Showing posts with label DMOTE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DMOTE. Show all posts
Thursday, 2 February 2012
Thursday, 20 August 2009
Saturday, 1 August 2009
Dance in the dark night, sing to the morning light



Dropped by Deus this arvo, to see what I could see. If you want the moto pics, head over to the Diary of a Grey Ghost. Always something new happening at Deus, no wonder they call it the Temple of Enthusiasm. Cinelli Mystic, Piero style. Deus Original with black B-43s – can't wait to see that built up, will look amazing! DMOTE x RVCA x Deus shirt... That would make a rad tattoo...
Sunday, 29 March 2009
Vintage Malvern Star moto Path Racer




Dan (my mate from NY) and I dropped my Hell On Wheels on Saturday and I tried shooting off some snaps of the vintage Malvern Star path racer they have in there, built up by Nigel Houston Begg, kinda one of the original founders of Deus. Nigel goes around doing crazy stuff on bicycles and has recently started getting into sticking engines into them. Sort of how the whole motorcycle thing came about. So here's a Houston Original, shot through the glass of Hell On Wheels. Underneath all of that is a POS piece on DMOTE, Creative Director of RVCA and ex-flatmate and inspirational graphic design and typographic guru.
Friday, 6 March 2009
When the wall starts talking back



Always interesting and inspiring to see what Dmote's up to. Check his RVCA blog out here. While you're at it, check out Erin Wasson's RVCA blog too.
Labels:
art,
books,
design,
DMOTE,
eagle,
fashion,
fixed gear,
graphic design,
magazine,
old school,
painting,
photography,
skull,
tattoos
Thursday, 26 February 2009
Eric Hendren conversion




Something I knocked up a little while ago now, but it's always nice to revisit old friends. Here's the Little Blue Prince in his single speed guise, which I raced in Australia's own L'Eroica...
Sunday, 8 February 2009
CINELLI X RVCA X Barry McGee
Down at Deus yesterday, up on the stand is one of the Cinelli / RVCA collabs featuring the artist Barry McGee. First time I've seen one in the flesh, awesome stuff. $8,500 frame only plus on road costs and it's yours!
Labels:
America,
art,
Deus Ex Machina,
DMOTE,
fixed gear,
graffiti,
Italy,
painting
Thursday, 8 January 2009
Raddest jacket EVER - Martha Brown




Also seen at Fecal Faceis possible the raddest jacket I've ever seen, in Martha Brown's new book 'Tag Town'.
Tuesday, 28 October 2008
Monday, 20 October 2008
Melburn
Buzzed down to Melbourne on the weekend and fell in love all over again. Here is the Citylights laneway, covered in graffiti and lightboxes featuring work by local artist Ash Nolan, sitting on top of a piece by Adnate.
Melbourne is truly Australia's only international city, the city actually feels like it's alive. Bikes everywhere, people riding them, girls in skirts and heels riding steel ladies bikes. Quality fixies and track bikes, bmxers, roadies, crappy old ten speeds, townies. The bicycle culture in Melbourne is going thru the roof. It is such a practical place for bikes, except for the train tracks.
And all the laneways, sidestreets and alleys that create this incredible intrigue, filled with cafes and upstairs bars with french windows that look down into the alley. Gorgeous girls and svelte males wandering around. This one is called Hells Kitchen in Centre Place.
Sunday, 21 September 2008
Brett Whiteley


Brett Whiteley has been the single most important influence on my Art and Life since discovering him in Year 8. Listening to Mother's Milk and studying 3 unit Art in Year 11 and 12 and Oliver and Briony and Greer and Nadine and Chris and Dustin and Jo and sitting on the front lawn of Orange High and hearing the news that he died on that afternoon in '92. The curl, the swirl, drawing calligraphically. The nude, the lewd, Surry Hills, Lavender Bay. What style. Arkie. What a loss.
Thursday, 11 September 2008
DMOTE x Cinelli

I've been a big fan of Dmoter's work for many years, one of Australia's most innovative typograffers... It's been interesting watching his style and focus change over the years, and seeing him applying his art to, initially, train carriages to Tsubi shirts and sunglasses. More recently, however, his work has been found on some Cinelli track bikes, through a colab between RVCA and Cinelli. The result is an exhibition called 'Pressure'. Bikes and art. Thanks SLAMXHYPE and DMOTE!
Wednesday, 3 September 2008
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