Thanks to everyone who stopped by the Zerofriends booth during San Diego Comic-Con to get their Crazy 4 Cult book signed! And thanks to all the artists who participated, and Alex Pardee and the Zerofriends staff for housing us! We'll see you again next year.
Check out G4's recent coverage of this year's Crazy 4 Cult exhibit. The show runs throughs the end of July, so make sure to swing by the Melrose location.
Jensen
G1988
Showing posts with label Comic Con. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Comic Con. Show all posts
Monday, July 25, 2011
Sunday, July 17, 2011
COMIC CON BOOK SIGNINGS
It's that time of the year again. The Nerd Mecca has returned to San Diego and this year we'll be putting together some great book signings for our new release with Titan Publishing, "Crazy 4 Cult: Cult Movie Art." We've put together a great line-up and teamed up with Alex Pardee and our friends at ZeroFriends to bring it to the convention hall. We'll be at booth #5502, which Alex was nice enough to give us a map for...
Here's a little warning from Alex about the booth -
"BEFORE YOU GET STARTED, PLEASE NOTE: Our booth number is 5502/5503, which, logically, would be in the 5500 aisle. HOWEVER, there IS NO 5500 aisle. Instead, the 5500 aisle is the FRONT ROW OF BOOTHS. See above, we are actually located in the FRONT RIGHT CORNER of the convention center, in row 500/400!!"
And now for our signing schedule:
Friday - 3 - 4 PM - Alex Pardee, Misha, Eric Tan, Carlos Ramos, Wade Schin
Saturday - 10:30 - 11:30 AM - Luke Chueh, NC Winters, Scribe
Saturday - 3 - 4 PM - Scott C., Mike Mitchell, Kevin Tong, Dan "Mr. Toast" Goodsell
Sunday - 3 - 4 PM - Ken Garduno, Travis Louie, Tom Haubrick, DrilOne
Gonna be fun times! Come pick up the book, or just bring your book, and get it signed by these superstars and say hello.
Jensen
G1988 (Melrose)
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Con and After
2 small announcements as you pack your hand sanitizer and start the trip to Comic Con. First, you can find out who the next honoree will be for our annual January Under The Influence show by visiting booth #3029. It's a pretty awesome announcement, and a pretty awesome little sign announcing it. We'll let you all know after the Con. AND when you stop by the Baby Tattoo booth #601 to check out the Travis Louie book we published with them, look for a collectable postcard announcing our next book. You'll even want the postcard. This one is gonna be HUGE. It's only 5 years in the making.
Soooo....you're not going to Comic Con? That's ok. You'll miss men and women dressed as their favorite Anime character, but you won't miss out on the release and ballyhoo of our first book (co-published by our friends at Baby Tattoo). At the Los Angeles gallery we will be having a release party for Travis Louie's book "Curiosities," where artist Travis Louie will be in the gallery signing books and meeting fans! This will be on Tuesday night, July 28th, from 6-9 PM. This will be your opportunity to buy the book and pick up the exclusive G1988 variant cover version, which will come with this giclee print below, "Pumpkin Eater," signed and numbered by the artist. This whole edition will have under 100 available and produced.
So with that, I ask you to keep walking and not hold up everyone behind you as you walk through Comic Con, cause some of us are fighting anxiety. And SEE YOU TUESDAY!
Jensen
G1988: LA
Soooo....you're not going to Comic Con? That's ok. You'll miss men and women dressed as their favorite Anime character, but you won't miss out on the release and ballyhoo of our first book (co-published by our friends at Baby Tattoo). At the Los Angeles gallery we will be having a release party for Travis Louie's book "Curiosities," where artist Travis Louie will be in the gallery signing books and meeting fans! This will be on Tuesday night, July 28th, from 6-9 PM. This will be your opportunity to buy the book and pick up the exclusive G1988 variant cover version, which will come with this giclee print below, "Pumpkin Eater," signed and numbered by the artist. This whole edition will have under 100 available and produced.
So with that, I ask you to keep walking and not hold up everyone behind you as you walk through Comic Con, cause some of us are fighting anxiety. And SEE YOU TUESDAY!
Jensen
G1988: LA
Monday, July 20, 2009
Lazy Monday
Well, it's supposed to be my day off today, but it's proving to be anything but. We've been selling through prints from Crazy 4 Cult 3-D, selling out of Bike and Trap from 2cents and The Professional print from Jeff Boyes. And although we're low on many other prints, and we're still selling paintings everyday, there are still some amazing pieces left. But you should act fast. Still check out the show, and the updated sales, HERE.
