By Michael Doig on Monday, August 4, 2008Filed Under: Adventure, Design, Featured, General
When I was working on the Graffiti Collection I took a bunch of pictures inside of an abandoned warehouse I found in Montreal. I walked around inside for over an hour snapping pictures of the damage and graffiti. You can see all of the pictures over at flickr.
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By Michael Doig on Thursday, July 31, 2008Filed Under: Adventure, Featured, General
Crowded, boardwalk, skatepark, surfing. Take the A to Broad Channel, transfer to the S to Rockaway Park-Beach 116th St.
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By Michael Doig on Tuesday, July 29, 2008Filed Under: Design, Featured
I have always been fascinated by patterns and food. Put the two together - oh man! The Fairway market in Brooklyn is the coolest supermarket I have ever been to. If you are ever in Red Hook, check it out.
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By Michael Doig on Monday, July 28, 2008Filed Under: Design, Featured
Not really, but I would definitely drive this thing.
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By Michael Doig on Monday, July 28, 2008Filed Under: Featured, General, Unboxing
I recently received my House Industries Ampersand T-shirt. They packaged the T-shirt in a cool box, included 4 stickers, and several brochures for their new font set. One of my favorite things about getting orders from House is the smell. The ink off of those brochures is hypnotic. It is like a giant scratch and sniff sticker.
I thought the Tee was going to be a gun metal blue, but it is jet black. That bit about hot designer chicks accosting you on the street is absolutely true.
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By Michael Doig on Monday, April 14, 2008Filed Under: General, Photography
Cat Face on Flickr
I thought this was the coolest illusion. It was on some sort of machine at a winery. Do you see the cat’s face being squished between the gears?
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By Michael Doig on Sunday, April 6, 2008Filed Under: General, Philosophy
Today the subway was running on alternate tracks due to construction, so I had to take the train to a stop that was a bit far from where I wanted to go. Despite the fact that it was cold outside I was looking forward to the walk. I got off the train and realized that I was smack in the middle of Chinatown, some of the most congested sidewalks in NYC. So I decided to walk as fast as I possible could through the crowded sidewalks. It was really fun! Cutting in and out of people, jumping over fire hydrants, and sliding sideways through tight spots without touching anyone. I felt like a social pro. Today I discovered I actually enjoy extreme urban walking.
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By Michael Doig on Friday, March 21, 2008Filed Under: Featured, General, Philosophy
