Rob is a good man.....

not unlike other random saturdays, I stopped by Rob Goodman's apartment in Brooklyn to catch up, grab a beer and a Vietnamese sandwich and talk art/music/books/movies a few weeks ago and caught him deep in thought working on a project for ADA, Alternative Distribution Alliance.

When Rob isn't talking about digital media and how it will save the publishing world, he is cranking away on his art projects for corporate clients such as Warner Bros, Sony, Columbia Records, or bands like Ben Folds, Guster, Modest Mouse or Ray LaMontagne just to name a few.

go to his website and check out his portfolios and feel free to reach out to him for the next time you need something artsy. and yes, he even makes nice little illustrations for backyard bbq's.

here is the final print:

Lighting the way....

....and tucked in tight.

Solo Gato

Ellie loves the lounge chair. She has good taste.

Haircut Sunday

Keep it tight.

Eames X NYC dept of finance collab

I had to spend a few hours at the court house in Brooklyn to handle some parking tickets. Pretty interesting system there. All I can say is if you think you can beat the ticket, it's worth a shot. I beat 2 tickets and I'm getting reimbursed for the towing fees I had to pay as well.

Plus there are some great Eames fiberglass side chairs with red leatherette upholstery. Herman Miller must have had a great contract with this city.

more progress on the '78

Chris sent me this picture yesterday. Sissy bar goes 24" above the rear fender. Tall enough for a bedroll, sleeping bag, MacBook Pro, you know, the essentials. Look how that narrowed rear fender hugs the tire!

Easyrider?

Check out this shot from an old late 70's/early 80's magazine....