If you read this blog much, you know I landed back in Southern California last week, and my official job now is blogging and social media promotion for the new Block Bikes Online Store. I'll still be blogging on other interests and doing Sharpie art, my unofficial "jobs." Part of what I'm doing for Block is building a huge image bank of BMX, MTB, and other bike stuff on Pinterest. So last night, I got an idea for a new board there, Bike tattoos. I've collected 130 different photos so far, and you can check them out here: Block Bikes Bike tattoos on Pinterest. You have to sign up on Pinterest to scroll through the whole thing, which takes a couple minutes. It's worth it. Pinterest is set up as an image search engine, so you can look up pretty much anything, and get tons of photos, like good bike tattoo ideas. Or bad bike tattoo ideas... Happy Monday everyone.
Oh yeah, that's my leg in the photo. I had to get your attention. Not a real tattoo, I actually don't have any tats. Really, none. But I do have a self-done brand made of about 35 burns. Oh, and NO, I'm not going to get that white bear doing a tabletop tat. OK, now you can make fun of me...
I've got a new blog going on, it's about building an art or creative business, and small businesses in general You can check it out here:
WPOS Kreative Ideas
Old School BMX freestyle, art and creative stuff, the future and economics, and anything else I find interesting...
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Monday, May 13, 2019
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Kieran Woolley's "Opera" segment
I never heard of him before today, which doesn't mean much. But this is a really cool skate segment, so check it out. I do most of my...
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This is the BMX Plus! video, Freestyle's Raddest Tricks , the first video I bought, shortly after moving to San Jose, CA in September o...
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In 1984, the year BMX freestyle broke from the underground as a weird little sport, a construction worker from Arizona that we'd never ...
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I met Chad from Powers Bikes right after landing in Richmond last August, and both he, and old friend/FBM founder Steve Crandall, have real...