We went to the Candyball Halloween event where we relived our youth through hugs and smiles.





















We went to the Candyball Halloween event where we relived our youth through hugs and smiles.






















Candy Crack is a real make believe drug. It’s like children in a tree house (not crack house) pretending to sell drugs. It’s peddled in a neighborhood where you don’t have to grow up, so it makes sense that we are pretending to be kids doing the bad things that adults do. No one wants to get old, but no one wants to be just a kid. With Candy Crack you can have it both ways.
Call for the delivery of a 100 percent sugar crack rock (multicolored and multi-flavored with snow cone syrup) to your Brooklyn house. Expect a 7-foot tall man in a plush, blue fish mascot head, white gloves and a tuxedo to come knocking soon after. You can purchase a few rocks for $1 a pop in a dime bag. Can’t say too much here because y’know it’s drugs.
Call or text 347 742 2293 for delivery at the appropriate time
Serving Williamsburg and Greenpoint only
10p-2a; $1
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Playing at BAM this weekend, part of the BAMcinématek Freaky Cats event, Sleepwalkers and Hausu (House). You can see times here.


F.TAPE did a Spotlight feature on our work, as well as made a awesome banner for the main page. Check it out.
Shoot today with the super sweet Joan, high heels and Xanadu always nearby.





Friends and costumes! I went as Miss Hello Kitty herself and Matthew asked Wubba permission to be his twin that night! I made my kitty head with felt, polyester fill and my new sewing machine, I’m really happy with how it came out.


















Yesterday was my 26th birthday, so we celebrated it with a birthday, Halloween, Windows 7 launch party (came out this week – yay!). Here are the pictures of our festive home!























"Strong, feminine shapes set the scene this season.This week, M features the work of five of the top designer’s as they prepare to showcase their new collections at Dubai Fashion Week, and collaborations with New York artists Reed + Rader to create a dreamlike world of make believe." – The National Newspaper Magazine
You can see the feature story here AND you can see the images large on our website here with a special image featuring Robot.

Shoot day.






Here they are, the stars of the show. Lots and lots!
































Now some toys and dime bags. Also Matthew wants the fish desperately, the woman said she bought it in Illinois. Very specific, thanks.







We went to the cat show today, Meet the Breeds! First up, some of the amazing signs and booths we saw.








