When I returned from New York, the new issue of Hole Shot zine was happily waiting for me at my desk. The sixth installment of Hole Shot is dope and the zine continues to get better and better each issue. With a great cover photo by Kyle Emery-Peck, a one sentence Fit Life review, and [...]
I’m a sucker for lens flairs and reflections, so it wasn’t hard for Manolo Campion‘s photoshoot for Soko Magazine at the Standard Hotel to catch my eye. The photoshoot is very suiting, due to the frequent nudity from the Standard Hotel windows and coming from someone who lives in a high-rise with huge windows, I’m [...]
This Los Angeles, a new gallery opening in LA is having their first show next Friday. With a stacked list of artists, many of which have been featured on Defgrip, like; Shepard Fairey, Estevan Oriol, Todd Selby, RJ Shaughnessy, Michael Sieben, Jeremy and Claire Weiss, and so many more, you know the show will be [...]
AisleOne, one of my favorite sources for design inspiration, updated with a new version of their website. With a wonderful layout, two options for viewing content – grid or list – and a nice hidden dashboard, the new version is extremely successful and is a great example of a site that could easily just be [...]
I’m a fan of the latest photo feature on The Selby: W Magazine design director Edward Leida and his semi-minimalist Manhattan apartment.
Jake Seeley, who had the most viewed post on Defgrip in 2008 has a rad edit online edited by Mike Mastroni, who had the 3rd most viewed post of 2009. In a kind of related note, the photo above is a random shot I took of Jake at Woodward years and years ago…. Haha, how [...]
Huge thanks to everyone who voted for the winner of this contest! It looked like there was a few people who voted more than once, but overall we were blow away by how many people put their pick in! At almost 300 comments, this was the most commented post ever in Defgrip history!! There was [...]
Jeff Hamada from Boooooom has put together an art sale fundraiser with 100% of the proceeds going to Haiti. You can check out all the info on Boooooom. If you don’t want to pick up any art, but still (haven’t) want to donate, Google has made it super easy!
Scott Barker from BMX FU just sent over a link to a zine with a bunch of photos and random BMX FU related stuff from the past year. Check it out!!
Ricky Adam is by far one of my favorites, I always look forward to his stuff. With that said, DIG BMX just posted a “2009 in Photographs” slideshow with Ricky’s work. Click below to check it out. I am currently waiting on an interview feature with Ricky, so check back soon for that.
Photo of the Day by — Empire BMX
