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Wading through the highest beard to face ratio this side of a lumberjack convention, it’s easy to think of Shoreditch as simply that place where people with fashion sense I will most likely never understand congregate to trade stories of managing to stop their bikes without brakes back to back drinking fresh trade coffee. However, [...]
Ink drippin, liqour sippin, visual piffin, you know what time it is….
A clear out last week revealed a couple of mysteriously unmarked, undeveloped dusty films hiding away at the back of a draw so, naturally curious, I quickly got them developed to find shots from one of the most crucial days of summer on a Londoner’s calendar; Notting Hill Carnival. More than just a music festival, [...]
It’s that time of the month again. The sun bounces off chrome on the wall and the worlds align to produce some of the illest visuals the internet has ever seen. Scroll down and let February burn those retinas.
January’s slice of visual cake comes slightly late, purely because we’ve been so busy on the oral side of things, but I’d like to think that the ammount of steeze displayed below makes up for that somewhat…
Visual heavyweight Ashes57 has obviously been hard at work over the last few years. Not only has she been photographing clubs and musicians worldwide, illustrating for a range of clients and holding the art side of things down at Swamp81, she’s just released a 240 page e-book of street art photographed between 2006 and 2009. [...]
A conversation over a particularly hungover Sunday roast (big up the team and particularly the chefs) this weekend made me realise just how good life growing up on a BMX was. Frankly, what better ways is there to spend your teenage years then roaming the streets with a load of goons on stupid little bikes [...]
The one good thing about long winter nights is the cover of darkness. The city loses it’s bustle as the frost settles in and the wind whips along the Thames under the apocalyptic glow of fiery clouds, the true wanderers of a sprawling metropolis emerge as foxes and rats scuttle silently through the undergrowth. As [...]
Life can be fast in the smoke. With so many urbanites squashed in elbow to elbow, time moves faster as experiences, situations and sights become less few and far between. By law of probability, there’s always going to be more to see. The madman ranting and raving on the corner, the drunken stand off in [...]
The founder of Toy Machine, Californian Ed Templeton signed his first deal as a professional skateboarder way back in 1990 but has always been a creative outside of the sport as well. A painter, designer and photographer, he’s designed for a range of Brands, is a part of the Beautiful Losers collective and spent much [...]
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