For those of you who enjoy mixed media art, I highly recommend that you visit Paula Art. Although Paula McCullough works is no stranger to a variety of mediums -- including pen and ink, photography, and wild barnyard assemblages --…
Continue Reading →Indexed is Jessica Hagy's blog, and it is one of the most amusing and brilliant blogs I have seen to date (and I read a lot of them). To Jessica, Indexed is a place where she can "make fun of…
Continue Reading →On new year's eve, I chose to drink Vodka 14 martinis instead of champagne-- all thanks to our friends Mitch and Matt Baris, the father-son duo behind Vodka 14 (and my friend Jenna who was mixing the drinks). I actually…
Continue Reading →The new year is customarily ushered in with a big lit up ball dropping in New York City and a kiss with that special someone. For many of you, that customary kiss may have not gone as planned this year.…
Continue Reading →Beloved JoshSpear.com readers... you may or may not have noticed that I 'went dark like Jack Bauer' on the blogging front for the last week or so, but I am back and excited to kick off what promises to be…
Continue Reading →Daryll Peirce started INDVSL in 2004 as a means to circulate design ideas and to channel artists across multiple platforms. The art is of utmost importance to INDVSL, and their clothes are meant to inspire people to think, imagine, laugh,…
Continue Reading →About a month ago, I keyed you into the original version of Line Rider. You remember-- it's the game where you start with blank canvas, and you draw lines, loops, jumps, and whatever else you want to make a 'course'…
Continue Reading →I don't know about you all, but in my old age, I am lucky if I can muster enough energy for a half day on the slopes (days like this are different-- we're due for 2 ft. of fresh in…
Continue Reading →If you think you're too late to stuff stockings with a member of the Mimobot family, you are just plain wrong. The folks at Mimoco are offering Fed-ex overnight shipping until Saturday, December 23rd. Darby is sold out, and the…
Continue Reading →Everyone who enjoys wine hopefully knows that wine tastes better when it has been aerated. Aeration basically exposes more of the volume of the wine to the air, allowing the vino to 'breathe,' thus counteracting the tannins in the wine.…
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