But, today I've dedicated mostly everything to the monolith known as Comic Con, which opens this Wednesday in San Diego.
There really isn't a picture in the universe that can give me a quicker panic attack, BUT this year I'll be there Saturday and Sunday - and G1988 has some pretty awesome presence in this year's con.
First off, our first book, partnered up with our friends at Baby Tattoo, will be released! "Curiosities," by NY artist Travis Louie will become available at Comic Con, purchasable in many ways and forms. Baby Tattoo's booth (#601) will be selling 2 of the 4 available covers (Retail and San Diego Comic Con variations), as well as having multiple signings with the artist Travis himself, so you can meet the man and get him to sign your book. The Baby Tattoo booth will also have a pretty cool opportunity to get a whole set of 4 covers, for those who buy fast! Travis will also be making appearances at Hi-Fructose's booth (#4939) and the Last Gasp booth (#1616) - two other places you can pick up the SDCC exclusive cover. And if you can't make it out to San Diego, don't worry, because we're having a book release and signing party on Tuesday with Travis Louie in attendance. More on that later.
Secondly, I do believe we'll be announcing our newest honoree for the Under The Influence art show happening in Jan. 2010. After last year's tribute to Beastie Boys, we've been excited to announce the newest source of inspiration involved, but we think SDCC will be the place! More on that later as well. Stay tuned to the blog for where to see the reveal!
And lastly, something totally secret. You won't know it's us. Yet. In due time.
Sorry to be so secretive. But we'll come clean in time. And we think you'll love it.
See you at the Con!
Jensen
G1988: LA
But, today I've dedicated mostly everything to the monolith known as Comic Con, which opens this Wednesday in San Diego.
There really isn't a picture in the universe that can give me a quicker panic attack, BUT this year I'll be there Saturday and Sunday - and G1988 has some pretty awesome presence in this year's con.
First off, our first book, partnered up with our friends at Baby Tattoo, will be released! "Curiosities," by NY artist Travis Louie will become available at Comic Con, purchasable in many ways and forms. Baby Tattoo's booth (#601) will be selling 2 of the 4 available covers (Retail and San Diego Comic Con variations), as well as having multiple signings with the artist Travis himself, so you can meet the man and get him to sign your book. The Baby Tattoo booth will also have a pretty cool opportunity to get a whole set of 4 covers, for those who buy fast! Travis will also be making appearances at Hi-Fructose's booth (#4939) and the Last Gasp booth (#1616) - two other places you can pick up the SDCC exclusive cover. And if you can't make it out to San Diego, don't worry, because we're having a book release and signing party on Tuesday with Travis Louie in attendance. More on that later.
Secondly, I do believe we'll be announcing our newest honoree for the Under The Influence art show happening in Jan. 2010. After last year's tribute to Beastie Boys, we've been excited to announce the newest source of inspiration involved, but we think SDCC will be the place! More on that later as well. Stay tuned to the blog for where to see the reveal!
And lastly, something totally secret. You won't know it's us. Yet. In due time.
Sorry to be so secretive. But we'll come clean in time. And we think you'll love it.
See you at the Con!
Jensen
G1988: LA
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Signs without Tesla
Tired from Comic-Con and knowing that every blog from here to Endor have covered the event, I figured I would just do a quick photo entry with small captions - as we are really pleased with how the G1988/Mattel events went. So here are the pics.
This signage explains the customized vans, but does not explain my smile.
Booth pics. Mattel did a great job displaying a few of the paintings from our "TOYS!" show, as well as almost 25 of the customized vans, which included...
...the van of the hour, Doktor A. This one really does have to be seen to be believed.
The view of the booth was pretty awesome...but a look to the left, and this is what we saw all day.
I also had this monster as the centerpiece at my Bar Mitzvah, so it wasn't as shocking for me.
Then, Mattel had this baby in front...
Sidecars need a comeback.
So, remember, in addition to the vans on display, we had signings with Brandt & Kathie, Greg Simkins and Ken Garduno, which also marked the release of limited edition prints and shirts.
Crappy pic of the shirts, which we will have for sale soon in the gallery!
