we visited the cemetary where they filmed the tripping scene in easy rider. there was a film crew filming something while we were wandering around aimlessly. this camera was engraved into one of the crips. that’s purdy cool.

Just got back from ‘nawlins last night and boy do i need to lose some of the weight. it was my lovely wifes birthday so we headed to the big easy with four of our closest friends and boy did we have a big time. this is domilise’s. the best damn po boy in the whole world. i live for these places. man, i am getting hungry just looking at this picture.

i know, this barn jam poster is earlier than normal but that is because i will be in the crescent city most of next week. didn’t wanna miss one. try and make it out on wed, always a jam good time.

music erases the dust of everyday life. git on up and go listen. food and beverages available.

Every few months or so, our friends at the music farm hold an artist market for local artisans and their wares. think of it as a local live etsy. anyway, my main man mark just finished designing and screening the most recent poster for the march 3 market. look for them around town and be sure to support you local artists and artisans.

mark and adam over at steel city pizza are just about ready to invite you in to enjoy some fine pizzas and more. we are proud to have been contracted to create their identity from start to finish. within their identity we created various marks to get this brand on the right foot. as things progress, i will post more pics of this project. the pizza is good fer sure.

on a recent trip down I95 i stopped to fuel up at a very interesting gas station/store/everything and inside they had a whole rack of these vintage travels stickers. ten cents each! i got a bunch. they are cool. i din’t realize maine was the pine tree state. this ones for you p-frank.

huge barn jam on wed. perfect evening for some fine fine tunes. live music folks. get in the car. go. starts at 6. no excuses.

tonight at the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art is the opening of Aggie Zed – Keeper’s Keep. An amazing artist, Aggie grew up on Sullivan’s Island and produces work that is beautiful, intriguing, unusual and thought provoking. we are proud to have been asked to design the book/catalog for the show by our good friend mark sloan, director of the halsey. At 110 pages, this book showcases aggies work from painting to sculpture. please try to make the opening, but if not, the show will be up for a while. check out the video. music by bill carson and directed by john reynolds. don’t miss it!