A column on skateboarding

I know we’ve done our part an we’re putting the rest of the pieces together, but here is a article I found on McSweeny’s- one of my favorite websites. It’s a place I go when I want to write (weird concept I know, but it gets me writing.) There were four articles done, interview style, [...]

CREATE & SKATE :: THIS FRIDAY

Integration presentation

Mariscia and I will be discussing
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See you guys at 4.

iSkateboard Phone application

I just saw this and I thought it would be perfect for PIN if they don’t already know about it. PIN could be the authority to load up information for South Carolina. This could definitely be used for the future ….
http://hypebeast.com/2009/03/iskateboard-iphone-application/
Developed by the founder of Sneaker Pimps, Peter Fahey, comes the iSkateboard application which is [...]

Hand done elements

http://issuu.com/haleyf529/docs/pouritnow
here is my new issuu book, i tried to embody a lot of hand drawn elements into it, because everything was very computer generated, and it was more fun this way.

Observations at Manifest from the non-designer

Jessica and I noticed that the sparse artwork on CD/album covers stood out from other items.  Noticed a button display where the black/white buttons popped on the board.  Jessica mentioned that buttons can be used to promote PIN ( the buttons were just $1) too.  Large display of the Ramones on the wall (black and [...]

Interviews with anne and mason

haley & jessica

BENCH PROJECT SKETCH no.2

Mayor Bob Coble

I spoke with him over them phone. I have a summary of what he said about the skatepark.
He did not remember any specific concerns raised by the community during the city council meetings, and said that there was never really an argument against it. He thought that the only concern that the surrounding neighborhood might [...]

Interview with Ryan Cockrell

Here is the transcript of Ryan’s interview with us.
How did Pour It Now begin?
Ryan: Pour It Now started because the city was looking to move the skate park in order for a track to be built by Richland County schools. So, a group of skaters, myself included, got together, made a petition to try to [...]