"The day Obama stated his interest in adopting a dog from the shelter was a slightly brighter one for the approximately 7 million adoptable dogs & cats killed each year in this country. The staggering reality is that for each one sold at a pet store or by a breeder, another perfectly worthy one is killed. Our nations shelters are filled to capacity with all kinds of amazing adoptable animals including, as Obama put it, “Mutts like me.” On the heels of Obama’s comment, I got a call from Pia Salk, an animal advocate who works with North America’s largest non-profit pet adoption website, Adopt-a-Pet.com. Pia simply asked if I might be willing to collaborate on a way to have my art help these animals. As most of you know, I’m a big believer in speaking up for all who suffer injustice, regardless of gender, race, sexual orientation or in this case, species! And I’m all for adopting from the shelter. My wife and I share our home with 2 pooches, George and Weezie, who is a rescue. They are the happy canine siblings to our 2 human daughters. The image I created for this print reminds me of a dog I had as kid, a mutt named Honey. We have created a limited edition run of 400 signed and numbered silk-screen prints that will be available at: www.muttslikeme.com. The January sale date will be announced soon and proceeds will go to getting the furry non-partisan U.S. residents, who share our country, saved and into homes through: www.Adoptapet.com Check out the site and search for adoptable animals in your area or other ways to help."
Jan 9, 2009
Adopt a Pet
Jan 5, 2009
Bless y’all

Dec 17, 2008
PASTE THE RAINBOW...

Essayyed poppin' & alive

As pop as Essayyed can get... By Sugarpop, a dynamite piece of Stencil art picturing Hassan Nasrallah, big boss of Lebanese Hezbollah, the party of God.
Nov 16, 2008
dope n' cocaine

Mister Shepard Fairey, who is mostly known for turning wrestler André the Giant’s face into ubiquitous urban art (you know those Obey the Giant flyers, posters, and stickers you see everywhere..), heads a design firm, a publishing house, and a clothing company - all dedicated to visual appropriation. Fairey has also gained notoriety with posters art [HOPE, CHANGE, ] he made for Obama. Here is my remix of the Change poster, with a 'playful play' on words.
Oct 21, 2008
Beirut in my cube

Twisted & Random...
MY city block

OBAMA hope in colour





Oct 16, 2008
Bloody Barack

A new remixed official portrait of the next American president, designed by maboule on bloody good inspirational day. Not bad, right?
Sep 27, 2008
Andy & Sugar

auto-portrait
Sep 25, 2008
My TEEZ




Sep 5, 2008
Obey & dream more

My Andre in stencil finally tagged, so Andre obeys me and stays around, in my room, at all time. & here it is...stamping my endorsement/ to mister Shepard Fairey; as my admiration gets real now with this sprayed pizza box that ended up lookin' so,,, like an art piece ready to stand still in my room, reminding me incessantly what communication is all about...
Andre will be staring at me all day all night; and i'll be doing the same, learning to tame each others...
Don't try to understand my relation to Andre the wrestler;;;cuz am not sure i do myself. But it's beyond the surface, delete the image, dig...deep down the hole...
& here was Sugarpop from her communication zone, wherefrom zoners of sirdab have just ended a charming SWING...
Obey your tempo, Prey for Patience, Stick & Focus...Then Roll in, Roll out...ça Balance l'équilibre...
Ça s'discute aussi!
Aug 29, 2008
nuit après nuit

One of my first collage work, done back in Kuwait, in 2004, as a CD cover for Ocean. A set of my 12 12x12cm postcards --that also work as CD covers --are available for sale at artlounge gallery, Karantina - Beirut.
Jul 16, 2008
Jelly Belly state of mind

May 18, 2008
The Scorpion dance
Their sting endures
The National - News
15 May 2008
According to Greek mythology it was the scorpion, sent by the goddess Hera, which brought down Orion the hunter. Angered by Orion’s arrogant belief that he could hunt and kill anything, Hera wanted to teach him a lesson. She sent Scorpius, the...read more...
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May 14, 2008
Rastabama by Sugarpop
May 5, 2008
Obama Rocks

"I wanted to make an art piece of Barack Obama because I thought an iconic portrait of him could symbolize and amplify the importance of his mission. I believe Obama will guide this country to a future where everyone can thrive and I should support him vigorously for the sake of my two young daughters. I have made art opposing the Iraq war for several years, and making art of Obama, who opposed the war from the start, is like making art for peace. I know I have an audience of young art fans and I’m delighted if I can encourage them to see the merits of Barack Obama.” Shepard Fairey
Apr 27, 2008
Apr 2, 2008
Don't B Snoopy, Nosy & Gossipy
"See no evil, Hear no evil, Speak no evil"
As a result, one perfect fit for Bacsom's bubbly design expression.