I stumbled across this site called anewcityguide.com and was just stuck there…mesmerized, just by it’s front page (keep refreshing). Feels like you’re in an airplane looking down out the window at cities & landscapes. What a fresh use of google maps!!! That’s nice art-direction right there. Anyway, A New City Guide is a site that lists cool hotspots from around the world in a dope navigation. Each city has a list of contributers in the creative industry who submit the locations. Every destination has a description, event callendars, directions locations and are marked on the map. Check anewcityguide.com

Everyone has their favorite preference of bottled water. I prefer Volvic. Something about their image talks to me. The website says “Volvic water is drawn from deep inside the lush, green ancient volcanoes of the Auvergne in France.”! I like that mountain in the logo, looks like a natural filter..haha. And its not Evian. Anyway, there are people that are really into choice waters and can taste the differences between labels. Colette, a retail shop in Paris has a water bar in its basement with over 60 kinds of water! Ridiculous. Check The Water Connoisseur.

Incredible!! This just kills it! A short film about a fingerboarder skating around the city discovering new skate spots made out of household items on a tabletop. Brilliantly shot, the realistic sound is great, and well paced. Takes you back to the high school lunch table, everyone can appreciate this right here. Remember Tech-Decks? Video inside.

Good times. Today was a mandatory outside day. There was no humidity, it was sunny and clear. I met up with Anthony and Tom, and we went to this secret industrial dock down at the waterfront in Williamsburg. The process of getting to the point was fun. You had to go through a fence, creep around sketchy narrow ledges risking falling into the water. Mission accomplished. More pictures inside.

I stopped into Autumn skateboard shop earlier today and saw a box of these huge oversized zines next to the door. The zine is for Nike Be True. The mag has a screen printed cover. Each spread is basically currated by a different designer or illustrator. BE TRUE is about the Dunk and how it spans sports, arts and culture. Visit its online counterpart here. Pictures inside.

I have a fascination with spam mail. Who makes it? How is it made? Where does it come from? Spammers are always thinking of new inventive ways to try and bypass filters and get your attention. A new trend I have noticed is fake news headlines in the subject field. This is one of the funniest tactics I have seen. Completely made up news that sounds real.