Graffiti as Art or Vandalism?

Having our headquarters near the downtown Los Angeles Arts District it is hard not to run into some kind of graffiti. But is graffiti really vandalism or self expression?

In a place like, the Los Angeles Arts District, art (or expression) is highly encouraged, and there’s not one nook that goes unscathed, or for lack of a better word bombed. What used to be the Warehouse District has turned into an environment that hones artists’ display of art in every alleyway, and every building. The beautification of a neighborhood that use to look war torn can be highly attributed to one; the local leadership of the community, and secondly; local artist that have contributed and continue to contribute throughout the entire district.

Like Us on Facebook, We’ll give you a Free T-Shirt

Hey, how’s it going everyone? We just came out with another T-Shirt Design for Summer and we wanted to let you all know that if you guys give us a quick like on Facebook, we’ll be sure to swing a T-Shirt your way.

We’re trying to stack up on some Facebook fans, and get our brand out there. I promise it will all be worth it.

Take care, and hit us up,

HBB

Ride Along with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department

There’s always a double standard about any neighborhood — whether bad or good — crime does not sleep. The video pod from Current is a short documentary of a ride along with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department in the city of Compton. The video features a Current video pod producer documenting the work of two police officers throughout the span of an entire day. The video does a good job a showing the extremity of particular situations, and the effects of neighborhood culture.

Help Bail Lenny Dykstra out of the Los Angeles County Jail

Mr. Lenny Dykstra everyone! We’re not an entity that judges any organization, person, or movement. In fact we just want to create content that’s engaging and interesting.

Looping through the enticing world of the “twittersphere”we found an interesting little project that linked our undying love of new media, and a case that has been in the news these past few months.