and the best shall find you...

1001 cigarettes

bastille

there well be love

76

Grey

Hudson-Grey

After a great week in Vegas @ the Blackham studios we have finished another series. We'd like to introduce Hudson-Grey 

Vegas sky

headed to Vegas to Work @ Blackham Studios

Getting busy Dt LBC

circa 1937

Life in LBC

make a wish

BlackBennett Boxes

Nicholas Blackham as a Business man

big thanks to Ryan Mahoney for making things happen for us.

1001 cigarettes

SF

C.Bennett Lifestyle

in this life and any other you must surround yourself around people that inspire you and push in a positive direction. Never hesitate to do what you love and share it with the world. you never know who you might affect.
thanks for kicking and shooting some awesome pics Chris Wong

Bubbles

kelsie Smith

Sababa Gallery PCH & 2nd St Long Beach CA

a couple of my first GIFs

Debbie Harry

Kate Moss

fro logo

cameras talking

Now now

thanks Mr Wallace for sharing your new favorites

Atmosphere

for the longest time i didnt even have a mental image of what Atmosphere even looked like.

here you go.

Minus the bear

Super excited about Minus the Bears new album "Infinity Overhead"to drop in August 2012
check out this sweet new track Lonely gun

REVOK

Born in Riverside, Ca. in 1977 Los Angeles based REVOK discovered art through his fathers collection of 60's & 70's album covers, comic books, and skateboarding. In 1990 REVOK began sneaking out of the 2nd story window of his parents home to write graffiti around his neighborhood... 21 years later not much has changed despite numerous arrests, Jail time and fines in the U.S. and overseas.

REVOK enjoys traveling and painting graffiti, He is currently the target of a political war against Graffiti and street art led by Los Angeles city attorney Carmen Trutanich and the L.A. Sheriffs dept. REVOK's art explores the struggle of survival and dominance between opposing perspectives that is perpetual action around us in our shared common spaces.

REVOK has shown in LA's MOCA in the "Art in the streets" Exhibition, as well as The Pasadena Musuem of Contemporary art's "Street Cred" Both in 2011.