Posts Tagged ‘Art’

Alien Workshop new 5 Life Stage series skateboard decks in stock!

Monday, July 11th, 2011
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The guys over at Alien Workshop collaborated with Abigail Portner, and came up with some pretty wild designs. These five brand new boards feature a series of paintings that can only be described by the artist herself:

“It’s basically weird stages of life, but how I see them… animal, animal spirit, zombie where you’re still on earth then alien above, then ghosts would be the highest up you could go as a spirit…”

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Pretty far out stuff, right? Now get over to our skate section and check them out for yourself!

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Tagged! New Batch of Die-Cut Skulls Stickers

Wednesday, May 25th, 2011
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If you’ve spent any time around action sports, graffiti or street art, you know all about stickers… in Southern California, every wall, street sign and underpass has been tagged with layers and layers of logos, slogans and hidden messages. Everybody’s got em and now so do we.

Our first batch of die-cut Skulls & Wings stickers are hot off the press from Stickermule.  They do good work so check em out if you need your own custom propaganda.

Skulls and Wings custom die-cut stickers from StickerMule.com

And, while supplies last, we’re sending out a free sticker with every order… start shopping and get tagging!

Visit http://www.stickermule.com/ for more info.

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California Surf Festival… coming soon!

Monday, October 26th, 2009
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Yeah! This should be awesome! On November 19, the 2nd annual Fuel TV California Surf Festival will be held at the California Surf Museum in beautiful Oceanside. The four-day event is going to be chock-full of surf culture—from movies and music to photography, art and book signings.

One of the new films to debut are the highly anticipated Taylor Steele movie, The Drifter, which takes an thorough look into Rob Machado’s life. Another film we’re looking forward to seeing is Russell Brownley’s “Gum For My Boat,” a documentary about a recent trip to Bangladesh.

Check out the California Surf Festival website for more information.

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Cali Orange Crush

Tuesday, August 18th, 2009
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Last night at Maida in Little Italy, San Diego artist and designer Megan Lyders hosted her first photography show, Cali Orange Crush. The series is comprised of of twenty new photographs, which thread the common hue, orange, throughout various compositions. From an orange ferris wheel to an aerial sunset, the photos were breathtaking. Maida was packed with people there to check out Megan’s work and enjoy the atmosphere. Check out the photos below…

All donations raised during the event went towards A Reason To Survive (A.R.T.S.), a San Diego non-profit which empowers children facing life challenges by providing innovative arts-based programs and education.

The series of photos will be on show at Maida until October 31, 2009.

Check out more of Megan’s work at web.mac.com/mlyders, which offers interior design and consultation services. She also maintains a design blog, megan.christine. Her photos will be on display at Maida until October 31.

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Megan (in orange) and friends.

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Atmosphere.

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One of Megan’s photos.

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North Park Nights

Thursday, July 16th, 2009
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Last week we told you about Ray at Night in North Park. Today we’re gonna tell you about North Park Nights. This Saturday, July 18, NPN, a community-based organization, will be holding their monthly event to promote the arts and culture in San Diego.

A small but dedicated group of artists, gallery owners, and related businesses in North Park are hold the community-wide event each third Saturday of the month.

As an arts and business district on the cusp of greatness, North Park is experiencing a true renaissance, with new life and activity streaming in daily. The arts are a major part of that vitality, and have continued to thrive in North Park!

From 6-9 PM this Saturday on Ray Street.

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