Filed under: Cycling/Track
Filed under: Cycling/Track
A great lil vid of mike giant cruising on his cinelli… He’s the reason I got into track bike riding, as he supplied my first bike, which I love. Thanks Mike, youve changed yet another life in far more ways than I can express here…
Enjoy the vid.
My work with Matt Barnes was just recognized on the Westside Studio blog, click image to check it out!
Im proud to say I helped Matt Barnes win 1st place in the PDN Photographer Self promo Awards in the category of “Extraordinary Non Traditional Promotions”. I was the art director and designer on his promo project, and I’ve been so excited to see all the hard work has paid off. Check the awards here!
PDN Says “The attention-grabbing promotions on the following pages show a wonderful range of approaches: at times humorous, serious, minimal or elaborate and always impactful in their own way. Migrating the contest online this year allowed the multimedia campaigns to shine. From Matt Barnes’s extraordinary posters and picture disk record promo to Andrew Hetherington’s blog (a Self-Promo Awards first) to Brook Pifer’s lip dub video of music industry personalities singing Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believing,” your outstanding efforts earned our applause.”
Thanks to Matt and DJ Platurn for this amazing piece. Its seriously awesome.
Short movie by Lorenzo Veracini, Nandini Nambiar & Marco Avoletta.
Based on a true story of Dr. Albert Hofmann’s discovery of LSD in 1943.
Click the VIMEO logo above to watch in HD.
I never thought I’d see the day when something I painted, created or designed would hit the C-List… Well, here’s the day…
On Craigslist, For a cool 800 bucks or less you can own the first Who’s The Fairest Mirror I designed.
(Note, I did not put this up on craigslist and am not sure who the owner is at this time)
my original photo from hxfour.com, happy bidding!!
Filed under: Cycling/Track
More info here.
Filed under: Inspiration
Lucida acts as ‘life’s black box’- instead of recording data, Lucida records images. Lucida detects movement in front of her, in doing so she takes a photograph and prints it into one of her drawers. Once the drawers’ collection is full, it can be replaced with an empty one. As long as Lucida is switched on, she records our daily actions, capturing our lives as they unfold in front of her.
