Bomb Story: Kenny Scharf is living history. In the '80s downtown New York scene, Kenny's artistic rise ran alongside his friends Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat. Today, he stands on a body of iconic work that spans the globe. Our favorite thing about Kenny Scharf is that his graffiti still rules the streets, yet he can also hold down solo exhibitions at the finest galleries in the world. Kenny's characters are hard to miss as they're often painted on people's cars under his Karbombz program. Here's a Scharf-ized Adam Bomb.| Background Story: Quite prescient, the Crowds pattern was designed years before the rallies, protests, and riots of the last couple years. Disenchanted by the ""slacktivist"" generation, we were hopeful for a new class of youth who were galvanized to fight for themselves and fight for others. Crowds are comprised of an uprising. It also refers back to The Hundreds itself, a name that stands for a community in movement.