Tuesday, February 16, 2010

NEVER BEEN MORE ASHAMED!

This is why you should do research before speaking!...There were chromosomes missing all over the place!

Monday, February 15, 2010

Recent Arrivals to the Den!





Reconstructed in the den af' daner, more to come plus a hand made vest I am almost done with!

Saturday, February 13, 2010

Not many of you know this name...But you soon will!

 After talking to Noah Landis for a better part of the evening last night, all conceived notations of what the "designer" from New York and California is supposed to be like was...lets say Dean Martin had a softer kick in the head! Noah was probably the coolest cat I have ever seen since Sherry Vine at Guava Lamp. Now mind you we are not friends, we met just this one time, but when you get this kid talking about his fashion, he sells it to you! A mutual friend Kent (whom Kent Denim is named after and designed by Noah) was wearing some of Noah's clothes, through out the entire night, people were commenting left and right! THEY'RE That good! How Beyonce and Applebottom jeans are extenuating the ladies ass, Noah Landis is doing for the guys!

Non the less throughout the night although I must admit most was in a debate about politics (insert bladge) turned out to be an interesting find! This diamond in the rough is not only a very nice guy, he is also very talented. Therefore I urge you to follow this young man, and watch his clothes rise from these drawings (sketches) to the ones on your backside!

http://www.noahlandis.com
http://www.kentdenim.com/
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Kent-Denim/39310519330#!/pages/Kent-Denim/39310519330?v=info

P.S. When you look at kentdenim.com the outfit the model is wearing is what Kent was wearing...!

TOTES

D <3

Friday, February 12, 2010

Everyone meet Wesley the first ever Bladge of the day!



Wesley is 18, and from Kansas...

At the right bold age of 18 this young proud gay man knows more about the world than Nelson Mandela on a Tinactin high!

The reason this young Christian is winning the award as first Bladge of the day is...
When asked "At what age did you come out? And, I don't mean that you became a gay flag waving guy in the gay pride parade."

Wesley simply responded..."no offense but a lot of you guys were the type of guys that annoyed the HELL out of me. the guys that wouldn't come out untill AFTER highschool. heaven forbid that you come out while in highschool to be teased. uhg. still annoys me. just be you. it's not that hard."

Now being the all seeing Oracle that Wesley is he knows that many of us young gay's had it so easy to come out!

MY RESPONSE TO "SENORA ORACLE WESLEY"

Wesley-Im sorry that I got on your nerves for not coming out in high school or as soon as I figured it out! I didn't mean to inconvenience you in any way, I can say that because you know exactly what it was like for me growing up in a majorly country family! You were there beside me when I was being teased and wished I wouldn't wake up in the morning or that people would just see me! I am so sorry that you had it as hard as most of us did...I usually don't speak to people like this but FUCK YOU! Who the hell do you think you are saying that stuff. You are the reason so many kids DON'T come out until later in life! Do you realize that everyday a young boy or girl kills themselves because they can't handle the pressure! Was it really that easy for you? Maybe if it was you should be sharing your story and helping these kids rather than bashing them...You seriously need a reality bitch slap in the face..



BTW-Bladge-Blood that that is emitted out of a woman's vagina during menstration.

Do any of you Know the story of the dirty night clowns?



“One night the new baby sitter of a couple was taking care of their 6 year old while they went out for diner. As the couple left, the girl crashed on the couch to watch some satellite TV. In between zapping through the channels and being in half a comatose state from the heavy day at school she noticed a clown statue in the corner of the living room. While not being really able to sleep she went to the kitchen to drink something. Slightly refreshed on return to the living room she was caught by surprise that the clown statue had disappeared. She immediately phoned the couple to tell them their clown statue had disappeared. They told her they didn’t have a clown statue. The couple rushed home to find out what happened; a bizarre situation or a crazy baby sitter. The police was contacted, and the same night they caught a midget dressed up as clown. Apparently as stated the clown had spend a week in the house of the couple molesting their 6 year old son.”

