Merchants NY, Chelsea.
Drive out to Baldwin in Long Island to visit family.
New York. Always a pleasure.
Thanks Jacob
Thanks Jacob for such hospitality and showing me yet another great night out in NY. All your friends are wonderful (both sets). Saturday night we stopped in at Epistrophy Cafe on Mott St. for starters, Crispo for dinner at 240 W 14th, then Employees Only NYC on Hudson. It was a busy night (there’s one other place I can’t remember…). Also, thanks for reminding me and pointing out the Monocle shop at Hudson and Charles.
Thank you Katherine for linking me up with Jack’s (double shot to go) and also, subconsciously, Ditch Plains (me walking in: “I’ve heard of this place… it might have been via A Little Space…”).
Okay, it’s difficult to complain when I’m visiting only three or four times a year. I’ll step it up on my end too.
Thanks New York, you’ve been great. Except for the weather… what’s with the weather NY?
Hello, NY. See you tomorrow.
Hello, New York — from Park Slope, Brooklyn.
Nice to see the Editor-in-Chief of GraphicHug™, James Chae, heading up the GraphicHug™ Guerrilla Summer Sidewalk Sale at the Brooklyn Flea at Fort Green this weekend. It was a full day for James, who reports both exposure and sales went well. Enlarge: image 1, image 2.
Just visited The High Line here in the Meatpacking District. Manhattan’s West Side. It’s nice. Maybe I’ll be back Sunday, earlier so I can get some nice landscapes of the place. Enlarge: image 1, image 2. Coming to you from the Apple Store on West 14th St. :)
Hard to believe the last time I was in the city was so long ago. It’s a little embarrassing. I should visit more often. London is getting all the love these days. It seems the nearest destinations are the hardest for me to visit. If all goes to plan, I’ll see you tomorrow NY.
Some of Boogie’s commercial work. Images above and below from his HBO, How to Make it in America set.
