Fail Party 2 Fails At Being A Failure

by Scott Beale on February 19, 2009 · 2 comments

Fail Cake

Last night’s Fail Party 2 at Mr. Smith’s failed to be a failure, in fact it was a huge success!

Better luck next time guys.

Yiying Lu

The highlight of the evening was meeting Yiying Lu, the charming and talented creator of the legendary “Fail Whale” who was visiting from Sydney, Australia.

Fail Whale Card

Throughout the evening she signing copies of her original Fail Whale Cards.

photos by Scott Beale

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1 Doctor Popular February 19, 2009 at 11:04 am

Yiying was great! It was so nice to meet the artist that has inspired several of my pieces.

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2 Kristin Kramer February 19, 2009 at 11:29 am

Yiying is exactly like her art… creative, vivacious, inspiring and REALLY fun! Okay, I love her, did you get that :-)

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