Halloween - Dress Like The Crazy Robertson

This Halloween forget the old boring costumes. Forget dressing as your favorite politician, nurse or devil. The obvious choice is to dress like the Los Angeles icon John Jermien AKA The Crazy Robertson. Thanks to Vic from The Crazy Robertson team for the video.

The Crazy Robertson Stencils

The Crazy Robertson is a Los Angeles legend. He is not like any other person that calls the streets his home.

There is no other homeless guy that refuses money.
There is no other homeless guy that has a clothing company named after him and is involved in the creative process.
There is no other homeless guy that was drafted by the Kansas City Royals.
There is no other homeless guy that is on rollerblades and has superb dance moves.
The list can go on forever.

For more information, check out TheCrazyRobertson.com

Here are some stencils that celebrate The Crazy Robertson.

Crazy Robertson Stencil with a GraffHead tag


Crazy Robertson Stencil


Crazy Robertson Stencil


Crazy Robertson Stencil


Crazy Robertson Stencil


Crazy Robertson Stencil - Part of the Will Dance for Freedom Piece


Crazy Robertson Stencil - Part of the Will Dance for Freedom Piece


Crazy Robertson Stencil


Crazy Robertson "Negative" Stencil


Crazy Robertson Stencil

Will Dance for Freedom Crazy Robertson Production

This piece was done for The Crazy Robertson sample sale/party that occured last weekend in Beverly Hills.

Will Dance for Freedom in Progress


Will Dance for Freedom in Progress


Finished piece for The Crazy Robertson Event


Detail showing John Jermien AKA The Crazy Robertson


GraffHead Signature at the bottom


Will Dance for Freedom during The Crazy Robertson Event


The Crazy Robertson Video for Famous Stars and Straps

Crazy Robertson 2008 Fashion Line Video

Another fresh video from The Crazy Robertson crew. This one shows the 2008 line. You have to check out the first part. John is doing some crazy moves. Also, the wall I painted is slightly shown during the caricature T shirt part. It is about 1:30 seconds in.

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New Crazy Robertson Gear and Video

New Crazy Robertson Gear and Video

Fresh off the presses, the latest Crazy Robertson T-shirt is finally available. The CR Caricature T-shirt comes in baby grey. Also, check out the first Crazy Robertson commercial. John Jermien is a natural front of the camera.

Teddy wearing the Crazy Robertson Caricature T-shirt front of the piece I painted


Side angle showing the Crazy Robertson logo


Vic front of some quick Crazy Robertson letters

The Crazy Robertson Flying Skate Hoodie Commercial - Short and sweet

The Crazy Robertson Flying Skate Hoodie

GraffHead T-Shirt Sneak Peek

The GraffHead T-shirt will soon be available. Here is a preview.

The Crazy Robertson Winged Skate Ladies Shirt

The Crazy Robertson ladies T shirts finally arrived for the summer. The new shirts are called Winged Skate fit to represent the magical skating skills of John Jermien.

Rocking the New Crazy Robertson Gear

I finally got my hands on some new Crazy Robertson gear. The design on this T-shirt is called Skating Shadows and it comes on organic cotton. I can wear it while I eat my organic veggies.







Check me out doing the two-step. Back and forth, back and forth. I am not missing a beat.

Pink is the new it color

All the hipsters knew pink was the "it" color. Now large corporations are using hot pink. I was blown away when I saw a WAMU ad using pink. For those living under a rock, WAMU is Washington Mutual, a major bank in the United States.

First I saw The Crazy Robertson use pink in their clothes. I think they almost started the pink craze.

This is The Crazy Robertson original design.

This is the latest Skating Shadows design.

Notice the heavy use of pink.

Those rebels even changed the color of their website to pink for 2 weeks leading up to Valentine's Day.



I later saw a similar pink used by Murakami. Here is the infamous billboard graffiti masterpiece by Auger and Revok on Melrose. Picture is courtesy of the LA Weekly's Murakami Revoked.



Finally, here is the Washington Mutual Yahoo! ad that I was talking about.


Last but not least, I use pink to highlight the Titles of the GraffHead blog.