After a Summer-long hiatus, Brooklyn's Standard Motion studio has finally re-opened their online store. You'll find some of Jon Stetzen's latest posters and prints up for grabs on the new site, including all of those you see above and a…
Continue Reading →Jon Stetzen, a designer at the Brooklyn based studio Standard Motion, is now distributing some of his awesome limited edition concert poster prints through Insound, my favorite online indie music retailer (and force behind the "Save the Album" campaign). Stetzen,…
Continue Reading →Jon Setzen runs Standard Motion, a Brooklyn based design studio that creates some really nice limited edition poster prints. He does some work with J Records, as well as many music related and concert poster art for shows around NYC--…
Continue Reading →We love bringing people together. Employees and employers, husbands and wives, and graphic artists and small wineries... We recently got an e-mail from Dave Potter at Municipal Winemakers thanking us for cluing him in to Brooklyn artist Jon Stetzen, who…
Continue Reading →Richard Haines is designerman, a fashion designer and blogger whose sketches of NYC style cause as many double takes as the people who inspire them. A brightly talented illustrator with a taste for the streets, Richard strolls New York City…
Continue Reading →Jan Willem Wennekes, also known as Stinger, crafts a killer monster. Well, "killer" in its most docile, endearing sense -- because the creatures of this Netherlands-based designer have always had more success drawing aww's than arghh's! As founder of Zeptonn…
Continue Reading →Just because Apple's Sudden Motion Sensor (SMS) was created to prevent your precious Macbook Pro hard drive from becoming a $2500 paperweight, doesn't mean hackers can't have a little fun with it. In this video demo, a Honda bike is…
Continue Reading →According to what we learned in kindergarten, a watch is a watch is a watch. However, according to Matthew Waldman, the free-thinking founder of New York's Nooka, a watch is just another opportunity to turn a washed-up concept into a…
Continue Reading →Morten Andersen found canvas when he dumped walls. It wasn't a nasty breakup -- their relationship had been long, experimental, and by anyone's standards, a complete success -- but for whatever reason, after almost 15 years of writing, the Danish…
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