01.17.12 /16:57/ 46
~   The Skinny Dipping Report
Last night, The Skinny Dipping Report hosted a launch event at Lost Weekend NYC. The Skinny Dipping Report is a calendar guide to swimming naked in beautiful places around the world. Print calendars are available for view and pre-order on the website and was available for purchase at the event. Each month of the calendar for 2012 features photographs sourced via Flickr from one of twelve international contributors as well as the story of the photograph, map of the location, travel tips, and the moon cycle. (via The Skinny Dipping Report Launch Party)
12.08.11 /12:16/ 1
nevver:

2012 Skinny Dipping Report

Thanks Peteski!
12.06.11 /17:10/ 439
jesuisperdu:

who is going with me?

Thanks, Winslow! Look forward to seeing you there. 
Anyone else who would like to be added to the guest list for tomorrow night’s launch party, please RSVP to naked@theskinnydippingreport.com. 
12.06.11 /17:06/ 71
matthewtammaro:

So happy to be part of this wicked calendar all about skinny dipping.  Everybody at the Skinny Dipping Report did such an amazing job on this.  Pre-order it here and find out where and how to naked in Killarney and the back-story of my featured photograph. 

Thanks, Matthew! We’re so happy that you were a part of it. Yours was one of our favorite photos and stories. 
12.01.11 /09:24/ 12
andrewromano:

There is also Oysters Rocafella: a freshly shucked oyster presented on a bed of crushed ice interspersed with pieces of a smashed “Ace of Spades” Champagne bottle—”Ace of Spades” being the colloquial name for Armand de Brignac, Jay-Z’s favorite brand of Champagne—then topped with Champagne foam and served with frozen Champagne grapes. Just FYI. 

Love.
11.17.11 /13:28/ 5
Ryan McGinley | Alison Jacques Gallery
11.10.11 /14:29

williamhereford:

Happy Halloween from your friends in Brooklyn

(via Selectism)
Slow News
“For my Masters in Graphic Design thesis project at New England School of Art and Design, I designed and stitched breaking news stories into cross stitch samplers. I juxtaposed content that is extremely fast and ephemeral (breaking news stories) with a very slow and archival medium (cross stitch). I wanted to see how this transference of medium affects the message of these stories and highlights the absurdity of the way stories are reported in the media and the way we consume them.” (sketchypixel)
10.21.11 /14:34

TWA

My brother and I are starting a men’s clothing company called Pierson. 
We’ll be launching via Kickstarter soon and could really use your help. 
Sign up to receive email updates here, like us here, and follow us here. 
Website coming soon: piersonbrand.com
Thanks!
10.14.11 /17:40/ 1

Nathan Englander’s First Crack Coffee for McSweeney’s, with William Hereford

Working on this with Nathan and Will felt like building a tree house with the big kids. 

It’s an honor to work with you guys. 

My good buddy and housemate, Ian Jones, will officially launch Young Voices Big Sounds tonight with a concert at the Kumble Theater in Downtown Brooklyn (7PM. Tickets $5).

Ian entered the New York Public School system as an assistant chemistry teacher at the Urban Assembly School for Law and Justice in 2008. A longtime proponent of the power of music to transform and build community, Ian was stuck by his school’s lack of a robust music curriculum, so he decided to create and implement his own. Easier said than done, but through his hard work and passion, he has in the past three years managed to expand his project beyond SLJ to the larger New York City community in the form of Young Voices Big Sounds, an interscholastic orchestra of high school students.

Ian is an inspiration and I wish him and all of his students the best. 

Please “like” YVBS on Facebook and come to the concert tonight if you can.

(Video by Andrew Borden-Chisholm, another talented and awesome friend.)

Canvas  by  andbamnan