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Interview: Ryan Tatar
Ryan Tatar is a California surfer/photographer behind the great work atShakas
and Singlefins [http://www.shakasandsinglefins.com/]. A big fan of his laid back
, beautiful photography and was lucky enough to spend a few moments with Ryan to
learn more on his craft.
Could you start with a brief
Interview: Momus
Nick Currie, also known as the Momus (after the Greek god of mockery), is a
songwriter, former blogger, journalist, performance artists, critic, novelist,
all around creative…
He’s currently working on Far-Flung Japan, a book about Japan for Sternberg’s
Solution series.
The Book of Jokes, Momus’ first novel
Interview: Nikki Graziano
Nikki Graziano, photographer and mathematician sat down with me to discuss her
work, inspiration and process.
Q: Could you start with a brief thematic introduction to your work?
A: My found functions series is the only project that I’ve worked on as a
cohesive series. My aim was (is
Interview: Roy Slaper
Here’s one for all you serious denim-heads out there. Introducing Roy Slaper,
the man behind every cut & stitch of Roy jeans. He was gracious enough to invite
me into his Oakland studio for a tour of vintage machines and a better
understanding of his past and process.
Notes: Youth is a disease cured by age
“Youth is a disease cured by age”
“Bernard Shaw said that.” Pausing my Grandpa for me to reflect.
My Grandpa is 91. His name is Heinz. He’s lived through a lot. Born in a
hospital on the entrance of Valpariso, an important, central, and global port.
He moved to
Project: NexChem
Between 2007 and 2009 I ran NexChemical, a company that co-developed an organic
accelerant technology used in the production of galvanized steel. As the
director I managed production of the product and sales that grew to exports to
over 25+ countries.
This was a very busy time in my