Cover Shot.
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Christopher-Kuehl
Follow The Lights
Prophets Of Peace
Satin Train
These are all so wicked, and I don’t even like to ski.
Cover of The New York Times Magazine featuring freestyle skier Emily Cook shot by Ryan McGinley. Febuary 7, 2010 issue.
There’s First Hand Smoke, Second Hand Smoke, and Third Hand Smoke.
Then there’s spending an evening with Zachary Johnson, which I suspect is stronger than first hand smoke.
When most people take a smoking break, they’re taking a break to smoke. When Zachary Johnson takes a smoking break, he steps on the balcony and doesn’t smoke for 5 minutes. Then he steps back inside and gets back to it.
I sometimes think New York City with its buildings and girls and bars exists solely so that it can be drawn and written about by Zach. He works and hones his work because he is compelled to, like there is some demon inside him screaming and you can hear it in each picture, like he made a deal years ago which he keeps. He is relentless and kind at the same time. He is also like twenty feet tall.
Drunk one night in a bar at 230am he drew me a picture on a napkin. I should frame it, but I feel compelled to keep it in my pocket. Whenever I take it out and show it to people, they say, “holy shit! who the fuck drew that? Why is it on a napkin and not framed?”
The caption he wrote on the picture is: “Ronen, don’t be sad. there are still boobs.”
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I’m glad you did this marke, when I was in there I thought something should be done with it and you did it….
In the restroom at Z.
*New Home Page Logo.
Thanks to zooey over at Made Shop.
Zooey’s tumblr can be seen here.
It’s great when you can outsource all work to your amazing talented friends, it’s great being able to do that, and it’s even greater to know they can do a better job then anyone else on the *planet.
A lot of new changes at the site, I’ve got so much work I want to be posting and unfortunately most of it is under wraps at the moment, so this is what I can show.
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Aphex Twin Shirt (2010) T-shirt, fabric pen
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StrangersStranger: Where are you from? I hear an accent.Me: Sao Paulo, Brazil.Stranger: I love your accent... sounds very erotic.Me: .... what?Stranger: I mean exotic. Exotic, that's what I meant. Sorry, just stumbled that out.
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I have to give my wife the credit for the idea. you can purchase your own here
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