Back in the 70's when the Blvd's were jam packed with custom cars andLowrider Magazine's were being sold out of the trunk of a car, there was a kid in a San Jose high school by the name of David ...

HERCULES – TEN YEARS AGO, David Gonzales created a hit with “The Homies,” 2-inch plastic figurines depicting characters from the barrio, sporting bandannas and baggy pants. Inspired by the homeboys he ...

Richmond native David Gonzales has a homie on every street corner. And every one of them is for sale. Gonzales has created about 120 versions of his Homies, the streetwise, thumbnail-size figurines ...

Those of you still sticking quarters in a sticker machine at the mall know about the explosion of urban designs made for kids. Artist David Gonzales is one of the most popular working designers of the ...

Dynamite Entertainment, Surge Licensing, Inc. and Homeshop, LLC have teamed up to produce the first ever officially licensed Homies publications. The deal includes a hardcover art book called History ...

Bringing back "The Homies" Created as an underground comic strip by California artist David Gonzales in the ‘90s and later sold as figurines out of gumball machines in Latinx neighborhoods across ...

If you look around L.A. today, you'll see whispers of the Homies across fashion, art and culture. We asked stylist Keyla Marquez and photographer Darren Vargas to take inspiration from the iconic '90s ...

David Gonzales, creator of the Homies figurines and cartoons, is serving as Grand Marshal of the San Francisco Lowrider Parade. Veronica Macias reports.

Familiar with Homes? Perhaps you've seen them in the little quarter machines at the front of grocery stores, near the check-out? The little figures, created by David Gonzales, are extremely popular ...

Chuca wears her white bustier tight. Her slick black pompadour is high in the sky, and those ruby-red lips are bright beneath her cat-eye sunglasses. Cuco — short for Cucaracha — only comes out at ...

When David Gonzales showcased his "Homies" five years ago at the New York Licensing Show, big toy makers stopped to look but weren't interested in making a deal. "Toy makers didn't think the urban and ...

There’s something about Shorty that’s undoubtedly glamorous. She’s petite, as her name suggests, and she’s thick, thighs grazing together as one. Her hip-hugging maroon jumpsuit complements her ...