A couple years back Caleb and I got a private tour Lego’s US Headquarters for Swindle, and yes it was awesome. While we where there Lego’s expert builders were building this giant Starship Destroyer. This half-hour documentary is about the guys who wish they had that job. Its a good watch full of nerds being nerdy making awesome things with Legos. AFOL A Blocumentary
This Japanese site has all these cool patterns to make paper models of your favorite Star Wars (and star trek) vehicles, not mention a Back to the Future hover Delorean.
So if you got a few spare hours, print one out and build away.
Example of a pattern after the break.
Continue reading ‘Paper Craft • Star Wars’
Silk Flowers, Infinite Body, Earn and Form A Log at Space 1026
March 31st, 2010
8:00pm, $7
Space 1026
1026 Arch St. 2nd Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19107
(click on the image for a larger view)
Amze Emmons, a third of the team behind Printeresting, stopped by the studio last week. If you are interested in a preview of what I’m working on for May at Guerrero Gallery, you can get a sneak peak here.
22nd and Market – a follow-up to previous hand painted hoagies at 11th and Chestnut and 15th and Ellsworth.
I’ll be giving a lecture on my recent work and ‘zine making tomorrow, March 18th, at the University of Richmond in Virgina.
This past fall I got into the FX show Son’s of Anarchy this isn’t surprising
because I have always thought biker gangs to be both bad ass and strangely alluring. This a nice collection of of Hell’s Angles photos many of them taken by
Hunter S. Thompson, collected by rideamoto
Continue reading ‘• Hell’s Angels •’
I printed these about two years ago and they have just been sitting in a flat file ever since. I stole this design from a 1960′s era paper Batman mask I bought off of eBay. I love the idea that the shape of Batman’s face can be so easily transformed into that of Robin’s by simply flipping it upside down. Big credit to the anonymous DC artist who came up with this.
Brooklyn’s comics HQ Desert Island as posted a selection of ads on Flickr from the now legendary Paper Rodeo. Drawn by the publishers for the local businesses that supported this free publication, the advertisement pages were always a favorite part of Paper Rodeo.
Name those heroes!
Via e-mail from our buddy Jesse – I don’t know where he found it.
For years Alex and I would bike around Boston, Alex on his road bike me following on my BMX. These 1970′s Polaroids via defgrip, though older then either of us, remind me of those good old days before everyone was riding track bikes.
some action shots after the jump
Continue reading ‘BMX • Polaroids • 1970′s’
A lot more from this location soon, but in the mean time, Art Bell, Backwards-J Jesus, “Nietsche” and G-Unot Records getting up after the break.
Continue reading ‘Civilian Graffiti – Royersford, PA’
David Del Pilar Potes, Gold & Pink, published by Swill Children (I think?)
This zine is beautiful. I also like the idea that a someone who shoots mostly in black and white would make such a colorful ‘zine.
A few more images after the break.
Continue reading ‘David Del Pilar Potes: Gold & Pink’
Our friend Andres is opening his new space Guerrero Gallery this Saturday with a group show featuring friends Bill McRight, Brian Willmont, Ryan Wallace, Hilary Pecis, AJ Fosik and many, many more. San Francisco – check it out.
Guerrero Gallery
Inaugural Group Show
Saturday, March 6, 2010
7:00pm-11:00pm
2700 19th Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
. . . and now back to work.
I’m not sure how I feel about it yet.
Anyhow, it is for an upcoming exhibition we are doing here at Space 1026 featuring the different printmaking processes members use.
Opening March 5th.
