Wednesday, May 14, 2014

somekinda

Useing modern computer technology colors can now be added to any basic photo opening the world to a plethora of unique designs and ideas. Shown here is a empty vest on a nice bed sheet where a trick could be turned.

Sunday, April 27, 2014

Quiver owned by one poodle

Amputation set by Ferris & Co., Bristol (c. 1885)
Poodle collects old medical equipments, and specializes in cased surgical sets. His collection includes a lot of amputation saws, and bloodletting artifacts (leech jar, anyone?). He also has this rad quiver of woods old and new (shown here). The one on the far right is a rare stunt wood dating back to the days of clay wheels. The JaKs were probably the first skate team to ride into a bar and get hurt riding into a bar, with clay wheels.

north cali art investment

These vest patterns have been the work of one artist who wishes to remain unidentified. For fear he will loose his high status in the art world. No doubt the art is fantastic and the artist's other work recently fetched record prices at auction. Here's a little snipit from the news about this artist; "Yes, that's art. The transcendent expression of transcendental things. The artist sold his piece for £299,000!  A painting of a flat with "three brown spirals of dog excrement on the carpet" and a bedroom without any windows, record-breaking art sales back in 2007."

Friday, April 25, 2014

CBC documentary all lies.

If you're smart, have a college degree, ready to serve your country, and ambitious, becoming a part of the JaKs is a future career option for you. Provided you're a human citizen and you meet all the required qualifications and background checks, you are eligible to apply for a job with the JaKs. Keep in mind that the process is competitive (as with all dogstyle positions) and that there are many reasons for turning down applicants. In spite of that reality, it's important to give it your best shot if it's your dream career.

Wednesday, April 23, 2014

cruz colors rough

taken from above you will notice the table has no marks and the floor has no garbage on it.