Bikes and The City is collaborating once again with BikeNOPA to bring you a new series: Dads on Wheels. Every Tuesday, we will be featuring dads from all over the city, and the ways they get around town with their kids. Please check both our blogs for the current profiles.
Snapped this shot of a dad with his kids during Car-Free Sundays through Golden Gate Park.
Layered love
My favorite thing about going to open-studio/esque scenarios and shows, is catching scraps +bits of pieces of their process. Something I can closely relate to.
Didn’t catch the name but you know this artist let me know. <3
This was almost under the side of the table and it is perhaps my FAVORITE shot of evidence.
*love it*
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If any of you are graphic loving nerds like myself, then you know the cat-loving reference to the title of this post, which honors a wonderful+beautiful book. Oh Martin, always so on spot.
So, quite apropos, that is what has happened to the Levi Workshop on Valencia street. I was just starting to learn furthermore about this concept of a Company opening a space for local artist and having an open studio-opening kinda thing, when I read this week that it has gone away.
Gone. +Just like that. Moved to NYC like everybody else…
Ok pues. MissionMission has the deets here [link]
Here is the photo summary of the show that was pretty cool. +thanks to Kron for giving us a tip to RSVP beforehand. Who knew. So here are some pictures.
Get artsy, dammit!! =)
This cute makes those little pocket gadget windows. The pocket idea is that the image changes per the slideshow mode. Pretty fun. So nerdy, it’s sexy.
At any rate, we had a blast. It was fun to play with the photocopier, nonetheless. Sweeney owned it. And he also owned some stamps for the night.
Super bloggie friend and our sticker partner in crime – Local Mission District artist Rio Yañez, not only does awesome stuff around here, like zines, posters and all kinds of rad 3D art.
Rio’s poster is the one on the right.
Mi friend taking the photo might have been experiment beer while shooting photos as conceptual art.
Rio makes sure you add some queso to your artsy experience with The Great Tortilla Conspiracy. “Who’s next?”
The night was fun, the event ended at 10PM. It was cool to see some of my school colleagues from the early 2000 and other interesting people. Local community artists, artsy kids, way cool kids and I even spotted some artsy fartsy girls, rocking Chloe shoes. Qué snotty. I don’t even see those much around pac heights. Those just pop out like a florescent light bulbs, you know?! Someone’s economy must be alrite then, by saving all that money eating yummy burritos.
The out crowd continued this fine evening by stumbling upon more fun at the Uptown. oh HAI.
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artsy besos you all!!
♥The Dynamic Duos are back once again! I’ll be posting a small collection I have gathered of fantastic pairs, couples or friends spotted while riding San Francisco’s bike lanes. Enjoy!
And tandems are abundant this week. I caught up with this awesome tandem duo during the San José Bike Party. They are also from the City – so adorable!!
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And speaking of tremendous fun, please check out Rio’s latest post.
Calitexican, Rio +I caused some glitter troubles over in Japan town
Link: rioyanez.com | Purikura Adventures with Meligrosa and the Calitexican
Wooot! Qué cute post!! thx RIO!!!
♥SMFF y todo.
♥The Dynamic Duos are back once again! This week, I’ll be posting a small collection I have gathered of fantastic pairs, couples or friends spotted while riding San Francisco’s bike lanes. Enjoy!
SF is hot like Mexicoow.
Heat is here. Hello, Indian Summer. Es muy nice to see you.
Comes in+out, in sets of about 2 days at a time.
It has also been windy as hell on some late evening rides.
Rejoice.
No interwebs. No tea. No soy milk.
For two years it has been my favorite spot for a good f*ing capp, and an americano after that.
Happy 2nd birthday 4barrel.
I found this photo of mi mom+me 2 years ago. I was headed to a Johnny Cash party.
