I love when past design sensibilities turn out to be more than aesthetic fluff when combined with modern knowledge. Such is the case with the art deco movement. “Doh” unapologetically rehashes the streamline and symmetric lines of automobiles from the 30’s - a time when aerodynamics became the “in” thing. The vehicle is sleek like a pearl, slippery looking like a fish and is laced with more gadgets than you can count.

This exhibition provides an up-to-the-moment look into the lives of husband and wife team Veronica Hebard and Andy Fish — indeed, during my visit to their studio, some of the paint on their work was still wet and toy figures politely waited to come to life. It’s to their credit that in a house filled with artifacts representing the entire history of horror and illustrated comics, my attention was 100 percent on their work.

Ku*Chi*Ku Battles the Giant Glorper
Currently working on a new series of images for an upcoming gallery show at Space 242 in Boston, MA. The theme is a play on little girls in costumes kicking giant monster butt and still being adorable (yet a bit terrifying) in the process.

Looking forward to working with friends and mentors Andy Fish, Veronica Hebard, and Lindsay Small in this show.

Scabetti’s ocean inspired “Shoal” light - A mass of fine bone china fish carrying delicate sculpted detail, circle a central beam of light, creating a captivating cylindrical form.

More pics at My Modern Metropolis.

At iloveyourtshirt they’re pointing out the work of designer Faizan Qureshi who has created this splendid tee featuring naked dudes, a skull, fish with pointy noses and something (Lion? I’m hoping it’s a Chimera - STNF is all for a she-monster) sat on a crown.

Get it at RedBubble - it’s called Prick.