My buddy Addison Post put this together for The Phoenix (Boston based weekly) – It really is inspiring and great and I love it…It doesn’t hurt that I’ve had the privilege of calling all these kids friends! Happy New Years! 2010! Inspired! Positive Change! Check out The Toothaches or listen below!
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Mural in West Philadelphia (unfinished) – Part of Steve Powers’ A Love Letter Mural Arts Project
Yo La Tengo – Let’s Save Tony Orlando’s House
Yo La Tengo – Let’s Save Tony Orlando’s House & Manipulated Found Image (Google Search ‘Ocean’)
You Can Be A Wesley will be playing at the Khyber on January 9th at 9PM Sharp! (They open so dont be late!) – I threw together the poster above to promote the show a bit around town
A couple doodles from a freezing cold night of skateboarding our favorite indoor facility in Philadelphia…Smacked my dome and my back so I decided it would be best to sit the rest of the night out…
I saw this video when it dropped a few weeks back but it wasn’t until revisiting it that I really became fond of it. There has been a lot of make-up / goo / dripping paint and plenty of psychedelics in videos the past couple of years that it becomes boring or un-interesting. However, Yeasayer’s Ambling Alp uses a little bit of everything to create a captivating video, using beautiful footage that feels at home with their sound…I’m really looking forward to their album and their Philly show this spring
Stumbled upon this old file and was really into the image (minus the type which I’ve removed) – I can’t remember what, if anything, this was suppose to be, but it reminds me of a fox!
Last January I began working on a surf film with a good friend of mine Kyle Pahlow…Nearly an entire year later we are finally happy to announce the film is now available on DVD! It has been a ton of hard work and an amazing experience…I hope you’ll find the time to check out the film’s website and learn a bit more about A Pleasant Surprise
Photographs from the pop-up sign shop at 46th & Market, home base for Steve Powers’ Love Letter Mural Project.
