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he loves me, he loves me not

Out in the LES with my girl Bee, we ran into my favorite street artist’s LOVE ME Poster. It was perfect timing, as lately I have had to reevaluate “love” in my life. In a relationship communication is so hard that sometimes I wish it could just be as simple as this sign. All anyone ever wants is to be loved, but I guess we all have different ways of showing it.

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bottoms up

It’s a rainy Sunday night hanging with my best bud Rob-o, walking all over the L.E.S. since our last fav bar spot was under new ownership, plays only country and basically turned wack. Just like a scene in Mr. Destiny(love that movie) Mars Bar was on the corner and was the perfect dive bar we were looking for.



I think we found our new spot… we just have to go across the street to use the bathroom-_-







and sadly some people really believe this…











I had strangers thinking that was Rob’s family…

Your boy Rob grew some chest hairs that night…

art and quotes all over…even a few dope bbm statuses lol









I’m usually a stickerler for a change, but I had so much fun this night thats its help me embrace all of the huge changes that were currently going on in my life. The way I see it when it comes to change is at first it might not be easy to swallow, but a few chasers later you will be feeling RIGHT! lol

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Check me out on essence.com

At Target’s First Saturdays at the Brooklyn Museum, my blackberry battery died while waiting for my friend Rob, who’s number I cannot remember by heart and security is starting to think I got stood up, when photog Hannan Saleh for Essence.com snaps my pic for their street style feature. BTW, Rob didn’t stand me up! Check out the full gallery and leave a comment here!

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london street art

I spent my birthday across the Atlantic in the UK! Staying in West Central London I ran into tons on dope street art! Most of these shots were taken in Portobello…





My tour guide…





























London keeps it Propper!

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chasing pavements

Street art in DUMBO Brooklyn has been taken literally. The public artwork is titled Asphalt Tattoo (pictured), and it was created by Paula Meijerink, a Boston-based artist and designer who teaches at Harvard and has a thing for asphalt. Paula’s creaton of a dragon tattoo egraved into the street is filled with broken glas bottles. It’s all fun and games until someone pop’s a tire. The artwork is meant to display for a year…lets see how long that lasts before a lawsuit**fingers crossed**















Photos by Ernest Estime

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when i grow up…