Showing posts with label Monkey Goggles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Monkey Goggles. Show all posts

Saturday, October 23, 2010

ROADSIDE ARCHITECTURE AND MID-CENTURY DESIGN IN GRAND THEFT AUTO: SAN ANDREAS


Some very ugly stuff goes down in the Grand Theft Auto series of video games. That's why I was surprised to find so much of my favorite kind of beauty scattered throughout this land of chaos. The virtual landscape is peppered with odd tourist attractions and vintage Americana, most of which was carefully modeled after the real world.

I was inspired to capture this phenomenon in a photo essay wherein every picture was actually taken by my in-game character. Visit my article on Monkey Goggles to take a guided road trip through San Andreas where there's lots more to do than just steal cars.

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

IN PRAISE OF LONG JOHN SILVER'S KRUMS- ON MONKEY GOGGLES

The crunchy pieces of batter at Long John Silvers are my favorite food byproduct. Officially known as "krums," they are a topic that the internet has been too afraid to discuss—until now. Visit Monkey Goggles to read about my lifelong love affair with these guilty little pleasures.

Thursday, July 8, 2010

MONKEY GOGGLES ARTICLE: WHY I'M GOING TO MISS PHYSICAL MEDIA

Speculating on the future of digital media usually gets me pretty excited, but recently I've been struck by some of the downsides to a world without CDs, DVDs and books. I explore these in my latest article for Monkey Goggles which you can read here. Use your iPad if you wish.

Thursday, April 1, 2010

NEW ARTICLE: NATURAL PRANKSTER


In celebration of April Fool's Day I shared a true anecdote over at Monkey Goggles that I experienced while designing a catalog for the S.S. Adams prank and magic company- Feel free to check it out!

Thursday, January 7, 2010

SEVEN NEW GREETING CARDS FROM PAKISTAN

My friend Matt recently returned from a visit to Pakistan with a handful of greeting cards. They're hilarious, and not just because they mangle the English language so badly. So I shared them all over at Monkey Goggles.