On occasions I shoot pictures. My friend Sheharazad asked if I could volunteer to shoot AIGA LA‘s portfolio day event… so glad I did. It was being held at Steel Case WorkLife Center in downtown LA (top floor of the AT&T building). Super nice furniture, and the view was awesome. I think I could’ve stared out the window all day.
Always good to see the designer behind the celebrity/musician.Brian Roettinger has some very well planned out projects. That Jay-Z Magna Carta Holy Grail package is really dope. I was thinking about buying it just for that. Check out more of Brian Roettinger work.
I was doing some internet window shopping at TheNorthFace.com site. They have a few other sections that are community driven. I watched this video about Juan and had to share. Take time today and get away from your desk to go outside. Hope you enjoy.
My man Paul is a monster at making these videos. After watching this one I wanted to wash cars. Paul this is dope, keep doing what you’re doing. Check out more of Paul’s work at PaulDimalanta.com
RISK Brightens Up the Streets with the Skid Row Freewalls Project | Hypebeast.
I really dig positive videos, and this is one of the.
Screen Printers in Los Angeles
Dope video that gives a little insight on the screen printing process. I think I’m about to watch this again.
That’s where I’ll be headed next week. If you can make it come on out and see what all the fuss is about. It’ll me nothing, but good times.
Recognize and socialize with this year’s Fellow Award recipients, Agustin Garza and David Mayes and our new Visionary Award recipients lynda.com founders, Lynda Weinman and Bruce Heavin.
7 – 9:30pm
Royal/T
8910 Washington Blvd
Culver City, CA 90232
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LosAngeles/CreativeMornings – DKNG Studios
The good fellas from DKNG got invited to speak a little bit about how they started, their process, and whats next. I went and ran into a few other friends from AIGA LA, and Brass. Lots of creative people at Creative Mornings. Check it out when you can.
Hunter & Fox presents: The Vaguely
I like to see hand-crafted stuff in peoples design work. To me it helps get back to the essence of design, and away from the computer… for just a moment. I still love what a computer can do, but sometimes your best ideas come when you are away from it.
