I love these pun-ny Valentines by Shing Yin Khor. “without you, I would be abalonely” – Swoon!
Shing was kind enough to share a high res version for personal use. They’re Creative Commons licensed, so feel free to use them for non commercial porpoises! (Seriously, don’t be a jerk and try to profit from them.)
Leanna Lin’s Wonderland just announced they are curating their first art benefit for 2012 called WonderPUP … where dogs are our superheroes!
100% of the art sales will be benefiting the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM) Foundation in honor of Leanna’s toy poodle, Richy, who passed away in July with an autoimmune disease.
Click here to see the list of donating artists and designers.
WonderPUP
March 10 – April 22, 2012
Opening Event: March 10, 6-10pm
Oh, Marshall, you handsome little devil!
3.5″ Hand-painted Marshall Custom (comes with 3 Valentines badges) – Edition of 8
Available: January 27, 2012 at 2 pm EST.
I’m trying not to collect Re-Ments, since I don’t need another addiction. But these may break my willpower. Sugoilife just received the new San-X Rilakkuma Re-Ment Miniature Sets. (The prices listed are for the entire set which includes every item in that particular series.) This one is the Slow Time Cooking set.
Here is the Petite Restaurant set.
This set is called Chocolate Cafe. I love them all, and I wish someone would make me Rilakkuma food!
To see more Re-Ments, visit Sugoilife.
Starting February 1, stop by Munky King to stock up on your favorite I Hearts Guts plush, shirts, and other gutsy stuff. The I Heart Guts pop-up organ store will be open from February 1-14 – just in time to pick up a fun Valentine’s Day gift. (Or a gift for yourself if you’re not into the V-day thing…)
10% of sales will go to the Hollywood Sunset Free Clinic, which helps the uninsured get critical medical attention.
From January 26 – February 12, The American Cinematheque will present a comprehensive retrospective of Studio Ghibli’s films, including new 35mm prints of several films that have never been released in North America. What a wonderful opportunity to see your favorite Studio Ghibli films on the big screen!
The screenings take place at both the Aero and the Egyptian. Visit this link for showtimes, and to buy tickets.
