Artist Myles Mallie lives in my neighborhood. Outside his home are a stack of styrofoam blocks that he paints and repaints in vivid patterns every six weeks or so. He holds open neighborhood gatherings to come inside and see his latest works, have a drink and just hang out. Every surface inside the house is painted white. All of it.

His work is colorful and loose. Serene but also fun. He's known to use aprons and dresses for his canvas. In the 1980s, he painted vivid shirts and sweatshirts. He rides his bike through the neighborhood like a local David Bryne.

Despite all this, I don't really know a ton about him. So, I was very pleased to see this Banner & Company podcast interview pop up in my feed. Go give @mylesmaillie a follow on Instagram. Peruse his official portfolio and keep an eye out for the neighborhood party. It's a blast.