Microminature Art

Gun on a Matchstick
The artist worked for six months to create this gold AK-47.
It consists of 34 individual parts.
[via TIME.com]
I stumbled upon a photo essay on TIME.COM about Russian miniaturist Nikolai Aldunin. He basically makes art that is so tiny that you must see it through a microscope. Check out the photo essay HERE

ARTIST OF THE WEEK: JR

Preparation for a show in London

JR is a photographer who makes his photos into posters and blasts them high on city buildings to staircases. He has the biggest galleries because his galleries are city walls.

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Hello my name is ?

After KRAZY KIDS RADIO, the crew usually goes out to eat somewhere. Last Tuesday, Ruby Red I and myself went to Rubio's for their $1 fish tacos. When I ordered they asked for my name, and of course I said "JUSTIN." So once I got my receipt, I looked at my purchase and this is what I saw:
This is like the 8th or 9th time they got my name wrong. Here are some examples of the hybrid names for "Justin" that Rubio's gives me:

Jerston
Jaystin
Jostun
Juictin

Seriously, how hard is it to spell JUSTIN.
Im not mad, its just funny.

ARTIST OF THE WEEK: ALEX PARDEE

DYING THIRST

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ARTIST OF THE WEEK: MARGARET KILGALLEN

MONEY TO LOAN
mixed media on paper and fabric
Click Here for more information about the late great Margaret Kilgallen (1967-2001)

SAN FRANCISCO FROM THE CASTLE

This a picture from the Castle. The area that you see has been my home for 25 years. This is my part of San Francisco. If the streets can talk, the stories it will tell. I will never give this up for anything, except if I get a ballin ass house somewhere else. So for now, this is the kingdom, for J-Boo is just the dweller of it.

ARTIST OF THE WEEK: JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT

MONA LISA
38x47 print

Click here for more info on the late great Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960-1988)