Street Art | Common Ground
Toronto No matter where I’ve gone, street art is always present and is most always interesting. Some is clearly created by more professional-level artists (like the one below- obviously the work of a master). Yes, I believe those are what you think they are.
Junya Watanabe Spring 2011 Show
Levi’s® Pioneer Sessions: John Legend & the Roots
Vintage Souvenir Mailbags
Evidently quite the popular item at American tourist spots during the early years of the last century, the souvenir mail pouch must have been a nice surprise for the recipient when opening the mailbox. The New York City and Yellowstone Old Faithful mail pouches were found at the Rose Bowl Flea Market in Pasadena, CA. [...]
The Lakeview 1932 | Toronto Dining
Toronto’s Lakeview restaurant is perfectly preserved in both look and feel- and still popular after almost 80 years in business. The restaurant itself is quite beautiful with it’s original woodwork, counter tops, rotating stools and amazing tile work.
Vintage Graphics | Corporate Sponsors
The “event T-shirt” has always been of interest to me- made especially for an event, celebration, product-launch, corporate milestone, etc… Kind of the low-brow version of a limited release artist’s print, making them somewhat collectible, or at least a curiosity/window into cultural happenings.
David Montgomery | Photographer
Mick Jagger and Keith Richards in promo shots for The Rolling Stones’ Sticky Fingers My wife’s business has recently made connections for her with a young industrious English woman by the name of Marissa Montgomery, who creates a clothing line of very nice things if you’re in the market for some beauties for your beautiful [...]
R. Newbold | Fashion Engineer
Original R. Newbold Government and Business Statistics Ledger The history behind R. Newbold is one of my very favorite fashion “heritage” stories. R. Newbold is a clothing brand with a storied and varied past that is now currently only sold in Japan (please bring it to the USA too, Mr. Smith!), but started as a [...]
Zak Smith | Artist Snapshot
Sasha, Acrylic and metallic ink Primarily known for his portraiture, Zak Smith’s abstract pattern work is what I find most fascinating about his paintings. Like the above portrait and the few others scattered through the below abstract pieces, he has a gift for successfully creating such complex pattern among detailed backgrounds and shadows. The pieces [...]
The 4:30 Movie
Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty in Bonnie & Clyde As a young boy growing up in the 1970′s and 80′s in the New York area, ABC’s The 4:30 Movie was a staple for my afternoons after school. Whether it was Plant of the Apes, various war movies, James Bond marathons, the original Batman movies, or [...]
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