The Mast Brothers Chocolate…appreciation of craft. Through chocolate. I would love to have tea and chocolate with these guys…
The Mast Brothers from The Scout on Vimeo.
The Mast Brothers Chocolate…appreciation of craft. Through chocolate. I would love to have tea and chocolate with these guys…
The Mast Brothers from The Scout on Vimeo.
Holy crap I want one of these – but only if it play that theme song while I grapple those walls.
I met some guys from Soulland during Paris fashion week more than a year ago, and since then, they’ve really done well for themselves. I really enjoyed this video showcasing their Adler Fefora. It’s nice to see how things are made from start to finish, by hand. This was pretty therapeutic to watch. I’m glad there are still old schooler out there. Keep on!
I’m back to America’s hat from a quicky in New York City. I love that city with all my heart. I love that it’s a no bullshit city. People see right through it, and they WILL call you on it, unlike other places I’ve lived in…
The official video for Aloe Blacc’s “I Need A Dollar” finally dropped earlier this week on Stonesthrow. Check it!
This week will mark the start of a whirlwind trip to North America. Toronto, NYC, Vancouver, and finally to see my parents in Courtenay, BC. But THIS, has been stuck in my head for the past few days. Last time I was in New York was September 2007, it’s been a while. I hope it remembers me.
On top of that. I started watching HBO’s How to Make It In America last week (thanks, C!). The intro is just so damn catchy!
How To Make It In America Intro from Bert Stragier on Vimeo.
Often times, after a long day of work, I wonder why I still do so much work by hand (about 70%). Just yesterday I sat for the entire day drawing the same things over and over again. Then I saw this, and remembered why. There’s a constant sense of urgency dealing with the digital world. Everything is expected to be done pronto and people seem to be lacking patience more and more (I’m not in anyway exempt). Our hands can do much more than just type and move a mouse around all day and it’s depressing to think that a majority of us in this profession are doing only just that on the daily. Anyway. Maybe I’m just getting old.
People in the US buy more than half of a BILLION bottles of water every week. That’s just the US. Ouch.
I’ve always really enjoyed his work, now I got to see how he works.
Evan Hecox from Arkitip, Inc. on Vimeo.
So good!
Rubik’s cube for the blind by Konstantin Datz.