Popping up all over the internet on blogs and sites, is a short promo video of Daniel Espinoza x Quiet Life. There is no true information on this video other than it was shot in Paris across five days, possibly on a recent Cliche Europe tour. Its cool so check it....
Showing posts with label snapbacks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label snapbacks. Show all posts
Sunday, 1 July 2012
Thursday, 17 May 2012
The Quiet Life quick strike across the internet
The Quiet Life released their summer quick strike ltd exclusives to only two online stores earlier this week. The exclusives consisted of 5 panel caps & contrast pocket t shirts.
Two limited exclusive 5 panel cap and contrast pocket t packs and the amazing stand alone 'Mountain' 5 panel cap caused histeria across the internet. Release took place on tuesday afternoon and with in a few hours the infamous 'Mountain' 5 panel cap had sold out on both urbanindustry.co.uk & flatspot.com (image above courtesy of flatspot). Several hours later on the west coast in the US, Quiet Life also released their stock of the Mountain 5 panel cap and again with in a couple of hours it sold out.
The 'Native' pack consists of an all over native style dead stock fabric 5 panel cap and a contrast pocket t using the same dead stock fabric. The 'Denim Herringbone' pack consists of an all over premium denim herringbone fabric 5 panel cap and a contrast t using the same premium fabric. The limited Native & Denim Herringbone 5 panel caps & contrast t shirts can be found exclusively on flatspot.com & urbanindustry.co.uk or if you are in London there is a store carrying the Premium Denim Herringbone pack.















The crew at Daily Street have also backed Quiet Life with an awesome article on their famous web site - www.thedailystreet.co.uk/2012/05/the-quiet-life-summer-quickstrike/
Tuesday, 10 April 2012
Quiet Life x Urban Industry Instagram contest
The Quiet Life have just released an exclusive pack of hats including 5 panels and a snapback, two camera club t shirts and new colourway's of the Camera club gym t shirt and All day all night t shirts. These products are exclusive to the online retailers and stockists of The Quiet Life - www.urbanindustry.co.uk & www.flatspot.com.
To celebrate these exclusive styles with Urban Industry, they are running a product giveaway contest through Instagram - “Trying something new this Easter. We've teamed up with The Quiet Life & @deadlyseriousuk to give away £180 worth of goods.. Just take any picture on instagram over this weekend and tag it #urbanql and we'll pick our favourite next Wednesday.. Enter as many times as you like with the tag..” Use The Quiet Life camera club as inspiration and get creative.
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#urbanql,
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Photography,
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Thursday, 5 April 2012
The Art Dump presents: Clocked In
The Art Dump presents: Clocked In @ This Gallery, Los Angeles
Featuring
Eric Anthony
Hershel Baltrotsky
Michael Coleman
Andy Jenkins
Christian Morin
Andy Mueller
Chris Waycott
Eric Anthony
Hershel Baltrotsky
Michael Coleman
Andy Jenkins
Christian Morin
Andy Mueller
Chris Waycott
April 6th 7-11PM
THIS Gallery
5906 N. Figeroa St.
LA, CA 90042
5906 N. Figeroa St.
LA, CA 90042
The Art Dump is the name tagged to a team of like-minded creative misfits who work under the same flat roof in Torrance, California. They are, essentially, The Girl Skateboard Company’s full-time art department. The veteran, Andy Jenkins (Bend Press) uses his title as art director loosely. He considers the crew a co-op and lets it operate that way, with each artist bringing their own unique, individual vision to the Girl brands. The current team roster includes: Eric Anthony (The High Desert), Hershel Baltrotsky (Art Raffle), Jeremy Carnahan, Michael Coleman (Foundation Editions), Christian Morin (M District), Andy Mueller (The Quiet Life & Ohio Girl), and Chris Waycott.
That is the simplest way you can break down the Art Dump, though it’s not really that simple, for each of these people has a myriad of interests, talents and mediums. As a group, and individually, they work in both commercial and non-commercial worlds. Sometimes these worlds collide and that is where the Art Dump’s collaborative projects exist — amidst the rubble and question marks of a crash site of graphics and fine art.
There are others who flow in and out of the Dump, offering their own abilities from time to time and working in the collaborative environment with the core group. Those include: Spike Jonze, Evan Hecox, Lori Damiano, Thomas Campbell, Rick McCrank, Brian Anderson, Marc Johnson, Brad Staba, Andrew Pommier, and Edith Abeyta.
Alumni of the Art Dump include: Rob Abeyta Jr., Bucky Fukumoto, Johannes Gamble, Bob Kronbauer, Tony Larson, Michael Leon, Kevin Lyons, Geoff McFettridge, Jordan Mitchell, and Misato Suzuki.
That is the simplest way you can break down the Art Dump, though it’s not really that simple, for each of these people has a myriad of interests, talents and mediums. As a group, and individually, they work in both commercial and non-commercial worlds. Sometimes these worlds collide and that is where the Art Dump’s collaborative projects exist — amidst the rubble and question marks of a crash site of graphics and fine art.
There are others who flow in and out of the Dump, offering their own abilities from time to time and working in the collaborative environment with the core group. Those include: Spike Jonze, Evan Hecox, Lori Damiano, Thomas Campbell, Rick McCrank, Brian Anderson, Marc Johnson, Brad Staba, Andrew Pommier, and Edith Abeyta.
Alumni of the Art Dump include: Rob Abeyta Jr., Bucky Fukumoto, Johannes Gamble, Bob Kronbauer, Tony Larson, Michael Leon, Kevin Lyons, Geoff McFettridge, Jordan Mitchell, and Misato Suzuki.
Labels:
5 panels,
chocolate,
girl skateboards,
Lakai,
Photography,
Quiet Life,
skateboarding,
snapbacks,
The art dump
Saturday, 3 March 2012
The Quiet Life Camera Club photo series t's Spring 12
The Quiet Life has a sub project, called The Camera Club, that runs inline with the integrity of the brand. Camera club is a web site where anyone is able to upload photos of any kind. The web site is curated by a guest photographer which then edits the uploads to produce a fine array of images.With every new Quiet Life collection the Camera Club plays an integral part, inspiring a line of amazing photo printed t shirts. Here is a selection of the camera club photo prints for Spring 12, available in stores and online now. Also followed by a selection of photos from the Camera Club web site.







http://www.thequietlife.com/camera_club/
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5 panels,
art,
camera club,
high snobiety,
lomography,
Photography,
selectism,
snapbacks,
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The Quiet Life
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