My Shirts for Red Bull and Chinashop
Chinashop, Red Bull’s culture blog, recently launched a series of music events at LA’s Viper Room. To celebrate the launch, they had me design a shirt. Pics this ‘away

Chinashop, Red Bull’s culture blog, recently launched a series of music events at LA’s Viper Room. To celebrate the launch, they had me design a shirt. Pics this ‘away
Behind the scenes with Stoya and Dirtee Hollywood from Brainwomb on Vimeo. Video lookbook by Brainwomb. Very NSFW song by Kim Boekbinder Back from Paris! Dirtee Hollywood just released a new season of shirts with my designs. Stoya of the … Continue reading
by Andras Frenyo
Dear Comrades, I write to you from an undisclosed location in Manhattan, where I have covered one half of one room with more lines than humanely countable for Week in Hell Kickstarter funded Week in Hell, but I also have … Continue reading
Moleskine hired me to draw Giovanni James’s dapper likeness on their covers for a product launch at Bloomingdales. A bunch of my reprobate friends showed up and drew
I recently creating a giant drawing live for a party at creative agency Sonic Union. Steve Prue of Team Rockstar took these pictures. I love drawing live.
What is Molly Crabapple’s Week in Hell? To celebrate my 28th birthday, I’m renting a room, locking myself inside for five days, covering the walls with paper, and filling every inch of that paper with art. I might go insane, … Continue reading
From April 25-29, I took part in the PEN World Voices Festival of International Literature, one of the world’s most prestigious literary festivals. Devoted to helping writers in countries that are not particularly friendly to writers, PEN is chaired by … Continue reading
photo by Flavorwire So… I haven’t updated the site with my many lovely Star. St Germain photos from Stumptown, because I have spent the last week at the PEN Festival painting giant paintings on the subjects of Labour, Truth, Revolution, … Continue reading
Shakespeare and Company, ten years after I first went there (and I say this without irony), became myself Photo by Juliane Berry Me when I was 17, in front of Shakespeare and Co, with founder George Whitman