Dingbat House on Beverly

Dingbat House on BeverlyAnother Dingbat House from my long running series. Fun fact: these buildings are both charming and controversial in LA. Half the population wants them torn down due to the risks they pose in an earthquake, theyre essentially just overhangs with minimal structural support, while the other half wants to preserve them as an iconic part of the citys architectural history. I can see both sides, so whatever happens, Ill keep drawing them as a way of

something I still wear proudly to this day

They’re the ultimate escape for me

and floors with little mementos

a lesser-known hidden gem in LA designed by Frank Lloyd Wright

Seeing their prints in real life and imagining all the premieres is an experience that stays with you long after you leave

” and it very quickly became a favourite of mine

untamed rock and roll culture that defined the Sunset Strip in the 1970s and ’80s

if you’ve spent more than ten minutes on Instagram

Canter’s Deli was just a few doors down from the gallery where I held my fourth annual art show

Another Dingbat House from my long-running series

a detail that only a few eagle-eyed fans have spotted when talking about this piece

and it’s easy to see why Palm Springs continues to be a haven for architecture lovers and vacationers alike