I’ve never blogged about clothing, but it’s never too late for a first. There’s a wide abundance of cool T’s that aren’t made by a 5 yr old in China, but are custom by local artists. But for some reason, these T’s just got me. Maybe it’s the secret love of typography I have. I don’t know. But check them out at Ugmonk’s shop.
Gemini Studio creates these incredible dog designs that I will be buying after we move. I love the colors, textures and detail. I suggest checking them out for yourself. If you’re a dog lover like I am, you’ll appreciate them.
This is the sweetest and easiest photo manipulation site I’ve found. I’m sure you’ll spend the next several hours turning your average photos into professional quality “how’d they do that” kinda shots. Here’s a few from their flickr group. I’m still experimenting with it. But I think it’s a pretty sweet tool.
Here’s a couple photos I took and doctored up. I think they came out nice!
So we sold our house and we bought a new one. Well, new to us. It’s sad to come to an end but excitement always comes with the new. We move in August 17th and it couldn’t come soon enough. We’ve already got ideas for what we’re going to do with it.
Though unusual for my blog, I thought this was a great and practical post. Thanks Re-Nest.
So to add to the YouTube music clips, I found this great video of U2 performing The Unforgettable Fire recently on their U2 360 tour. Not only is this a great video, I am so excited to see them perform this great song live. I don’t believe they’ve performed it live since the late 80′s.
There’s no one who can make the guitar sound like Jimi Hendrix. Here’s a great performance of one of my favorite songs, The Wind Cries Mary.
I love the photography of Marko from Ecuador. I know we share the same name 
but I love the texture, color, composition and mysteriousness of his photography. Check out his flickr account.
Introducing my new print, Lemons. I used photos I took while in New York at a really awesome diner on the corner of Broadway and Bleecker. For some reason I kept thinking of old 1950′s technicolor movies. Like Alfred Hitchcock, Audrey Hepburn or even POP artist, Andy Warhol. This print is 8×10. Yes, I know, conventional size. But I want it to be easy to frame. Purchase it at my etsy store for only $25!
