Posts Tagged ‘ Portland ’
I was excited to see that this dramatic story of sushi-and the problems it causes for our oceans- was created for Bamboo Sushi right here in Portland. I eat there as often as I can, and it’s great to see them share their story with the world. As one of the world’s first ‘sustainable sushi [ READ MORE ]
Unlike most industries, automotive design arguably already hit it’s zenith years ago. Though the features available in cars today are mind boggling, their pure forms are, frankly, pretty lame compared to some of the designs that erupted out of the 1930s, 40s, and 50s. The Portland Art Museum is currently showing a traveling exhibit called [ READ MORE ]
When traipsing from blog to blog, article to article on the internet, I often come across designs or films or videos that make me pause and think “damn, that’s amazing. I should be doing stuff like that.” And when I happened across Impactist yesterday, I got a double whammy. Not only is their work fluid [ READ MORE ]
Have raincoat, will travel. Ha!  [ READ MORE ]
My new collaboration, the Brewhouse Studio, finally has a blog. BREWTOAST is our way of sharing our stories, projects, and daily inspiration with the public. Check back for new collaboration, design exploration, and our next evolution[ READ MORE ]
A quieter weekend than last. The weather is decidedly more subdued, seasonal and contemplative. The freakish beauty of last week was an anomaly, and while certainly welcome, it’s not unexpected that we’re back to a bit of drizzle. I have been playing with my (semi) new camera more, and it’s a powerful contraption. I am [ READ MORE ]
After a brutal March, Portland has proven that it too, enjoys sunshine once in awhile. It’s cliché to talk about the people that come out of the woodwork when it’s nice out, but man! Biking past the many southeast parks this afternoon, it was stunning how crowded they were. Basketball games, lounging, sleeping, reading, tightrope [ READ MORE ]
Strangely, Portland Oregon is home to a number of rare and wonderful dinosaur species. They are considered pygmy variety, and can be found co-habitating with other pygmy animals such as pigs, whales and Komodo Dragons. They are generally tame and will allow strangers to pet them. It is not recommended to disturb their natural habitat [ READ MORE ]
A few weeks ago I got an invite to move into a beautiful architecture studio in the Pearl- a former warehouse district on Portland’s NW side that has been radically transformed over the last ten years. It was an invite that seemed to be a bit too good to be true. I would be invited [ READ MORE ]
Kirsty and I met up on Saturday morning and took a bikeride to NW, and a hike in delicious Forest Park. Even after almost three years in town, it stills amazes me how huge the park is. You can be in seemingly deep forest, hearing nothing but the sound of your own footsteps, and venture [ READ MORE ]
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