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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor

 

There are few things I love more than a gorgeous silkscreened print but one of those things are Best Made Co Axe’s, so the combination of those two things it near perfection for me. Take a look at the print above and then immedietely head over HERE to buy yours because a limited edition of 100 will not last long. If you would like to buy me one as a gift, send me an email at joe@shootjoec.com

There are few things I love more than a gorgeous silkscreened print but one of those things are Best Made Co Axe’s, so the combination of those two things it near perfection for me. Take a look at the print above and then immedietely head over HERE to buy yours because a limited edition of 100 will not last long. If you would like to buy me one as a gift, send me an email at joe@shootjoec.com

This is an amazing print, I checked out the site that is printed on the bottom (www.signed-numbered) and they don’t really have anything on their site. If you know where I could get my hands on one of these please let me know! Joe@ShootJoeC.com UPDATE: Found it! Click here to get yours.

This is an amazing print, I checked out the site that is printed on the bottom (www.signed-numbered) and they don’t really have anything on their site. If you know where I could get my hands on one of these please let me know! Joe@ShootJoeC.com

UPDATE: Found it! Click here to get yours.

I absolutely love these boxes. The one on the left is an original U.S. Navy shipping crate, the one on the right is a handmade reproduction by Adam Moyer. The box is made completely out of pine and it is exact down to the precise details. Maybe I will attempt to make something like this myself. See more of this talented sculptors work here.

I absolutely love these boxes. The one on the left is an original U.S. Navy shipping crate, the one on the right is a handmade reproduction by Adam Moyer. The box is made completely out of pine and it is exact down to the precise details. Maybe I will attempt to make something like this myself. See more of this talented sculptors work here.

Not much to say about how amazing this is. I have used Montana cans before and there is nothing like them in the world. Watch the video to get an idea of the process behind this great company.

Completely insane. I think “painting” is a little deceiving, because if you watch closely you can see there paper being pasted up there. Either way it is an amazing process to watch, and an even more impressive finished product.

Pretty sweet video of the silkscreening process of Moleskine notbooks. I have never really had the need for a physical notebook, but if I did I woud use a Moleskine.

I am SO excited for this! This amazing artist named Max Dalton created this awesome piece that you see here. It is called “Ten Great Years” and it is an illustrated look at some of the changes the Beatles went through from the beginning to the end. Max is also a super cool dude that was really helpful during the whole ordering process. I can’t wait to get this framed and hang it up in my little man’s room! Check out some other awesome stuff by Max Dalton here.   

I am SO excited for this! This amazing artist named Max Dalton created this awesome piece that you see here. It is called “Ten Great Years” and it is an illustrated look at some of the changes the Beatles went through from the beginning to the end. Max is also a super cool dude that was really helpful during the whole ordering process. I can’t wait to get this framed and hang it up in my little man’s room! Check out some other awesome stuff by Max Dalton here.   

If you have a little bit of time to kill and want to see how amazing visual art is getting with the help of technology, you should go visit the new Arcade Fire website:

http://www.thewildernessdowntown.com/

I am not going to even attempt to explain how great it is, just go there and try for yourself. You get to hear a great song if nothing else. 

Stainless steel sharpie? Sign me up! (Pun Intended) I have been collecting sharpies for as long as I can remember, which is pretty embarrassing to admit but whatever, its just the Internet right? Thats right! Cop yours here.

Stainless steel sharpie? Sign me up! (Pun Intended) I have been collecting sharpies for as long as I can remember, which is pretty embarrassing to admit but whatever, its just the Internet right? Thats right! Cop yours here.

Great artist from California named Tom Haubrick. He has a ton of super awesome illustrations, you should do yourself a favor and check them out here.

Great artist from California named Tom Haubrick. He has a ton of super awesome illustrations, you should do yourself a favor and check them out here.

I have had this print rolled up in a tube for over two years waiting to get it framed. It is from a Carissa’s Wierd and Iron & Wine show on 9/25/2002 in Seattle at the Crocodile Cafe. I took it by Michaels because they are running a super fancy 50% off sale on custom framing thinking I could get a pretty solid deal. Boy was I wrong, including the 50% off it came out to $125 for a crappy frame and a one inch mat. So today we were over by the locally owned art and frame store and I took it in to get a quote, which came out to $59. The guy told me it would be ready in a week, but much to my surprise he called me twenty minutes later to tell me it was done. Moral of the story, shop local!

I have had this print rolled up in a tube for over two years waiting to get it framed. It is from a Carissa’s Wierd and Iron & Wine show on 9/25/2002 in Seattle at the Crocodile Cafe. I took it by Michaels because they are running a super fancy 50% off sale on custom framing thinking I could get a pretty solid deal. Boy was I wrong, including the 50% off it came out to $125 for a crappy frame and a one inch mat. So today we were over by the locally owned art and frame store and I took it in to get a quote, which came out to $59. The guy told me it would be ready in a week, but much to my surprise he called me twenty minutes later to tell me it was done. Moral of the story, shop local!