New with The North Face for Winter 2010 Summit Line- Women's jackets in more colorways than you can shake a stick at. All over print lace pattern so you won't get lost in the depths of the abyss when the avalanche hits. Its always winter somewhere- stay ready so you don't gotta get ready. Avaliable HERE and all over these freakin internets
Epicly lazered dude- new interview up on my-fav-maoi!!! "The revealed bones and exposed skeletal bodies of animals ripped of flesh dancing amongst the living. There is a deep darkness that is entwined in the electric neon pop compositions of Hannah Stouffer. Always maintaining balance in her detailed compositions. Predators become her prey as she exposes what lies beneath in a technicolor dreamland of chaotic or blissful emotion" Thank you!!! x
Thank you to everyone that came out to witness the mayhem that is Alberta St. on the last Thurs of the month in Portland. Ritual Magick is up till the end of the month. Get Weird. x
All Souls Hannah Stouffer, Kylea Borges, Brian Willmont and Alissa Eberle October 7- November 6, 2010 Opening Reception October 9 6-10p.m. Saturday, October 9 · 6:00pm - 10:00pm
Immortal Gallery 215 W 6th #116 cross st. Spring Los Angeles, CA
...The Immortal Gallery is proud to present, All Souls, a group exhibition of mixed media. All Souls is motivated by the many days, rites, and commemorations dedicated to the faithfully departed. Among other religious days, All Saints day, Day of the Dead, and the Ghost festival all have in common that the alive want to pray for those in purgatory and the veneration of the dead. This quartet of artists have taken inspiration from monuments to the dead (like the pyramids), the struggle incorporated into mythical art, psychopomps, and the items we used to give remembrance.
Thank you NYC based besties for the shots!! My 3x enlarged work will be hanging along with 6 others up at Grand Central Station in NY through the month of September- go kiss it for me. This was a project I completed with iShares earlier this month x
Thank you DG for the featured spot- HEY SHOPAHOLICS- Get. Your. Fix!~ - HERE limited edition tees, wall graphics, steel cut ram skull pendant / weapons that I'm not allowed in my possession in restricted areas for the next 365 days- SWEET!!
IS This Weekend!! Come say hello, read some stuff, dork on out!! I'll have a table in there somewhere- look for me sleeping underneath it. NEW zines, buttons, and black metal ram skull pendants x
Saturday, September 4 from 11:00am – 6:00pm Sunday, September 5 from 11:00am – 6:00pm (Labor Day Weekend)
SF County Fair Building (formerly Hall of Flowers) 9th Ave. at Lincoln Way (in Golden Gate Park)
New discoveries and visual encounters have brought Hannah Stouffer to the verge of creating an entirely new body of work. The Summer of 2010 proved to be the perfect opportunity for Stouffer to go explore in the hope that her adventures would inspire her next phase of creativity. Starting in Los Angeles, Hannah took a trip across the United States to visit some of the most historically magical places accessible off the Amtrak train route. Take a visual trip through her photographic journal on this re-cap of Hannah Stouffer’s Black Magic Spirit Quest from the Summer of 2010!
"All I ever wanted was to buy an old black van and paint an epic wizard on the side surfing through space. I’d pull up to the beach, open the door open and just draw. I'd drive it all around the the country with my dog… sleeping where we felt like, eating cans of beans, with a bottle of Jameson under the seat, black leather jacket, black leather boots, red lipstick, King Diamond, Burning Witch, Electric Wizard. Done.
It all seems so romantic. After that plan fell through, faulty car salesmen and a small claims court date, I adjust accordingly. I really had no choice, but to just GO. So I chose the next best thing- the Amtrak train. And so it begins...
Three months later, the same dirty black clothes and way too much clarity… Back to California and I never want to leave this bed again." -Hannah Stouffer, Summer 2010
Born in Aspen, CO in 1981, San Francisco based illustrator Hannah Stouffer endeavors to understand the greatest human conflict and the constant contentions that we all endure. In her work, feminine decorative embellishments are counterbalanced by macabre motifs, the animal kingdom, and the never-ending pursuit of illustrating explosive emotional transcendence. Stouffer is best known for the incongruity of intricately executed imagery and shadowy and ethereal themes. Stouffer has maintained a strong presence in the illustration world while simultaneously exhibiting her work as both a commercial and fine artist. With an extensive international client list and an impressive roster of galleries, Stouffer’s busy schedule necessitates continual artistic evolution.