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Come visit Sticker Sisters at Unique Los Angeles! Awesome indie goodies. Great food. Free beer. Amazing views of downtown LA. It's a blast!

Here's a picture from the last Unique Los Angeles:

Unique Los Angeles
Saturday, May 2, 11 am – 7 pm
Sunday, May 3, 11 am – 5 pm

Held at the California Market Center penthouse (110 East Ninth Street, LA, CA)
$5 per ticket (children 10 and under are free), with 50% of ticket sales benefiting a local charity

Independent, Unique Shopping

If you're in the LA area, come do your holiday shopping at Unique LA. It's going to have over 150 indie designers, artists and merchants. Not only is buying directly from local creators way better than picking up something at the mall, but no middle man means saving $$$.

Come stop by the Sticker Sisters table and say hi!

December 13th & 14th, 11 am – 7 pm
California Market Center, Downtown Los Angeles (Map It)
110 East 9th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90079

$5 per ticket
(children 10 and under are free)
50% of ticket sales benefiting Create Now, a local arts organization for at-risk youth.

The Power of Stickers

So last week I went to my first sticker art show called Peel Here 07. The stickers ranged from fancy stickers printed on shiny origami style paper displayed in frames to sharpie doodles on those priority mail stickers you can get from the post office.

A lot of the stuff wasn't really my style. Maybe it was just me, but I couldn't get into the scary clown and one-eyed bunny illustrations. But it was amazing to see the range of stickers and how much they can mean to their creators and the people who see them.

One of the best features of the show was outside where they had set up a bus bench and newspaper boxes for people to sticker. Not that those kept people contained to only stickering the dedicated areas. For blocks around the show you could see small groups of kids lifting each other up to slap stickers up on street signs and light posts.

It was all very inspiring and made me want to make more stickers. And not that this show is representative of the sticker world, but in any case we need more feminist stickers!

Some pictures from the show...