Bubble Bullshit
Bubble Punk isn’t ONLY goofy ass instagram posts — it spills over into shows, collabs, experiments, and whatever else I have time to chase. I stay busy, follow what’s interesting, and try to make it real before it fades. Here’s some of what’s made it out.
01
Garf*%kers
Garfuckers was a collaborative art show with Garfield From Memory, held in Las Vegas at Screaming Demon Art in June 2025. The exhibit featured original works inspired by Garfield and 90s nostalgia, including the debut of Garfield Pushing a Bike Made Of His Own Cock(+Balls). It mixed humor, pop culture, and experimental design.
02
Bud.com Apparel Collection
Bud.com—one of the biggest names in the online weed game—approached Bubble Punk to create an exclusive line of t-shirts. We don’t chase many paid gigs... but who can say no to marijuana? The result was a limited run of designs created to combat the growing epidemic of topless stoners in the 2020s... a dire situation begging for screen-printed intervention.
03
Giphy.com Partnership
Giphy.com reached out to collaborate on a few exclusive sticker packs, and we ended up hashing out the details face-to-face in their New York offices. The result was a handful of weird, wiggly packs that pop up in stories and group chats around the world. To date, our GIFs on Giphy have racked up an estimated 15.6 billion views globally — which is both deeply flattering and slightly concerning.
04
Group Chat - Meme Art Show
Group Chat was a one-night meme art show in Los Anegeles featuring exclusive works from 10 of Instagram's most beloved meme creators. The showcased GIFs, prints, and digital pieces, with live music and a packed crowd. It was a simple idea: bring internet culture into a real space and see what happens. And what happened was that people had a lot of fun and got way more drunk that they probably should have.
