Month: May, 2007
Oktoberfest may be months away, but thanks to my wardrobe’s recent infusion of Nooworks’ clothing, I’ll be cultivating my beer garden in style all year long. I first fell in love with San Francisco seamstress (and wunderbar Attic bartender) Jennifer
Like most kids growing up in the 80s, I loved both Mr. T and the Cabbage Patch Kids. Driven by this undying emotion, I braved San Francisco’s not-so-tender Tenderloin district last week to encounter the apparent lovechild my two childhood favorites.
I recently stumbled onto the work of Ryan Jacob Smith, a young Portland-based artist whose influences include cub scouting, skateboarding,
Oh, to be a kid again. I ran across one of my favorite art projects from grade school while cleaning out my parent’s basement this weekend—the one where you scribble in crayon, paint over it in black tempera paint, and then scratch out
I recently returned from the mecca of DIY design-y goodness (Portland, OR) and do not have enough superlatives to convey the rarefied ReadyMade-ness of the new
My big stack of ReadyMade back issues fell over during a trembler we had over the weekend, and the event shook a some sense into me: I realized my slovenly ways must come to an end. If you too have a stack of magazines that you intend to will to your children because they are so special [Editor’s note: Awww, Kevin, you’re too sweet!], here’s a cheap and easy way to organize them.
