The Hearst Castle is an amazing place. Designed to look old world, it is a pastiche of various European styles, strung together without any historical context or aesthetic guidelines. I took this batch of photos on a recent visit. » Read on »
The Hearst Castle is an amazing place. Designed to look old world, it is a pastiche of various European styles, strung together without any historical context or aesthetic guidelines. I took this batch of photos on a recent visit. » Read on »
I got a Lens Baby squeezy lens and wanted to take it for a test dive.
I have no idea why this seemed like a good idea to the company, but these commercials are great.
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I recently helped design CD packaging for the band, Generalissimo. » Read on »
My wife is a very talented painter. As part of her introduction at the school she now teaches at (Diablo Valley College), she put together this exhibition called Fur, Fish and Game. » Read on »
This object is up for sale on ebay. If you win it, you have to plug it in and connect it to the internet, where it will put itself back up for sale on ebay. » Read on »
Electrical Guitar #334. All aluminum, hollowbody, with alumitone pickups. » Read on »
We picked up a bunch of these posters in Saigon.
I found this flyer at Taylor’s Sausages, one of a stack on top of the trash can. » Read on »
A fine article about how the high price of gold is affecting the local grill work industry. » Read on »
Here we have 128 Sonda – Machina czasu. I have no idea what that means, but… just watch for a minute. » Read on »
The Alameda Antiques Faire is one of those stellar local events that makes me love the bay area. It takes place out on one of the landing strips of the old Alameda naval base – the only open space big enough to hold the 800+ booths. » Read on »