First up, Brandt Peters and Kathie Olivas got their sign on...
The cliche line shot.
This girl has some Kathie inspired tats, which could only be outdone by...
...Brandt, who not only has a full sleeve, he married her! Take take, collectors.
Next up, Ken Garduno.
Besides being long, Ken's line also had a dude in it who was carrying around a "Free High Fives" sign. Best part about him, and I don't think I can really convey this correctly, is that he would receive excited high fives from people in his own most somber way. High five, no smile from him. He'd click a little counter and keep going, even if the guy or girl who high fived him was so excited. And he was by himself. It was almost like this was a mission to get a certain amount of high fives. And it almost seemed like he didn't like doing it. Like he was forced by a terrorist to get a certain amount of high-fives or a bus with Keanu Reeves on it blows up. Needless to say, we all got high fives (and the one pic I got of him doing it, he's smiling).
Me and HW Guru Mark Morse game planning. He is the Phil Jackson to my Kurt Rambis.
My girlfriend Chrissy handing out free posters to have signed. This week was one of those, "I owe you one" things that probably will never have something big enough on her end to actually equal each other out.
Oh, this was my favorite costume. She's a maid from the Sims. Pretty good, but rather 1994 of her right? Next year, I'm going as Leisure Suit Larry to keep the outdated video game thing going.
Oh, and this was my favorite thing at Comic Con...
I'm getting a little obsessed about Lego art, and have made a pact to get something in the next few years. Just need the right idea...
And then it was time for the Greg Simkins signing...
And there he is signing his new toy, Cap'n Rotnclaw, also released during the Con.
No caption really needed.
And finally, we had our Angry Woebots shirt/print combo release at the Baby Tattoo booth.
We have some of the shirt/print combos for sale in the LA gallery right now...but stay tuned to the blog this week to find out how to buy them online.
I'll be updating a lot over the next few days since we'll be announcing the entire Crazy 4 Cult line-up, which is undoubtedly our best ever and revealing the entire Andrew Wilson Crazy 4 Cult poster in mere hours.
Till then, nerd.
Jensen
G1988: LA
This signage explains the customized vans, but does not explain my smile.
Booth pics. Mattel did a great job displaying a few of the paintings from our "TOYS!" show, as well as almost 25 of the customized vans, which included...
...the van of the hour, Doktor A. This one really does have to be seen to be believed.
The view of the booth was pretty awesome...but a look to the left, and this is what we saw all day.
I also had this monster as the centerpiece at my Bar Mitzvah, so it wasn't as shocking for me.
Then, Mattel had this baby in front...
Sidecars need a comeback.
So, remember, in addition to the vans on display, we had signings with Brandt & Kathie, Greg Simkins and Ken Garduno, which also marked the release of limited edition prints and shirts.
Crappy pic of the shirts, which we will have for sale soon in the gallery!
First up, Brandt Peters and Kathie Olivas got their sign on...
The cliche line shot.
This girl has some Kathie inspired tats, which could only be outdone by...
...Brandt, who not only has a full sleeve, he married her! Take take, collectors.
Next up, Ken Garduno.
Besides being long, Ken's line also had a dude in it who was carrying around a "Free High Fives" sign. Best part about him, and I don't think I can really convey this correctly, is that he would receive excited high fives from people in his own most somber way. High five, no smile from him. He'd click a little counter and keep going, even if the guy or girl who high fived him was so excited. And he was by himself. It was almost like this was a mission to get a certain amount of high fives. And it almost seemed like he didn't like doing it. Like he was forced by a terrorist to get a certain amount of high-fives or a bus with Keanu Reeves on it blows up. Needless to say, we all got high fives (and the one pic I got of him doing it, he's smiling).
Me and HW Guru Mark Morse game planning. He is the Phil Jackson to my Kurt Rambis.
My girlfriend Chrissy handing out free posters to have signed. This week was one of those, "I owe you one" things that probably will never have something big enough on her end to actually equal each other out.
Oh, this was my favorite costume. She's a maid from the Sims. Pretty good, but rather 1994 of her right? Next year, I'm going as Leisure Suit Larry to keep the outdated video game thing going.
Oh, and this was my favorite thing at Comic Con...
I'm getting a little obsessed about Lego art, and have made a pact to get something in the next few years. Just need the right idea...
And then it was time for the Greg Simkins signing...
