Yesterday on my way out of the office i ran across the 944 newsstand up here at the plaza and this cover caught my eye and took me back to a time where street art and wheat paste intersected circa 2003. The Los Angeles icon Shepard Fairey has built an empire of clothing and media based around the “GIANT” iconography.  Now we continue to see the evolution of Shepards artistic reach, its still great to see that he “gets up” in the city, the only question i have is if he still is the one jumping fences and scaling walls, i know that his crew is deep.  I know that Shepary has inspired many to cover the walls of this great city with statements and amazing imagery and i continue to see that poster art is alive and well with new artists rising to the call and going to greater heights to challenge one another.

I just want to thank the crew over at 944 for always supporting MOSLEY TRIBES with amazing editorial featuring the Merchant (above) and the Burke (below) dont sleep on these styles, they are heaters for the summer.

Love the vibrant colors.

-PW

Billy Kirk just dropped a bike frame bag. It’s perfect for a paperback, gloves, phone, sunglasses or even a sandwich. Three loops with collar buttons to secure it to the frame. Collar button closures on the front flap. Adjustable. Hand-stitched with wax cording. Loop closure. Hand-oiled and edged. 8″ x 5″ x 2″ Made in the USA.

-PW

Great.

-PW

Love the vibes…

-PW

When I think about America Sur (south) I am reminded of great wine, chilling in a chalet in the in the Andes Mountians, and great beaches. I came across this house and want it for my own, the simplicity of the design and use of materials is on point. Peep the stats.

Name: Casa Binimelis-Barahona
Location: La Reserva, Chicureo, Colina, Chile
Architects: Polidura + Talhouk Arquitectos – Antonio Polidura, Marco Polidura, Pablo Talhouk

-PW

What a flow thanks Kat for the Album.

-PW