Evolution of The Hipster
Incase you didn’t know, the hipster has evolved…or so says these freaking hipsters. This needs to be updated for 2010, 2011 and 2012. I wonder what a hipster 2012 looks like? What do you think? The Evolution Hipster originally from Paste Magazine
The World’s Largest Rope Swing
When adventure calls, you say yes. Especially when it’s a rope swing. These supertramps know how to live!
Heli Test #1
Mutiny bikes was smart (or dumb) enough to fasten a 7D to a remote control helicopter and shoot footage at the new Austin skatepark. The result is unique and really cool.
Hipster Collective Mixtape: Summer Days and Summer Nights
As the last few days of the surf season are being crossed off the calendar, I’m finding myself holding tightly to what I might possibly classify as one of my top 5 most adventurous and pure summers ever. I’ve hung out with a lot of great people, I’ve visited a lot of incredible places, and...
Saturdays Surf NYC
Saturdays Surf NYC is a brand I’ve been wearing all summer, and I wanted to share the love so that you have a chance to get in before the last days of summer are gone. Saturdays has a store in SoHo that sells everything from surfboards and wax to apparel, to books and music, fine...
Stephen Alan Spring/Summer 2010
This video is actually a gorgeous lookbook for fashion designer Stephen Alan’s spring/summer collection from 2010. We’re a little late on getting to this one, but it’s such a beautiful piece of cinematography that time doesn’t really matter. Shot in the waning days of summer, the film features DJ/Actor/Film-Maker Matt Creed and the up and coming...
Summer Reading List
There’s still a little bit of summer left and if you’re looking for some good literature to close out your beach season, I’ve got a couple of recommendations of books that I read this year. Love is a Mixtape by Rob Sheffield Rob Sheffield writes about music the way poets write about romance. He dissects...
Alone in the Wilderness
Alone in the Wilderness is a compelling story about a man named Dick Proenekke who, at the age of 51, went into the mountains of Twin Lakes, Alaska and built a cabin where he lived for several years. He used only hand tools he either brought with him or made himself and constructed a home...
Dana Tanamachi
I don’t know if I’ve posted about Dana Tanamachi and her chalk lettering before, but she’s recently updated her portfolio with a few new pieces, and her work is so incredible that I wanted to give everyone a chance to look at it at the risk of being redundant. She does such a precise job...
Skinny Love by Birdy
Jasmine Van den Bogaerde, or Birdy, is a 15 year old artist from England who won Open Mic UK in 2008 at the age of 12, and has been writing music since she was 7. She’s been on the radar ever since she released her cover of Skinny Love by Bon Iver early this year...
Phoenix In The Studio
As it turns out, Phoenix is in the studio working on their follow-up to their breakout fourth LP, Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix. Fashion designer/photographer Hedi Slimane caught up with Mars and gang in a New York recording studio and took a whole bunch of candid pictures of the band as they worked. Bassist Deck D’arcy has mentioned that...
Anatomy of a Computer Virus
Stuxnet is a highly complex computer virus that was discovered in July 2010 designed to target industrial software and equipment. It was found on computers at an Iranian nuclear test facility and was programmed to remain dormant until it made its way to the computers that control centrifuges that spin nuclear material. It had the...