Reading this you would think at first this would be the theme to an eighties horror movie. Instead this true story was the inspiration for “Dirty Night Clowns” one of the songs on Chris Garneau’s new album “El Radio”, set to be released this coming June. As gruesome the story, the music of Chris Garneau is anything but horror. It is the type of music you want to play on your iPod while walking away from a heartbreaking relationship, to drown yourself in that misery and realize life isn’t that bad in the end. No wonder 3 of his songs ended up in the American television drama Grey’s Anatomy. Chris Garneau (1982) is a singer songwriter from New York City who has a distinct sound that combines elements of folk, Americana, pop, baroque and carnival music. And as far as referencing music can go I prefer to stick to his influences, which are; Jeff Buckley, Nina Simone, Nico, Chan Marshall and Elliott Smith. I would say that Chris makes music about the mysteries of life, which can be something simple as love or something gruesome as the story above. And as magically this is translated in his instrumentation, the magic of it all is that the songs of Chris Garneau are like a warm cozy coat. And that is what we all want in the end: music that is like a nice warm garment to hide out in. At the end of last year I went for a few days on tour through Europe with Chris, while driving through France he told me all about his difficult start in New York and his new record “El Radio”.

In response to a DUMB question!

Why are guys dumb?  (this is from a gay guy)


and here are some of the great responses!


Ryan-because... guys are not SMRT! <--LOL

Nick- All the blood rushes to our penis and leaves our brain struggling to make decisions. lol

Luis-well hun.. men think with their penis' and let them control their body. some of us have a conscious and can over come the wealth of testosterone in our body.. other have no conscious and freely go out and have fun with the world. sadly true.. (Its also sadly true that you are a bladge in my mouth)

JC-Dahh uurrr.. I not undrstood ur quatshun. I is smart tho..(thank god he's gay and will not be reproducing)

Johnny-i think its a social thing! either that or its hereditary (raised my mormons)

the rest pretty much say..."Because they think with their dicks"


Are you people seriously kidding me? You fartrockets just answered the question by actually being dumb?
How abouts we stop labeling entire categories of people into one bad experience! 

This is just because I love the MAN that lilly allen is...

Two people that inspire me...

and millions of others like me!

Been there Done that!

I have been in the same mood!

This has to be the saddest attempt to this!

Thursday, February 11, 2010

Today I had a breakthrough!

On my way home from work today, it was pouring down rain, freezing wind, my pants were soaked and I was frozen to the bone! Yet for some reason I was very happy I left the place where I earn a living, and heading to the place that it pays for. I am a broke college drop out, who would rather spend his last dollar on a bottle of paint rather than a bag of rice! I love my life, yea I'm not successful, or am I? That is the question I have been asking myself here lately. I am successful because I make the rules to my life. I set my standards and I let no one bring e down! I am always happy and smiling now! No one can take any of that away from me, and no one will!

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Art Survey Says!

When asked "What does art say to you?" "Does it make you wonder, are you bored, insert spoon...gag. Being a young artist my art is not titled and is intended to make you think! That way you get your own ideas and it is in a way your own world. Does that make any sense or am I just a weirdo?" these are some of the responses I got!

LAM (from Utah) said..."Art makes me jealous. Jealous of the people who can do such a thing.

To this day I still can't draw stick figures. I even wanted to be an animator at one point in my life. Ha!" Lam has always seemed really negative to me! Anyhoo...

KEVIN(Denver) said..."Nope... makes perfect sense to me... but you're an artist... so of course you're weird. And the fact that I understand what you are saying does not make you any less weird... because I am also weird.

It makes me think about what the artist might have been thinking... and how they felt. I also look at technique and of course medium. Lastly I have to ask myself whether I care" {I love Kevin}

BILLY(Illinois) said..."Art can tell us so much about ourselves and about the world in which we live. Sometimes, our artists are far ahead of our politicians, philosophers, and business people. Whether it be visual arts, music, and/or literary arts, art can offer us new ways of understanding, new ways of being. I suppose I'm not a good judge here: I teach English, write poetry and essays, and, surprise, used to sing in the choir and play in the band while in college. I'm biased toward art and artists. Let the weird live on!" {I wish he was my neighbor}

LUDA (Maryland) said..."I think art serves two masters: 1) the artist 2) the viewers.

Some artist(e)s works are purely an expression and release of ideas and emotions inside of him/her.

Some artist(e)s works are purely a message for their spectators and occasionally the two are combined.

I don't appreciate "art with a message" unless it is American Pop Art. For the most part, I want to draw my own emotions and conclusions about life from art. I don't want art spelling anything out for me." {Luda it's like you see to the core of me!}

My personal Favorite response...

Montgomery (Minneapolis) said..."Embrace the weirdness! We're artists because we see the world differently than other people. Not better, just differently. Even if you never produced another piece of art for the rest of your life, you are still an artist. It's all about how we view, experience and interpret the world around us. Personally, I'm proud to be considered weird."

Montgomery is my new bestie...were going to drink tea, and eat danish's in the sun on the porch and talk about a leaf and how beautiful it is! We need more open minded people in the world!