It’s here! Feltron’s 2009 Annual Report. Feltron can do some amazing things with the crazy amount of info he collects over a year. This year though he did something different, he asked friends, family members, and co-workers to report on his activities whenever they met. This one’s all about how other people view Mr. Feltron.

It’s really dope to see what other people have to say about Feltron, especially after reading his reports from previous years. This time he collects: the date, the location, the relationship to the person, his mood, the topics of the conversation, the food he ate, what he drank, and other various info. It’s insane how much info he got from other people, and how well he organized it. There is lots of candy for your eyes and random bits of info for your brain.

You can pre-order the printed edition for 20 bones. It’s going to printed by letterpress, so that automatically means it’s going to be rad. You can also still get the 2008 Annual Report for 10 bones.

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Sylvester Stallone is a badass. Kurt russell is a badass. Tango & Cash is a badass movie that features both of them. I loved the movie as a kid. Check out the trailer below.

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The mondo inspirational Jeremyville has been on a blogin’ storm lately. Check out a snapshot of his sketchbook from his blog below.

Jeremyville is a rad artist that has created a world of his own. He sketches a ton, which is awesome. On his blog he has been posting lots of pictures of his sketch books and his studio. Take a look around when you get a chance and then start sketchin’ like a maniac.

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To be honest I had no idea what to post today. Luckily, Youngna Park from Jen Bekman Gallery sent me an e-mail.

I’ve been a fan of Rachell Sumpter’s work for awhile, I even did a short interview with her back in July. Today, 20×200 released a new print that features her work, you can see it above.

There is a nice description of the Gauntlet on 20×200. I love how it seems that she just lets things happen with her work. Positive vibes and a carefree attitude. That’s what I take away from the piece.

If haven’t been to 20×200 before you should check it out. They sell prints by amazing artists, starting at $20 and limited to 200 prints. I’ve never actually bought a print from them, but I am sure they look amazing. It’s on my super long list of things to do. Positive vibes and a carefree attitude, so awesome.

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My shadow, hold me down for whatevah. Even if I tried my best I couldn’t run from my shadow. My shadow. My shadow. My shadow. My shadow. Shadow. Shadow. Shadow.

Free Gucci is my introduction to Gucci Maine. Here’s what I know: Gucci makes a zillion mixtapes a month, he probably made six while I wrote this post, and this mixtape is extra–extra dope. Free Gucci is presented by Diplo and it’s free. Download. Play. Repeat.

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I make stuff all the freakin’ time! It’s what I love to do. Lately, I’ve been making some handmade zines. I started doing this because my next zine, II, was taking a longer time than I thought it would to complete. I was also kinda slackin’ on it for a month or two. Anyways I got some handmade paper from Oblation, and then decided to make some handmade zines.

I really enjoyed the thought of making these one-of-a-kind zines, and I immediately knew what I wanted to do with them. Give them away! I’ve always dropped one-page zines off at random places around Portland, it’s something I really love to do. The idea of people finding art in a rack of fliers or somewhere random has always made me smile.

I also enjoy how rough the zines are. I kinda treated them like a most of my art. No plans just dive and make some radical mistakes. Draw, draw, draw.

All the handmade zines I have made so far were dropped off yesterday. More will be made.

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I love it when people e-mail me dope things! Today was one of those days when I got something dope in my mailbox. This e-mail was from David Lasnier, introducing me to some of the things he creates. After poking around his web site for a bit I stumbled across this amazing project of his, 50 Copiers.

Draw, draw, draw. This is what makes your drawings rad. David took this idea and started a project, he decided to draw 50 copiers. It’s a really awesome project, I never put together that there were so many different types of copiers. I’m really hoping that he does some more projects like this. What about 50 televisions, pencils, or square shaped objects?

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