Solstice is the name of the first traveling Hipstamatic prints show. I've been a fan of the app since it got started and now Im working with them to put on their first show. Come check it out.
I was at the space earlier and its looking great. The show is being put on at CULTUREfix which is this cool malfunctioning space that has a beer and wine bar with light “tapas-style” foods and is also below digitalfix's second location.
I want to see you there! stop by!
Thursday, June 17, 2010
The rebirth of Summer
Labels:
Art,
culture,
culturefix,
digital fix,
digitalfix,
fix,
gallery,
hipstamatic,
Solstice
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Laser Graffiti
I've been obsessed with projections on building for a long time but this is really cool.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Amy and Jeff's Wedding
It's hard to believe how long its been since I've posted. Work has gotten so crazy that I haven't had time to keep up with everything. This invitation is a prime example. My friend Danielle and I finished it last summer-we hand mounted 200 letter-pressed invitations to a pink flocked stock and then embossed their logo with a heat gun and thermography powder -she sent me this picture shortly after and I just came across it - It made me smile so I thought I would share.
I promise to be better about posting!
Labels:
Amy plus Jeff,
letterpress,
Wedding Invitations
Monday, January 4, 2010
Hipstamatic
By far my favorite iphone camera app. check it out. fall in love. It distorts colors and makes everything cool... seriously :)
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Movember is almost over!

Hello Beautiful People!!!
As some of you know, I have been growing my mustache during the month of November to bring attention to the cancers that affect men. Think of it as a male version of October-breast cancer month.
I had this wonderful plan of sending out this official email to raise money once my mustache was big and burly. The kind you could attach a stick to and sweep the floors of time square after the ball drops. One reminiscent of the super hero that tormented my youth and had all the grammar school kids asking for my brother Luigi. Well we've hit the end of the month and still I have the sorriest excuse for a manly mustache :(
Either way I am asking that you support the cause by making a donation. The funds raised go to the the Lance Armstrong Foundation (LIVESTRONG) and the Prostate Cancer Foundation.
To make a donation, you can either:
• Click this link http://us.movember.com/mospace/161759/ and donate online using your credit card or PayPal account , or
• Write a check payable to ‘Movember Foundation’, referencing my Registration Number 161759 and mailing it to: Movember Foundation, PO Box 2726, Venice, CA 90294-2726.
All donations are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL YOUR HELP AND SUPPORT!!!
Mo'Mar
:{o <-- Singing MoMar emoticon
Labels:
mario estrada,
moustache,
movember,
mustache,
november
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Flooded City

Beautiful image from a series called Aqualta by Studio Lindfors... scary, yet amazing :) Check out more here.
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Movember!
Its here... Movember... as in Moustache November... as in the month I grow out my moustache to raise awareness of cancers that affect men. I couldn't believe that 1 in 6 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime and testicular cancer is the most common cancer in men aged 18-35. Money raised through Movember will go to organizations like The Lance Armstrong Foundation. To join my team or to donate check out my Mo'space.
This whole Movember thing has put moustaches on my brain. I'm loving these great mugs by Peter Ibruegger. He's totally NOT affiliated with the organization but they bring a smile to my face.


:-{) <-- my Mo'Mar emoticon
This whole Movember thing has put moustaches on my brain. I'm loving these great mugs by Peter Ibruegger. He's totally NOT affiliated with the organization but they bring a smile to my face.


:-{) <-- my Mo'Mar emoticon
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Javier Pacheco

I'm totally responding to these pieces by Javier Pacheco. Not sure if it's the weather, my recent insomnia or anxiety over the movie Paranormal Activity but I am feeling a lot like the little guy above.

Thursday, October 15, 2009
Hamlet


I don't claim to be a theater buff but Jude Law did an awesome job as Hamlet! He did a great job of keeping the show moving with high energy, though I can't say the same for the rest of the cast. It almost felt as though Jude was doing a contemporary spin on Hamlet while the rest of the cast was lost in traditional Shakespearean training... not bad but not as entertaining. Gugu Mbatha-Raw played Ophelia, and while her singing was fun, here character didn't really develop until she goes crazy and then she dies... but then again so does everyone else... sorry for the spoiler ;)
Overall it was fun and I definitely recommend going to see it. The theater is cold so bring a sweater... It might be an effect to relate the stage with the audience since its snowing on stage but that was probably just coincidence.
P.S. Can someone re-crop the photo of JL on the cover of the Playbill... the widows peak is distracting and it would look so much better if it would cut about half an inch down :)
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Ian Francis


Some art I love in a gallery were I can leave it when I'm done looking at it... Ian Francis' work, on the other hand, I want in my apartment.
Digi-pup come play

Sniff from karolina sobecka on Vimeo.
Interactive projections are becoming more and more popular but a puppy that can sense if my behavior is aggressive or friendly... that's amazing- his name is Sniff and was created by Karolina Sobecka :)
Bleeding Billboard

Wooster Collective featured this billboard that promotes road safety in New Zealand. It's pretty great except that if I was driving I would probably be so intrigued by the sign that I would crash, haha
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Kids by Jean Paul Gaultier


There is something about kids in fashion that I find fascinating. The clothes slightly too big and too grown up for the purpose of playing. Maybe it was my mom dressing me up in white pants when i was a kid going to the park making it impossible for me to get on the swing and not get dirty. Check out the story here.
Monday, September 14, 2009
Empire State of Mind
The VMAs have me listening to Empire State of Mind on repeat! Jay-Z and Alicia Keys really break down the pride for this city :)
Plus does Jay-Z give a shout out to Ana Wintour?... listen right before the 2:50 mark...
out of context it makes no sense but the lyrics are:
...Now your in-style,
And in the winter gets cold en vogue with your skin out,...
but he's talking in-style and vogue and "...And in the winter" sure sounds like her name... either way, clever lyrics and great song.
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