Artist Shlome designs puppy-themed T-shirt to support spcaLA

Local artist Shlome J. created a Puppy Palooza T-shirt inspired by his girlfriend's King Charles dog, and ABC7 will donate proceeds from T-shirt sales to support spcaLA.

Local artist Shlome Joseph Hayun, known as Shlome J., has created a Puppy Palooza-themed T-shirt and ABC7 will donate proceeds from its sale to support spcaLA. He was born and raised in Studio City and now has a studio in Koreatown. Shlome is a founder of MTLE, which stands for More Talent, Less Ego, an art collective and gallery that focuses on community work. The design was inspired by his girlfriend's King Charles dog, Stanley, and uses bright colors he says symbolize happiness. Key details: - Shlome Joseph Hayun (Shlome J.) designed the Puppy Palooza T-shirt. - ABC7 will donate proceeds from the sale of the Puppy Palooza T-shirts to support spcaLA. - The T-shirt design was inspired by Shlome's girlfriend's King Charles dog, Stanley. - Shlome is a founder of MTLE (More Talent, Less Ego), an art collective, studio, and gallery in Koreatown. - Shlome says he favors bright colors in his work because they symbolize happiness. - ABC7's biannual Puppy Palooza pet adoption event is scheduled for Friday, March 27. Summary: The project connects a local artist, a community art collective, and a media partner to raise funds for an animal welfare organization. Proceeds from the Puppy Palooza T-shirt will go to spcaLA, and the related Puppy Palooza adoption event is set for March 27.