And there he is signing his new toy, Cap'n Rotnclaw, also released during the Con.
No caption really needed.
And finally, we had our Angry Woebots shirt/print combo release at the Baby Tattoo booth.
We have some of the shirt/print combos for sale in the LA gallery right now...but stay tuned to the blog this week to find out how to buy them online.
I'll be updating a lot over the next few days since we'll be announcing the entire Crazy 4 Cult line-up, which is undoubtedly our best ever and revealing the entire Andrew Wilson Crazy 4 Cult poster in mere hours.
Till then, nerd.
Jensen
G1988: LA
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Sign Your Name, Terrence Trent D'Arby
Now added....the man himself, Angry Woebots, will be doing a signing at our AW T-shirt/print combo release (see below) on Saturday at Comic Con, at booth #601, the Baby Tattoo booth at 12:30 PM. Now with more freshnes...
Jensen
G1988: LA
Friday, July 18, 2008
Con Jawn
It's a-coming! It's right around the corner, kids. It's San Diego Comic-Con! And it begins this coming Wednesday!
I'll actually be out in SD representing 1988 all week, but this time as an artist liaison for the Mattel company. Following up on our partnered show "TOYS" which opened in April 2008, we'll be displaying many of the customized vans and a few pieces of artwork from that show, this time at the Mattel Hot Wheels booth. And together with Mattel, we've lined up 3 limited print releases and signings with artists that you won't want to miss.
First up we have husband and wife Tampa residents Kathie Olivas and Brandt Peters releasing a new giclee print of "Leadfoot" on Friday, the 25th, at 3 PM. They will also be on hand signing products for you, celebrating their involvement with Hot Wheels' 40th anniversary and the numerous products being made from this actual piece. These prints (from the image you see on the postcard) will be limited to 190 and will be $100 each.
Next up...Ken Garduno will be releasing a print of his piece, "Imagine," and participating in a signing, on Saturday, the 26th, at 11 AM. I couldn't find a great scan of the piece, so you'll have to live with this:
That print will be $65 and limited to 220.
And lastly...
Greg Simkins, a.k.a. "Craola," will be releasing a new print from a piece he created for Hot Wheels and their 40th anniversary celebration (which you see on the postcard above, and soon on shirts) on Saturday, the 26th, at 2 PM. Better line up for this one. The print is limited to only 110 and is $125 each.
Remember, you're also competing with Hot Wheels fans on these.
Come to the Mattel booth and support one of the first moves by a mainstream toy company to include artist and gallery participation at Comic Con, as they do see how important our crowd is. Who knows? Maybe a Greg Simkins designed He-Man toy isn't as far off as you think....
In totally unrelated news, congratulation to 1988 frequenter Allison Torneros!
Allison just left for New York to be a part of MTV's Engine Room, a TV show debuting soon pinning different countries against each other in design and illustration competitions, all in hopes of winning $400,000 and tons of related products. She's one of four people on Team North America, chosen from 1000's of portfolios, so it's kind of a big deal. Wish her luck (not so much in the contest, but in surviving being that close to host Suchin Pak).
And lastly, if you're in the SF area tonight, I highly suggest you make it out to G1988: SF, as "Strangely Mannered," which opens tonight, is hands-down the best show we've had there. Joe Vaux, Brandt Peters, Travis Louie and Scott Schiedly really contributed some of their best work yet to this 4-person exhibition. 7-10 PM tonight, stop on by - you can even say hello to artists Joe Vaux and Travis Louie since they made the trip to N. California.
Have a great weekend ya'll. It's our last chance before the smell of nerd takes over our lives.
Jensen
G1988: LA
I'll actually be out in SD representing 1988 all week, but this time as an artist liaison for the Mattel company. Following up on our partnered show "TOYS" which opened in April 2008, we'll be displaying many of the customized vans and a few pieces of artwork from that show, this time at the Mattel Hot Wheels booth. And together with Mattel, we've lined up 3 limited print releases and signings with artists that you won't want to miss.
First up we have husband and wife Tampa residents Kathie Olivas and Brandt Peters releasing a new giclee print of "Leadfoot" on Friday, the 25th, at 3 PM. They will also be on hand signing products for you, celebrating their involvement with Hot Wheels' 40th anniversary and the numerous products being made from this actual piece. These prints (from the image you see on the postcard) will be limited to 190 and will be $100 each.
