I was grown on incredible amounts of punk rock and hip hop. I have noticed its recent change in location from late evening to prime time, from ciminalizing participation to economic emancipation. Lately I listened to the Gorillaz Demon Days album on repeat while I cleaned my house and studio. It got in...and cleaned my clock some. I recognized a familiar voice, one with with dynamic points of social interest, a matured voice addressing the larger climate a global perspective.
I watched the tone of pop become incredibly responsible. I noticed apathy legs crossed and sighing by the fast forward button smoldering on the side of my I-pod.
ACTUALOGUE DECEMBER 2007, NYC
My poster class split into two, creating icons based on the songs from Demon Days.
The two groups worked independent of one another at first making their images.
When together in class, they created a mural inspired from the songs themes.













AND WE ARE OUT . . .
Sassy is not just an out of print teen magazine,
it is also my damned students posturing so well.
Soon some will grow to be designers, professional even.










