A while back my pal Dustin Eppers took some photos of me as a motobushi, astride my own lovely bike Loretta. Aaron Clark (PAX Enforcer extraordinaire) loaned us the armor, and I think him heartily for the kindness. This one with the train would definitely be my favorite, and there’s a story behind it. When…
This man looks like he is up to no good. No good indeed. Thanks to Rick Marcks for delivering this piece of undistilled awesome. (Watermark-free images will likely be available in the future.) EDIT: I’ve updated the image for a much less overwhelming watermark.
Owning, maintaining, and riding a motorcycle is a constant string of Acts of Love. Much like going to dinner with a girlfriend tends to turn into an hours-long occasion of talk, flirtation, and enriched connections, going on as simple a ride as a “15-minute store run” usually becomes a sixty-plus mile ride through streets and…
I have been extremely uber-busy these last several weeks. Here is some good news: I am now the proud owner and operator of my first motorcycle. Getting to this point has been a hectic and very stressful ordeal crammed into the space of a month and a half, but I will share that epic at…
Two nights ago, I got around to watching the pilot episode of the brand new hero drama The Cape, and I was wowed. That first episode was pulp vigilante heroism at its present day greatest. For me, it combined all of the good from Dark Angel‘s first season with raw “Vengeful Father ” fury. And…
After a conversation with Jake yesterday at the studio, on the subject of a new design project, I’ve decided to take some time an analyze a bunch of “disaster movies.” My specific focus here is to lay out the core threats and dangers present in each one. I’m looking for basic defined components, the dangers…