Boom Box Frame:Walnut Frame - Black Mat were these tiny t-shirt ads

were these tiny t-shirt ads with ominous slogans like: DO UNTO OTHERS

always pushing each other and more than to willing to pack up at 5am on a whim for a road trip on a mission to squeeze out every ounce of daylight on dirt

I wanted to show a hyper realistic vision of what the city of the future could look like for bikes

this stained glass window celebrates the joy of exploring that biking brings once you turn the key

Boom Box Frame:Walnut Frame - Black Mat were these tiny t-shirt adsABOUT THIS POSTER This is a depiction of true events, as seen by me, on the third of August 1986. I was nine years old living in Venice Beach, California with my mother, stepfather, and dog, Black Jack. I have been forever changed since that day. SPECS INK: 3 color handmade screen print SIZE: 18" x 24"