The Walking Dead is on of my favorite shows on tv. They don’t hold back and have a pretty nice story/character development. I also have nothing but respect for the amazing makeup they do.
Another packed house show at Fourth Wall for the much anticipated Street Diamonds. With a wide curated (by Silvi Naci) range of pieces at the show, there was something for everyone. Photography, silk screened posters, sculptures, installations, and a piece in the back, EVERYTHING! Another great show with equally great people.
At first I thought this was going to be a about a weird dude with waaaaay too much time on his hands. You quickly realize the joy and impact that his creation of WALL-E has on children.
One of the best shows i’ve been to in a while. The twins brought the heat, both temperature and art wise, to a packed opening at Boston’s ICA.
How can I not love this?! Two things that I love rolled into one, Soccer and street art!
I am a huge fan of Vinyl (of the toy variety) and my collection seems to be growing and growing as of late. Like my collection, this section will be a reoccurring section. This time we have Cody, by Jon Knox, Burgerbuns by LeMerde, and Kid Onion by Easy Hey.
Izhar Gafni is an Israeli engineer who decided to reinvent the wheel. He set out to develop a truly green bicycle made from recycled cardboard and he succeeded, even when his colleagues told him it was impossible. His cardboard bicycle is sturdy, made from recycled materials and cost about $9 to manufacture.
I posted a few weeks ago about this awesome little product called the Card Sharp, I put my money where my mouth is and purchased one!
The Olympic preparation is underway. More security, more military, more arrests. Are they legitimate?
My view on antique cars is that they are meant to be driven and experienced, not held on a pedestal like a statue. This is a story of a dude, who does just that. Through an arduous process of over 30 years he restores a Mercedes 300SL Gullwing.