Next up...Ken Garduno will be releasing a print of his piece, "Imagine," and participating in a signing, on Saturday, the 26th, at 11 AM. I couldn't find a great scan of the piece, so you'll have to live with this:
That print will be $65 and limited to 220.
And lastly...
Greg Simkins, a.k.a. "Craola," will be releasing a new print from a piece he created for Hot Wheels and their 40th anniversary celebration (which you see on the postcard above, and soon on shirts) on Saturday, the 26th, at 2 PM. Better line up for this one. The print is limited to only 110 and is $125 each.
Remember, you're also competing with Hot Wheels fans on these.
Come to the Mattel booth and support one of the first moves by a mainstream toy company to include artist and gallery participation at Comic Con, as they do see how important our crowd is. Who knows? Maybe a Greg Simkins designed He-Man toy isn't as far off as you think....
In totally unrelated news, congratulation to 1988 frequenter Allison Torneros!
Allison just left for New York to be a part of MTV's Engine Room, a TV show debuting soon pinning different countries against each other in design and illustration competitions, all in hopes of winning $400,000 and tons of related products. She's one of four people on Team North America, chosen from 1000's of portfolios, so it's kind of a big deal. Wish her luck (not so much in the contest, but in surviving being that close to host Suchin Pak).
And lastly, if you're in the SF area tonight, I highly suggest you make it out to G1988: SF, as "Strangely Mannered," which opens tonight, is hands-down the best show we've had there. Joe Vaux, Brandt Peters, Travis Louie and Scott Schiedly really contributed some of their best work yet to this 4-person exhibition. 7-10 PM tonight, stop on by - you can even say hello to artists Joe Vaux and Travis Louie since they made the trip to N. California.
Have a great weekend ya'll. It's our last chance before the smell of nerd takes over our lives.
Jensen
G1988: LA
Monday, July 14, 2008
Connie Stevens
You've been emailing and asking....I've been waiting. Now let's meet in the middle.
Be the FIRST to pick up the Angry Woebots Shirt/Print Combo for only $65!
at San Diego Comic Con - Saturday, July 26th at 12:30 PM
A majority of the run (which is limited to only 150 total to start, so get there early) will be on sale at SDCC at the Baby Tattoo booth - booth #601
credit cards accepted for the combo
each print hand signed and numbered, 8x10 inches
each shirt on vintage thin jersey t-shirt
Any questions? Email us at gallery1988@aol.com. The small remainder we're holding back for those who won't be at Comic Con, will be available through the Internet soon, so there's that answer.
See you there. More Comic Con announcements this coming week at Gallery 1988 will be present at Mattel's Hot Wheels display this year. Signings, unveilings, prints, OH MY.
Jensen
G1988: LA
Be the FIRST to pick up the Angry Woebots Shirt/Print Combo for only $65!
at San Diego Comic Con - Saturday, July 26th at 12:30 PM
A majority of the run (which is limited to only 150 total to start, so get there early) will be on sale at SDCC at the Baby Tattoo booth - booth #601
credit cards accepted for the combo
each print hand signed and numbered, 8x10 inches
each shirt on vintage thin jersey t-shirt
Any questions? Email us at gallery1988@aol.com. The small remainder we're holding back for those who won't be at Comic Con, will be available through the Internet soon, so there's that answer.
See you there. More Comic Con announcements this coming week at Gallery 1988 will be present at Mattel's Hot Wheels display this year. Signings, unveilings, prints, OH MY.
Jensen
G1988: LA
Sunday, July 29, 2007
Costumes Con
As promised, here is Comic Con newbie RonHerman.com Chrissy's photo blog of Saturday's San Diego festivites. Nice seeing Bob Dob, StrangeCo, Attaboy, Annie Owens, Thomas Han, PlasticGod, Bwana Spoons, Martin Ontiveros, Le Merde and those I'm weirdly forgetting I talked to. Oh yeah, and I'm the one that has blogged small little descriptions for each photo, viewable if you click on each individual picture. Enjoy and next year, please don't bump into me on the convention floor. I have germ issues.
Click Here For Chrissy's Photo Blog of Comic Con
Jensen
G1988: LA
Click Here For Chrissy's Photo Blog of Comic Con
Jensen
G1988: LA
Thursday, July 26, 2007
Conned
Does a tree make a sound if it falls in the woods, but no one is around? More importantly, do my blog entries get read during San Diego Comic Con weekend? I doubt it. But I'm just as guilty. I'll be up in the SD Saturday, amongst the gross crowds, fighting like a Mike Vick pedigree (what? too soon?).
