seriously, how many times can i blog about this guy... Actually this is going to be ALL about Karla Carnewal, the awesome stop-motion animator that made this film happen, . This little film made it to Sundance this year. Karla, you rock! and yes, Steve, I guess you're alright too.
Having a viable outlet to create your own fabrics can be inspiring.
Spoonflower is based out of North Carolina and there is no minimum order and only $18 per yard!
Maybe you too can create something as wonderful as Steve did (although this isn't through Spoonflower, inspiring enough to make me want to make my own).
and
How to make a button a la Miranda July
I got a wink in the mail the other day, and it made me smile...
The best winks given by Steve Harrington. We did a trade and he sent me all these goodies! 
The thing that I most looked forward to was this book! Co-designed with John Harrington, Steve's brother, its pretty awesome. I love the personal insight.
You know what else is great, these rad pillows on our couch.
If you live in L.A. or are in the vicinity of Subliminal, go say hi to Justin and Steve and the rest of the lovely folks that'll be at this great event. I am truly sad I'm missing it, but I'll be there in spirit.
From Justin and Steve:
Somehow, We All Seem Connected
New Works by Steven Harrington and Justin Krietemeyer
Opening Reception: August 23, 8:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Exhibition Dates: August 23 - September 19
Steven Harrington and Justin Krietemeyer of National Forest are having their first solo show in Los Angeles in four years at Subliminal Projects Gallery. Somehow, We All Seem Connected will feature handmade multiples and sculptures exploring human connectivity and humorous points of similarity, through our perception of reality, experience, and imagination. The show will run from August 23 to September 19. You're cordially invited to the artists' reception on Saturday, August 23 from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. We hope to see you there.
Subliminal Projects Gallery
1331 W Sunset Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90026
P. 213.213.0078
F. 213.213.0077
I love my friends, I really do... I know that's pretty cheesy of me to say, but I really appreciate every one of my friends who have been in my life. Through school, I've met some of the most amazing friends and some of the most talented people I know. This isn't the last time I'll say this so get used to it.
Justin Krietemeyer, I met the first day of school. And as opposite as we were, we became quick friends and I am happy to say we still are really great friends. Steve Harrington, I used to see him at city college before attending Art Center but we all became a good core group of friends. Justin and Steve came to be what is called National Forest. If you haven't seen their work, you should definitely check it out. Individually, they are really talented and inspiring artists and collectively, they kick ass.
Both have a show in Paris coming up, the show travels throughout Europe. I'm very excited to see what they finished. I've seen Steve's new fabric and teepee in the works and they are rad. I'm itching to get my hands on the book that was put out of Steve's work (designed by John Harrington).
Check out the blog that the organizers of the show have put together for images. 
Thursday, June 05, 2008
The Lazy Dog Gallery
2 Passage Thiere
Paris , France
www.thelazydog.fr
Saturday, June 07, 2008
Lodown “Gallery West Berlin”
Brunnenstraße 56
Berlin, Germany
www.lodownmagazine.com
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
NANA store
Via Tortona 12
Milano, Italy
www.nanastores.com
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Galerie Montana
Carrer Commerç 8
Barcelona , Spain
www.montanacolors.com
