Hip Hop Coloring Book featured in The Stockton Record

Made it in the hometown paper. That's love. Click here to read the article.

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Ansel Adams Bridge Program

Jan 18, 2012. Stockton, CA.

I brought the Hip Hop Coloring Book to Ansel Adams Elementary's after school program. I rocked out with about 40 kids. They learned the elements of Hip Hop and did live painting.

Creativity from Behind Bars

date: Jan 9, 2012

The Hip Hop Coloring Book has been out for a month and the support has been great. I’m really happy to be sending a coloring book to Aaron, who is currently incarcerated at Pike County Correctional Facility.

I wonder what I would do if I was to ever get locked up. As a black male thats a thought I ponder often. I hope this book aids in his mental freedom and encourages him to pursue his creativity even while in the most discouraging of circumstances.

Hip Hop Coloring Book via New York Daily News

Kicken off 2012 proper. January 2nd The Hip Hop Coloring Book makes the New York Daily News. link: nydn.us/uixLhv

Hip Hop Coloring Book featured in Black Enterprise

Word to the Howard University School of Business I made it in Black Enterprise. Much Appreciation. link: http://bit.ly/uzVMqP

Sneak Peak Recap of the Coloring Book Release Show

Here's a preview to the release show of the Hip Hop Coloring Book entitled "Colored Only."

Filmed and edited by Quawee of All Perspectives Photography.

Colored Only- The Hip Hop Coloring Book Art Show

It's finally here. Join me on December 10th for the debut of the Hip Hop Coloring. I hope you can make it out and grab one of the first 400 books available for sale. I'll be displaying my original art from the coloring book. No acrylic this time tho, simply crayons, markers, and water color.

Info:

December 10th

Charles Bank Gallery, 196 bowery st.

kids art class (free) 2-4pm

art show 7:30-9:30pm

more info: here & here