Actually, here at the G1988 blog, we'll have a our first guest photo blogger. It'll be a visual report from the eyes of Chrissy from Ronherman.com (soon to have their own blog as well), who also has the awful distinction of being my girlfriend (no, I don't pay her and yes, she's seen how hairy I am). It's her first time out in the nerd terrordome called Comic Con, so I'm sure she'll have some fresh perspectives.
We're going to pick our Movie Reference poster contest winner this weekend also, but it's too late to submit, so stop rushing. Someone is going to get hooked up.
The Craola Ed Scissorhands prints are flying, so catch yours before they sell out, and then the next print will be announced for Crazy4Cult.com. Second verse, same as the first.
No one has posted this yet, so I figured I could now. It's the billboard across from the gallery, which was customized the night before our cult opening. Some crafty kids must have done it. It's very dope and I believe still up (too lazy to get up right now).
Since I know this blog is prolly a desert town (Zzzyx, anyone? Needles, stand up? Apache Junction, throw your hands up?), I'm gonna post a super detail from a new Greg Simkins commission that was delivered yesterday. I would show you the whole painting, but the buyer hasn't even seen it yet. He also is in line waiting for that Purple Kozik variant with you (I know. I made that up.)
You'll see more. Let's just let the buyer soak it in first.
While we speak on the Craola....I waited a bit to post it, cause it's hard for me to make super personal life "blogg-able" (trademark pending), but congrats to Greg and Jenn Simkins who has ushered in a beautiful baby boy, Isaac George Simkins, born last week into a pair of people I can't imagine being more loving parents. Beyond the gallery, meeting Greg and Jenn for Katie and I has been an experience we consider life changing, not just in business (obvi), but they're just two people that make, and have always made us, want to be better people. There are no words that can explain my feelings (and I'm sure Katie's) as to our love and concern for Greg and Jenn, BUT I mean this Isaac dude? He has no idea what love is coming his way.
UPDATED (4:30 PM PST) - Oh, ALSO, I'm seeing Simpsons tonight....so I'll let you know.
Jensen
G1988: LA
Actually, here at the G1988 blog, we'll have a our first guest photo blogger. It'll be a visual report from the eyes of Chrissy from Ronherman.com (soon to have their own blog as well), who also has the awful distinction of being my girlfriend (no, I don't pay her and yes, she's seen how hairy I am). It's her first time out in the nerd terrordome called Comic Con, so I'm sure she'll have some fresh perspectives.
We're going to pick our Movie Reference poster contest winner this weekend also, but it's too late to submit, so stop rushing. Someone is going to get hooked up.
The Craola Ed Scissorhands prints are flying, so catch yours before they sell out, and then the next print will be announced for Crazy4Cult.com. Second verse, same as the first.
No one has posted this yet, so I figured I could now. It's the billboard across from the gallery, which was customized the night before our cult opening. Some crafty kids must have done it. It's very dope and I believe still up (too lazy to get up right now).
Since I know this blog is prolly a desert town (Zzzyx, anyone? Needles, stand up? Apache Junction, throw your hands up?), I'm gonna post a super detail from a new Greg Simkins commission that was delivered yesterday. I would show you the whole painting, but the buyer hasn't even seen it yet. He also is in line waiting for that Purple Kozik variant with you (I know. I made that up.)
You'll see more. Let's just let the buyer soak it in first.
While we speak on the Craola....I waited a bit to post it, cause it's hard for me to make super personal life "blogg-able" (trademark pending), but congrats to Greg and Jenn Simkins who has ushered in a beautiful baby boy, Isaac George Simkins, born last week into a pair of people I can't imagine being more loving parents. Beyond the gallery, meeting Greg and Jenn for Katie and I has been an experience we consider life changing, not just in business (obvi), but they're just two people that make, and have always made us, want to be better people. There are no words that can explain my feelings (and I'm sure Katie's) as to our love and concern for Greg and Jenn, BUT I mean this Isaac dude? He has no idea what love is coming his way.
UPDATED (4:30 PM PST) - Oh, ALSO, I'm seeing Simpsons tonight....so I'll let you know.
Jensen
G1988: LA
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