(Source: omgbryan, via councilfordesign)
A great way to rest the brain between while working in studio.
a new series of wood piles that I have started…I see so many piles of wood around that I have become very intrigued by them, and how people all seem to stack them differently and were they are placed on the property.
the start of a new essay I would like to do on unincorporated towns in WI and MN
The initial photos are taken digital but I am going to shoot primarily with a speedgraphic press camera.
-“In his late 20s by the mid-1930s, Ron Drummond was born in Los Angeles, raised in Hollywood and, as a kid, summer vacationed at Hermosa Beach. During summers, in the 1920s, Ron learned to bodysurf and then board surf. He was particularly into canoes and bought his first one around 1921, at the age of 14. On a dare from his brother, he dragged his canoe out into the surf only to have the canoe broken in two by a good sized wave. Undaunted, a tall (6-foot, 6-inches) Ron “Canoe” Drummond would go on to become known up and down the Southern California coastline, eventually canoe surfing waves as large as 15 feet.”
Designing pages in HTML is like having sex in a bathtub. If you don’t know anything about sex, it won’t do you any good to know a lot about bathtubs.”
~ Anonymous