Finally here!! Thanks to everyone who contributed and helped put the first issue to together. It took a bit a work, but it came out good, I hope you all enjoy it and contribute to the next round.

Thanks to all the folks that sent in a submission for our first crack at putting together a pdf mag. Currently working to release it by the end of the month-look out for it, download it, share it with your friends. And the next “theme” is just around the corner.

Thanks again

It’s finally here after teasing us with tidbits on his blog. A 2 color zine, featuring all 12 of *Major Taylor’s good habits for clean living. Chris has been quite consistent with churning out doodles everyday, and this zine is a premium bi-product.

–Marshall Major Taylor (a velodrome world champion from Worcester, MA), renowned as The Fastest Bicycle Rider In The World in the early 1900’s, accredits his success as a world champion to the value of good habits and clean living.

www.ChrisPiascik.com for more info.

“I Had Nothing to Offer Anyone Except My Own Confusion” is a hodgepodge spread sheet of failed relationships and awkward self defeated friendships. Anthony kept the paintings large, to reflect how largely fucked up a lot of things are in his life. Primarily pink, black, and white. Simplistic as most of his stuff typically is and iconic in nature. Some of his paintings tell a story through abstract images stripped down to their barest essentials, others, just scream the message out, in large, extra bold san-serif type with superman style 3d. This is by far Anthony’s most personal work to date, and is a little embarrassing in how much it reveals.

Free and open to the public, “I Had Nothing to Offer Anyone Except My Own Confusion” will open Friday February 12, 2010 and run through Sunday March 28, 2010. Exhibit will be open daily Monday thru Saturday 11 – 6pm. Check-out Anthony’s website at www.mynameisacock.com for more info.

Chris likes to draw type – quite an understatement, indeed. Chris LOVES to draw type and now he’s compiled another zine for your consumption. He calls it “Typostruction”. Check it out over on his blog chrispiascik.com