I’ll be at MoCCA on Saturday and Sunday, in booth A19 (along the right side, towards the back).  I’ll have several new projects… tshirts, accordion books, copies of Wrap magazine, notecards, and more.

On Saturday night, I’ll be at the opening of Freehand Jobs at Pandemic Gallery (I designed the flyer with Rob Corradetti).  I stopped by to see how the installation was going last night, and the show is looking amazing.  A big group of artists are contributing their talents, which vary from sculptors, to tattoo artists, to sign painters, and everything inbetween… the results are beautiful. and curated by none other than Rocky Banks. highly recommend this one!

Last and not least, the robots previously on display at Desert Island will be included in a Big Snow Buffalo Lounge event called Jammin Monster Party, which is also happening Saturday night.  There will be music, art, and lots of monsters.  More details here!

From the letter:

[your image was] one of only 331 images from about 8,000 submitted to receive at least 2 votes and is therefore eligible to appear permanently on our website – where over time illustrators build an online portfolio of their AI winning images and where creatives make direct contact with them. The Archive is being re-designed with new search capabilities and will be launched in November.

…On behalf of the entire jury, I thank you for your submission and support of American Illustration. This year’s distinguished jury included Jen Bekman, 20×200; Steven Charny, Rolling Stone; Mia Song, Men’s Health; John Gall, Random House; Aviva Michaelov, The New York Times; Veronica Reo, Young & Rubicam; Paul Sahre, O.O.P.S.”

hooray! I’m really honored to be a part of AI31. and big thank you’s to the amazing panel of judges!

Here is the artwork for the 7″ series we worked on, featuring some brilliant acts: Thee Oh Sees, Quintron and Miss Pussycat, Mikal Cronin, King Khan and the Shrines, Fucked Up, the Dirtbombs, and Neil Hamburger.  Rob made the collages, I contributed the type.

Available for purchase here!

From their site: “WRAP is unique – it’s a magazine AND a product (wrapping paper) in one. Held together in a hard cover with a large elastic band and no staples, each page has a print on the reverse and is easily pulled out and re-used to wrap gifts”

Here’s a video of my illustration being used as wrapping paper… full update to come soon!

Definitely check out Melyssa’s site, as she has tons of beautiful pieces of hand-crafted jewelry.  I’d love to own every piece.

Rob Corradetti made this stencil and I drew some words for this upcoming show at Death By Audio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

sorry for the lack of updates, I was having the time of my life on the BRUISE CRUISE!!!! More on that soon…

Rob and I transformed my kitchen into a papier mache robot factory, covering the dudes in our original silkscreen test prints, artwork, and christmas lights galore.  Stop by and take a look!

killeracid:

Desert Island Winter / Christmas storefront window Robot / Creature installation by Kim Sielbeck and I December 2011.  The address is 540 Metropolitan Ave!

Process shot, new print on the way. It involves space cat.

Mikal Cronin, Am I Wrong, Bruise Cruise Records 7” Pitchfork is featuring this 7” that I