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My stuff!, originally uploaded by Michael C. Hsiung.

My art wall of stuff at Active's Which One's Ping show. The folks at Active were really nice and helpful. They even gave me a shipping number account which pretty much rules. Never had that happen before.

Ghettogloss, originally uploaded by Michael C. Hsiung.

The Human Pyramids opening at GhettoGloss Gallery on Melrose pretty much ruled it. Lots of fun and a huge crowd. I recently posted some photos and words on http://dailydujour.com/2009/09/29/human-pyramid-opening-at-ghettogloss-gallery/ . ENjoy!!

Drawing, originally uploaded by Michael C. Hsiung.

Hanging with the Human Pyramid Collective is fun and involves drinking while drawing occasionally, which is safer than drinking and driving. Anyhow, here's a nice shot of Soy Panday drawing some of his characters on our table at the German bar, Downtown LA.

Making weird hand gestures, originally uploaded by Michael C. Hsiung.

The opening of Which One's Ping show in Costa Mesa, CA was awesome, fun, intense, nerve-wracking, and madness. By the time I had gotten there the whole warehouse was filled with people. The was also some free Colt 45s, a ping pong tournament, and some djing. Here I am getting interviewed by Erica Yary for FuelTv. I'm not sure what I'm doing with my hands and face, but I swear I was talking about something important?

Pacoli !, originally uploaded by Michael C. Hsiung.

Pacoli from Brazil recently visited Los Angeles from San Francisco, where she had been staying for a while. She was in town for an upcoming group show at Ghettogloss entitled Human Pyramids. The Human Pyramids Art Colelctive (http://www.humanpyramids.net/) is an international group of artist and friends started by Hovin Wang.

In this photo, I'm looking through Pacolli's awesome journal book where she draws and writes and creates interesting characters from our weird world.

Unicycle pattern drawing, originally uploaded by Michael C. Hsiung.

Late night drawings of unicycles while talking and hanging with our friend and pal, Pacoli. She brought some colorful pens for me to draw with and they are SICK.

Linh's room, originally uploaded by Michael C. Hsiung.

At the Thought Processor show at Munky King I did some live drawing for some awesome kids and people. One nice fellow named Linh gave me a canvas to draw on. Here's the photo of it in his room.

Rad, thanks Linh!!

OH MAN THANK YOU AMBER!!, originally uploaded by Michael C. Hsiung.

This might be one of the best things I've ever ever gotten in the mail, and that's not to say John Casey, Pacoli and all those other awesome artist packages weren't rad. . . this one is just really funny and awesome.

Sold framed Merman, originally uploaded by Michael C. Hsiung.

I recently had this piece framed for a buyer. The frame is pretty cool - it has soft red velvet, double matte, and museum glass. I told him that he should have a hidden vault behind this piece. That's the sort of vibe it gives off.