Always With Honor’s “Rip City Totem” illustration for Boomshakalaka.
Not only am I totally digging the ride - new ad features the city of Portland and Ndamukong Suh. Good stuff.
theokbb - Yahoo! @cliftonburt posted a sneak peek! Boomshakalaka First Look (by Clifton Burt) BOOMSHAKLAKA opens this Friday at Land. Above:1a. Ward Jenkins, 1b. Nicole Lavelle & Sarah Baugh, 1c. Meg Hunt, 2a. Kate Bingaman-Burt, 2b. Drew Bell, 2c. Anthony Georgis, 3a. Tyler Lang
Definitely thinking about attending the opening for this one. So many great creatives in on this one. And, it’s tied to sports. How great is that? Check out the Facebook page for more info.
Woodlands Supply Co. - Portland, Ore.
Found a new shop that I definitely need to pay a visit. Never heard of it until just now, looks like a great place that sells some awesome product. Another great reason to venture downtown and grab some good food!
via Design*Sponge - parliament portland - The Awesomeness of Parliament’s workspace featured on Design*Sponge. Always good to see some pub for what they’ve put together over there. Check out their site for better images of their space and their work!
Northwest Portland Neighborhood Flag via Ben Vickery on Flickr - I could be wrong, but I think I’ve already blogged this. Just to be safe, here’s another go around. If in fact I’ve once before picked this one out, no worries because this one is definitely worth another post. Great stuff for NW PDX.
via acehotel:
On October 7th, we’re hosting a fundraiser for Bikes to Rwanda with ArtCrank in The Cleaners at Ace Hotel Portland. Bikes to Rwanda aims to provide cargo bicycles to co-operative coffee farmers in Rwanda. The goal is to improve quality of life in these communities through a bike workshop and maintenance program that provides transportation resources for basic needs and enhances production of quality coffee.
ArtCrank holds poster shows focusing on print-makers with bike-inspired work. Proves that sometimes if you get really specific, a whole lot of awesome happens. Come support Bikes to Rwanda by buying local beers and posters from rad artists.
Thinking about making an appearance. Not a huge bike person, but I know one. And, it’s for a good cause - plus, surely to find a few sweet posters. Check it out people!
via Craig Mitchelldyer - For the last day of baseball in Bridgetown *wipe away tear* Craig setup four cameras around PGE Park, each camera fired once every five seconds… totaling over 9,000 photos - here they are in two minutes. Craig, you picked a great time to go all time-lapse on us. Baseball will be missed in Portland… by some of us.
