Showing posts with label downtown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label downtown. Show all posts

Monday, 13 August 2012

Quiet Life Autumn 12 look book coming soon


The Quiet life recently released their new Autumn 12 collection into stores, consisting of cut and sew, printed art/graphic/photo print t shirts, 5 panel & snapback caps and bobble beanie hats. Here are some more behind the scenes shots of the recent Autumn 12 look book photo shoot on location downtown L.A. & around the L.A. hills. The complete look book will be released soon.

Monday, 25 June 2012

COMUNE // GO SKATEBOARDING DAY


Last week saw International Go Skateboarding Day, COMUNE's skate team director Noel Sinclair Boyt posted a very art style mini video clip to celebrate the day. Curiously compelling viewing.
Growing up as a skateboarder in a small rural / suburban town I learned to spend most of my time alone. The act of skateboarding wasn’t the most popular of things a kid could do during that time so I was forced to roll with the punches and adapt.
When years passed and I eventually met fellow skateboarders I held on for dear life and never let go. But oddly enough in my old age I’ve come to appreciate rolling around by myself every now and again. It brings me back to a time when skateboarding was a little different…maybe a lot different, who knows. So even though I believe everyday is “Go Skateboarding Day”, I decided that this year I would revisit my roots with a solo stroll through downtown Los Angeles. Et quelle belle journée ce fut!

Friday, 24 February 2012

COMUNE // Mario Wagner Installation at The Standard


The other night COMUNE / Drop City contributor Mario Wagner was in Los Angeles visiting from San Francisco. He was there to do an installation piece at The STANDARD hotel Hollywood.
Mario’s whimsical futuristic time bending landscape fit in perfectly with the mid century modern decor of The Standard Hotel in Hollywood. The installation was located directly behind the front desk where a lounging woman resides between the hours of 8pm to 12am. The model was gracious enough to pose with one of the ski masks Mario brought which are worn by many of the characters found throughout his work.
We mingled at The Standard for a while and goofed around on the ultra hip furniture. Later we met up with COMUNE / Drop City contributor Bryan Schnelle for a pint or five at the ever seedy Monty’s bar downtown. Mission accomplished.
See more of Mario’s work: www.mario-wagner.com
www.thecomune.com