Friday, July 10, 2009
Thursday, July 9, 2009
New Kidrobot x Hernandez Jaguar Warrior Dunny Shirts available at KR
The shirts are now available on their Website, featuring the Immortal Jaguar Dunny!
CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE
"Jesse Hernandez's heroic Jaguar Warrior Dunny is immortalized on this 100% cotton jersey tee featuring a large gold foil graphic on the front, gold foil Kidrobot logo on the sleeve, and Jesse Hernandez's logo on the back. "

CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE
"Jesse Hernandez's heroic Jaguar Warrior Dunny is immortalized on this 100% cotton jersey tee featuring a large gold foil graphic on the front, gold foil Kidrobot logo on the sleeve, and Jesse Hernandez's logo on the back. "

Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Bic Buddys Unveiled
Click Here to Peep it on Vinyl Pulse
BIC Buddy's are now official , Peep the first 3 designs unveiled now up on VP with designs by Graffiti Legend COPE2, the homie Kano, and yours truly. The series is looking mad fresh If I say so myself big props to my homie MARKA27

BIC Buddy's are now official , Peep the first 3 designs unveiled now up on VP with designs by Graffiti Legend COPE2, the homie Kano, and yours truly. The series is looking mad fresh If I say so myself big props to my homie MARKA27

Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Fear no art 3 (BOSTON)
New art show opening this weekend
They had me up as a featured artist yesterday peep the blog here.

Fear no Art 3 opens this weekend in Boston, MA.
Here's all the info
FEAR NO ART 3 is an exhibition of original, versatile, and culturally diverse art—featuring prolific artists whose influences range from contemporary, pop, low brow, graffiti, and street art forms. Curated by Marka27 & NineRevolutions...
FEAR NO ART is dedicated to promoting and exposing underground art forms to a larger audience by bringing together some of today’s best artists from Boston, Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco! Check out the artist line-up!!
Boston:: Enamel Kingdom. Margaret Singer. Kenji Nakayama. Massiel Grullon. NineRevolutions. Sarah Laws "FunCupcake". Frantz Cadet. Deme5. Problak. Kwest. Marka27
New York:: COPE2. Lichiban. Pen Tha Black Krayon
Los Angeles:: David Flores. Kofie. Sherm. Werc Alvarez
San Francisco:: Jesse Hernandez
MUSIC BY:: DJ's Gucci-Vuitton & T-wreXX
Sunday, June 21st
Private Showing:: 4 - 6pm
Public Opening:: 6 - 11pm
Venue Info
The Achilles Project
283 Summer St.
Boston, MA
ph: (617) 423-2257
www.achilles-project.com
They had me up as a featured artist yesterday peep the blog here.

Fear no Art 3 opens this weekend in Boston, MA.
Here's all the info
FEAR NO ART 3 is an exhibition of original, versatile, and culturally diverse art—featuring prolific artists whose influences range from contemporary, pop, low brow, graffiti, and street art forms. Curated by Marka27 & NineRevolutions...
FEAR NO ART is dedicated to promoting and exposing underground art forms to a larger audience by bringing together some of today’s best artists from Boston, Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco! Check out the artist line-up!!
Boston:: Enamel Kingdom. Margaret Singer. Kenji Nakayama. Massiel Grullon. NineRevolutions. Sarah Laws "FunCupcake". Frantz Cadet. Deme5. Problak. Kwest. Marka27
New York:: COPE2. Lichiban. Pen Tha Black Krayon
Los Angeles:: David Flores. Kofie. Sherm. Werc Alvarez
San Francisco:: Jesse Hernandez
MUSIC BY:: DJ's Gucci-Vuitton & T-wreXX
Sunday, June 21st
Private Showing:: 4 - 6pm
Public Opening:: 6 - 11pm
Venue Info
The Achilles Project
283 Summer St.
Boston, MA
ph: (617) 423-2257
www.achilles-project.com
Saturday, June 6, 2009
Thought Processor Show tonight at Super 7
Thursday, May 28, 2009
"Berkeley to Beijing" with cover art by Jesse Hernandez

At long last the new book, "Berkeley to Beijing" written by my cousin Karen Kendall has debuted. She had me do the cover illustration years ago in 2004/2005 and am so happy to see it all finally come together. It turned out amazing, It's available all online at Amazon.com Barnes and Noble.com Iuniverse.com or you can get signed copies HERE
In 1973, twelve-year-old Karen Boutilier was invited by Shirley MacLaine to become the youngest member of the First American Women’s Friendship Delegation to China. The delegation consisted of eleven women, a four-woman film crew and Karen. The resulting Oscar nominated documentary, “The Other Half of the Sky: a China Memoir” aired in 1975. This extraordinary life altering experience was preceded by a most unusual childhood.
She lived, breathed, and experienced history in a way that exposed her to amazing, fascinating, and sometimes frightening situations. She was a preacher’s kid raised during the sixties. But, her father was not the stereotypical minister.
Karen had grown up living in communal strike houses, walking United Farm Worker picket lines, working on political campaigns, surviving the violence of Washington, D.C. and the Poor People’s Campaign, as well as attending marches and protest rallies for civil rights and the anti-war movement. While other kids drew in coloring books, she made picket signs. While other kids played with dolls, she took care of her brothers and sister. While other kids reveled in the innocence of childhood, she obsessively worried about the social and political problems of the day.
The stories in Berkeley to Beijing will lead you on an amazing journey through a remarkable and exciting childhood.
Congratulations Karen!!!
Saturday, April 18, 2009
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