While expanding our minds (after a blinder of a night) in the courtyard of his new apartment, Dub is snooping in the corner where he sees an open door."Dude, this guy has a human skull on his desk!"
This grabs my attention of course. As I peer through the cracked door, I hear footsteps. Fuck. I'm going to get caught looking into this person's house. The door swings op
en, and there stands Upper Playground artist Jeremy Fish (see Aesop Rock - None Shall Pass album art). Surprisingly - instead of telling us to fuck off, he invites us in.I'm having a hard time not being a dip shit and telling him what a fan I am of his work as he introduces himself (thank fucking Christ I wasn't wearing any of his gear). Anyway - continues to chop it up with us for the next 45 minutes or so talking about the shows he has coming up, people watching around the neighborhood etc. Suffice to say, I was stoked.
One of the things he DIDN'T mention was that we was going to release his own line of threads. His new line features hoodies, New Era fitteds and graphic tees. All items can be purchased at his website, or at your local Upper Playground.
He's a cool dude, creates fucking awesome art (and clothing) and is a local San Franfishcoian. Pick up a piece next time you get a chance. You'll make a statement at the next party, and can use your pink bunny with a gun as a face on your shirt to impress the little hardbody in the corner.Check J.Fish splashin some paint in Aesop Rock's video - Pigs...
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