May 17, 2010

Brief History of the Hustle.
by Angela Watercutter, Illustrations by Wendy MacNaughton.
From 48 hour magazine.

a few outtakes:

“I’m Gonna File My Claim”
Though the lyrics lay claim to an idle life (“A girl should never hustle with a pick and pan to dig for gold, that isn’t her game”), when Monroe belts this brass to the boys in River of No Return, there’s no doubt she’s workin’ it.




“Hustlin’”
Thanks to this Rawse joint, remixed and sampled by everyone from Lil Wayne and DJ Drama to Girl Talk, chances are if you’ve heard “hustlin’” in a song in the last four years it was probably proceeded by “every day I’m.” We’re guessing Ross can afford to take a day or two off now.


“Trans-Continental Hustle”
The punk/Gypsy-esque/something- else-entirely outfit Gogol Bordello took hustling international with this Rick Rubin–produced record that showed hustling can’t be confined to one genre any more than it can a decade.

May 13, 2010

Check out the article on Tino Sehgal in today's Rumpus, including a few illustrations by yours truly.

May 12, 2010

due to legally binding contracts i have not been able to post most of what i've been working on. that is a lot more fun to say than to do. i feel a lack.

below are a couple from the subway in new york. i think it's pretty clear in these drawings what that city does to me. ny makes me san francisco.

also below, intersection for the arts in SF is having a fundraiser next month - the piece titled "the way home" is in the auction.

finally, some work of mine is in the first edition of 48 hour magazine - you can see a preview and order your copy here.

come back tomorrow. there will be more. i promise.

(meanwhile, if you want you can sign up for my mailing list.)

new york:




The Way Home:

may 6, 2010

flight.

may 5, 2010

oh, marina.