The shirts I’ve designed for Epaulet have arrived! There are two designs, each based on characters from “Thinking Cap World” (above) and “Illusion Profusion” . You can find them at the Epaulet shop (231 Smith Street, Brooklyn).
They’ll also have them at the Smith Street fair on Sunday, and I’ll be there for that. Come by and say hi!
*”Don’t Smash” tied for an Audience Award at the kidsfilmfest this past Sunday! The festival was a lot of fun - it was great meeting the other directors. Thanks to all who came to see it and meet us afterwards. Here’s a photo with me and the other directors (l to r): Thy Than, Mike Gray, myself, Kelly Shon.
*Also - the New York Magazine blog mentions my next upcoming project: shirts for Brooklyn boutique Epaulet. More to come!
Read a new comic all about springtime on Danielson’s Soundsfamilyre blog. And see what the rest of the Soundsfamilyre crew have to say about this crucial season!
Don’t Smash is showing at Brooklyn’s kidsfilmfest on Sunday June 1st. The festival’s at the Brooklyn Lyceum, with screenings at 1 and 2:30. After the 1 pm showing, there’ll be a filmmaking workshop for the kids, where I’ll share some behind the scenes stuff!
Don’t Smash screens at the New Strand Film Festival in West Liberty, Iowa May 4th as part of Children’s Day!
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Don’t Smash” is included in the new, “Undo” themed installment of the dvd series smilefaucet. The release party’s Thursday March 20th @ Fontana’s in the L.E.S. - come on out! More details on the smilefaucet site.
Learn about the latest in robot progress with a new comic up on Asthmatic Kitty.
On March 4th, Asthmatic Kitty puts out their first dvd compilation, “Encyclopedia Asthmatica.” It’s got a nice, full-size version of “Put the Lights on the Tree,” plus more stellar videos and performances. Watch the trailer above!
Benefit show for Ethiopia medical missions trip - tonight @ Perch in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Details here
I recently illustrated a music video for the “Songs in the Key of Craigslist” series on Details magazine’s website. Music is by the very funny Scott Brown & Anthony King, creators of the fantastic “Gutenberg the Musical!” With lyrics by a bizarre craigslist poster. Click here to watch!