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Vancouver Special on Main Street is showing these great photos by Derek Von Essen from now until August 15th. More images of the work and info here.

I've been keeping this hush hush over the past few weeks but we have finally completed, signed, had notarized and mailed the papers away to the federal government for our application to incorporate Vancouver Is Awesome as a non profit organization!!!

Part 1 of the "Making The Mag" series on Push.ca/skateboarding shed some light on Concrete Skateboarding 's Issue 100 cover.

The Regional Assembly of Text is a wonderful little shop on Main Street that sells great stationary, cards, t-shirts, and well considered objects. In their back counter is a series of drawers where they have different local artists do installations.

Over the past 11 years, Ross Macmillan took pieces of... well, old machinery and stuff... stuff that would end up as trash or sitting somewhere being unused collecting rust, and turned it into furniture, housewares and pieces of art.

I got a visit from the Gilley Brothers last week! They were dropping off some of the tees I did for them ( here's the info ), and after taking the above photo they thought it'd be funny to do a "Home Improvement" style brothers photo complete with ch

Concrete Skateboarding is locally based, and is Canada's original skate mag that's just released its 100th issue. It can be found in skateshops and newsstands across the country.

The good dudes at Basement sent an e-mail to let us know that they now have size smalls in all of their designs available for sale online. Seeing as they're contributors to the blog I figured I'd beat them to posting this one...

Reid Stewart is co-founder and Creative Director/Designer of the locally designed line, Lifetime Collective .

V.I.A. Imprint is an ongoing feature concerning book and magazine publishers, book stores, and all things print in this city of ours. Pyramid Power is a relatively new arts magazine created here in Vancouver.