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- Adrian Louden's 10 000 Not only is Adrian super good at art, he makes a mean stirfry.
- Breaking Chains and Taking Lanes Coreen can tell you what’s what on the icy streets of Edmonton with two wheels or less.
- Edmonton Bicycle Commuters EBC is just rad people all around. A lot of the bike parts I use come from here.
- Edmonton New Technology Society I just found out about ENTS, but we’re gonna be good friends, I can tell
- Evil Robot Smash Josh makes things with skills I just do not possess. Stupid engineers.
- Exolucere Rob take great photos. He used to put them here.
- Haley Brown Haley is improvising and adventuring out in the world
- Jessica Holtby Music Awesome folk-soul, and I’m not just saying that because I play backup for her.
- Keyhole Keepsakes Kat used to make jewellry, although last time I checked she was working on a road crew.
- Nathan's Beer Blog Drunk Nathan uses his face to tell Future Nathan how the beer was.
- Random Access Thoughts Jill’s brain is leaking.
- Raving Bike Fiend Keith knows everything about all bicycles ever.
- Urbane Adventurer Zoe, well, Zoe does all kinds of things. Astute political observations and folky jams.
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- The Annotated Playlist A new project I’m working on. It’s a hypertext music blog. Well, I’m excited about it.
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Category Archives: Travel
The view from Stanley Park
Album art for a song I just released. I really love working in sharpie, on cardboard. I don’t know why. It just feels right. Also, I learned after completing this piece that all the sulphur is from Alberta, which is … Continue reading
Posted in Drawing, Travel
Tagged Album art, British Columbia, drawing, mixed media, sharpie, Stanley Park, Sulfur factory, Vancouver
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How Not To Improvise A Cake: a meditation on failure
My last baking post was supposed to be the first in a unified series. The plan was to do a couple of different cakes with different ingredients, but using the same formula to demonstrate the system’s versatility. I got accepted … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Stuff I made, Travel
Tagged baking, brownies, dessert, experimental baking, failure, faygo, hostel food, improvisation, ingredient substitution, root beer, root beer cake
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You’d be disappointed too
This is was drawn with absolutely zero research or reference. The year is probably wrong and the flag is backwards and wouldn’t have a no-atmosphere-on-the-moon rod to keep it up. However, they did train astronauts in the Sudbury area during … Continue reading
Posted in Drawing, Index Card Series, Travel
Tagged acid rain, astronaut, canadian shield, desolation, disappointment, moon, nasa, northern ontario, space, sudbury, that's no moon
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Three Old Things
don’t even look at the date.
La Paz postcards: It’s all downhill from here.
on a set of 7’x5′ index cards, I made a series of postcards about life in Bolivia. Everything here is something I saw, although the details are composite. Where the tourist market meets the black market, you can find … Continue reading
Posted in Bikes, Black Market, Bolivia, Drawing, Postcard Series, Travel
Tagged bicycle, bolivia, El Alto, financial district, La Paz, Pigeons, travel, weirdness
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Based on a True Story
All of these things, the dandily outfitted coffee seller, the sloth and the toborochi tree, existed concurrently in Santa Cruz. I can only assume this was a daily occurrence, because if any animal can use a jolt of caffiene, it’s … Continue reading
Okay, Something New
An old thing dredged up from the sketchbook. enjoy!
Posted in Drawing, Travel
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Can’t Trust the Mountains
When you fly into La Paz, there’s a massive Andean peak that stares down into your airplane like it knows what you did. It dominates the landscape, the skyline, the whole city of La Paz, like a hulking sentinel not … Continue reading
Posted in collage, Postcard Series, Travel, Uncategorized
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Bicycle Merit Badges
I originally drew these as part of a resume for a mountain biking tourism company. They were not completed on time, but they were fun exercises in abstracting shapes-not my strong point. More after the break
Posted in Badges, Bikes, Drawing, Travel
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¡Amigo! ¿Masaje?
When we were sitting in this plaza and I was sketching the basic outline of this, an actual llama came to graze in front of the plaza, but I left it out so as to preserve what I beleive to … Continue reading