A few months ago I was asked to submit to a new zine put together by Errol Richardson and the folks over at Something Secret. I sent them part of a new project I’ve been (slowly) working on ever since my camera broke. I got my copy in the mail today and the whole zine came out really great. Thanks guys.

Jacqueline and I went to Party City:

And this is from the Fulton Street G station:

This baby blue bench jumped out at me on my way to the studio yesterday. It appeared to be spray painted, maybe masked off first, but there was no overspray anywhere. It seems too random to be the work of the MTA, and if it’s the work of a vandal it’s the best thing I’ve ever seen. Anyone else seen anything like this?

Gary and I have teamed up to get as many people as we can to draw Garfield solely from memory.  Our collection has grown enough that it is ready to be seen.  

I’ve been very busy for the past two months.  Mostly consumed with taking as many pictures as possible, time has been limited for chunk and other facets of life.  Check out next month’s PAPER Magazine to see one of the many undertakings that I have experienced since the beginning of the year.  In recognition of a long deprived social life, on Sunday I had traded in my shoes for ice skates.  Below is a trace of my not so sleek twirling skills.

Photo: Louise Sturges