Mission Mission

This guy just gets better and better every time we see him.

Gotta love artist Jesse Hazelip for keeping us up to date on all his latest doings.

Previously:

Buffalo Bomber Keeps on Truckin’

Recycling rules! How perfectly charming! (But are they more charming than the Hot Phat Phillys Girl?)

Burrito Justice has more pics and analysis right here.

Broke-Ass Stuart has put together a deal whereby you pay only $25 for $50 worth of merchandise at Good Vibrations. Undeniable deal, right? Check it out!

[Photo by Steve Rhodes]

“Here was Sophie,” explains Fashionist, “in a Peggy Noland standing casually in line at Tartine.”

And why not? Also, she found this expensive designer thing at Community Thrift! Dang! Anyway, I didn’t know what Peggy Noland meant before just now, but I’m impressed.

Definitely read the rest of the story, and definitely follow the link to the Peggy Noland online store and check out what’s up this season.

As part of some kind of MTV thing or something, Ludacris made an appearance at Thurgood Marshall High School last week. He tells the kids to keep education first. Also, some stuff about God.

SFist has the video right here.

Apparently if you stare at it long enough, you’ll see a sailboat.

Relax your eyes.

[Photo by Helena]

Previously:

An Oddfellow Point of View

Telstar Logistics has the full report:

Telstar Logistics visited San Francisco’s Chinatown last weekend, and along the way we encountered one of the simplest and most delightful examples of public art that we’ve come across in quite some time.

Read on.

And you bet your ass they know how precious it is. Look at him regarding it so lovingly!

Lucky ducks!

[Photo by Dalton Blanco] [via no hope]

Previously:

Redweiser: The Next Four Loko

What’s that? You’ve never taken Dolores Street all the way south to where it terminates into San Jose Avenue? It’s a fun journey, palm-lined the whole way, like a skinny, epicly hilly, miles-long extension of Dolores Park itself. AND, according to the San Jose/Guerrero Neighborhood website, that extension might get a nice little (really little) parklet-like public space at the end.

Dolores Park South, here we come!

See here if you want to know what all those letters mean.

Gifted kindergartner David Enos has produced a stunning animated history of the Doors. The narration, as you can see, is straightforward but haunting, and the depictions of Jim and the gang (and the supernatural oddities they encounter) will leave you breathless.

Watch it below now, or wait and see it on the big screen at next week’s San Francisco International Animation Festival.

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