyes out for this super talented guy, we will be working with him a bunch more in the future!
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They write the songs about moths and bats, clownfish and television. They reference red eyed elk and june bugs in their lyrical metaphors. Their music videos include cardboard cutout fish and lightning bolts. But don’t be confused their music is definately not silly.
Don’t miss this indie-pop-garage band Son of Heatwave live this Saturday at the Milk & Cookies: The Storytellers art event at the Boys & Girls Club in Laguna Beach.
Bring your crayon and cookie lovers.
Check out the AR4T gallery to see the amazing art they are showcasing for “The Story Tellers” art show.
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Preview some of our Mini & Maximus collabs for our upcoming show December 10th.
Proud little MIMA kids… 
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Check out our Masked poster in the new issue of Standard Magazine
Masked poster art collab with Australian artist Fee Harding. As seen on Weekday Carnival’s epic blog.
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The incredibly talented Evan Rossell, who we collaborated with on this “Dudes” tee, took it upon himself to turn it into a grown up version by cutting it out and sewing it onto an adult tee. This is actually not the first time that someone has loved our tees so much that they cut it up and sewed it on an adult sized tee -Guess what the other tee was? ”Don’t Grow Up” of course!
Our friend Damin as been working hard making 2 awesome 3D logos for us.
We’re so excited!
Name: Damin Lujan “ZAO”Website: YourLocalArtist.Tumblr.com
At what age did you start creating art?
9 is when I was really into drawing, it was about the same time I got into skateboarding, that’s how I remember. Of course I was drawing as long as I can remember but pretty sure 8 or 9 is when it became a hobby.Do you remember when you really felt like art was going to be part of your life forever?
When I was young drawing and painting were super fun, but never thought of it more than that- fun at that time. It was either skateboard or art depending on what I felt like. If friends were around we would go skate, if they weren’t I would draw. I loved skateboarding and liked art at that time. I never really thought about my life, or the future, it was always about the moment. I’m not sure when I realized it was going to be part of my life forever, all I know is I love art and skateboarding. Now art and skateboarding are a huge part of my life and how we pay our bills, never thought that would happen, its’ a dream come true.What childhood interests or memories continue to influence you still today?
Childhood interests for sure were growing up in LA- Culver City, skateboard graphics, living across the street from graffiti artists, Venice Beach.If you couldn’t do art what would you do?
I always have skateboarding.Are your children interested in art as well?
I really think it’s their favorite thing to do and every time I paint they want to be right there. I wish I had little mask for them so they could hang out while I paint. They’re not allowed to be around since I mostly use spray paint. Sydney is 4 and is super into graffiti, she gets excited whenever she sees any, she’s like “look graffiti dad”, its so rad. One time when she was playing with her toys she was setting up a little city with blocks and said “it’s going to be awesome; there is going to be graffiti and everything.” both my girls are amazing.
