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See this sign? It looks like something you could buy. But in the end, this was made by my dad. Imagine, he’s a semi retired contractor, but he can make just about anything. I know I’ve written about him before, but he strikes again. The cool thing about doing GR projects is asking him to make something. Check out the rest of these photos. Some of the little details are quite funny. See the wheel? When I saw the sign, I wondered why is there a wheel there?! I didn’t ask for a skateboard. I got the vinyl letters and put them on using a few credit cards to press them on. I was trying to get them on just right. Even the text was a collaboration by myself and Martin. It sort of tells it all. Where burgers, tacos, and udon meet. Healthy and fresh foods. That’s me lining up the vinyl lettering. Measure twice, cut once. Oh and see that leather handle? It’s a piece of one of my dad’s old belts! He cut up a belt to make a handle! wtf?! The bungee cord is so we can secure it on around a pole! That’s what the wheels are all about! You can fold this and roll it, so even the weakest weakling can move this around.
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Myself and Saelee Oh are on Vimeo talking about our Scion animation project. I guess there's not much more to say than what the title says. It just played in Wichita, Kansas. I don't know anyone in Kansas, but it's cool to have a project that flies around when you're sitting at home. I think there's another stop or two. One will be in Brooklyn, and I'll get to go to that one. It's in June! Not...
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Myself and Saelee Oh are on Vimeo talking about our Scion animation project. I guess there’s not much more to say than what the title says. It just played in Wichita, Kansas. I don’t know anyone in Kansas, but it’s cool to have a project that flies around when you’re sitting at home. I think there’s another stop or two. One will be in Brooklyn, and I’ll get to go to that one. It’s in June! Not sure where it’s going to be at, but it’s June 4th I believe and it should be fun. I hope they post our project soon. It’s only a minute long! Eastern District43 Bogart St.Brooklyn, NY 11206http://www.eastern-district.com/Opening Event:Friday, June 4th, 2010 7pm-10pm Here’s a vimeo clip! It’s Saelee and I being interviewed. Also the music is by Goh Nakamura.
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Myself and Saelee Oh are on Vimeo talking about our Scion animation project. I guess there’s not much more to say than what the title says. It just played in Wichita, Kansas. I don’t know anyone in Kansas, but it’s cool to have a project that flies around when you’re sitting at home. I think there’s another stop or two. One will be in Brooklyn, and I’ll get to go to that one. It’s in June! Not sure where it’s going to be at, but it’s June 4th I believe and it should be fun. I hope they post our project soon. It’s only a minute long! Eastern District43 Bogart St.Brooklyn, NY 11206http://www.eastern-district.com/Opening Event:Friday, June 4th, 2010 7pm-10pm Here’s a vimeo clip! It’s Saelee and I being interviewed. Also the music is by Goh Nakamura.——-
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See this sign? It looks like something you could buy. But in the end, this was made by my dad. Imagine, he’s a semi retired contractor, but he can make just about anything. I know I’ve written about him before, but he strikes again. The cool thing about doing GR projects is asking him to make something. Check out the rest of these photos. Some of the little details are quite funny. See the wheel? When I saw the sign, I wondered why is there a wheel there?! I didn’t ask for a skateboard. I got the vinyl letters and put them on using a few credit cards to press them on. I was trying to get them on just right. Even the text was a collaboration by myself and Martin. It sort of tells it all. Where burgers, tacos, and udon meet. Healthy and fresh foods. That’s me lining up the vinyl lettering. Measure twice, cut once. Oh and see that leather handle? It’s a piece of one of my dad’s old belts! He cut up a belt to make a handle! wtf?! The bungee cord is so we can secure it on around a pole! That’s what the wheels are all about! You can fold this and roll it, so even the weakest weakling can move this around. ——-
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