Mobo Media,is putting together it’s first North Orange County Tweet-up. After experiencing the awesomeness of the WeHo Tweetup we were inspired to throw one of our own! Big shout out to @bazzel and @leiana7 from Cantina Lounge (@cantina_lounge) for letting us host our tweetup there.
Hit the jump for more info and how to RSVP!
A while ago, I reviewed the online-proofing application, Conceptshare. Recently, I was contacted by the COO of a similar product, Creationflow which offers many of the same features Conceptshare and ProofHQ PLUS the added bonus of project management capabilities.
Hit the jump for my review and some additional screenshots of the product in action.
The video review will be posted over at Mobo Media, Inc.com where you can discovery learn with me as I explore the features of Creationflow!
Couple of photos from the WeHo Tweetup held this past Saturday at the 8oz burger bar. You can read more about the adventure over here.
Hit the jump to see yours truly.
Thanks to Don’t Panic, I was able to see the incredible work by artist Michael T. Rea who creates ridiculous works of art out of wood. And by ridiculous, I mean he makes things out of wood, that I couldn’t make if I had instructions, an Ikea multi-tool, and 5 workers fresh from the Home Depot lot.
Enough babble. Hit the jump for some of his work. Catch the interview with the manimal over on Don’t Panic’s blog
Typography of Pulp Fiction from james russell on Vimeo.
Nothing to say here. Watch the video. Be amazed. Tell your friends.
The creativity and imagination people have consistently brings a smile to my face. This is so inspirational i want to go break bricks with my face.
god damn this is good.
Update: this Bruce Lee homage is fantastic too.
Update #2: Bleed it out Video set to typography. One talented Sumumabitch.
Update #3: Well god bless you Build Internet for posting a list of incredible work here.
Check out the videos of the madness of the Kogi BBQ truck! You’ve seen the photos of the night in our previous post so check out how it was in real time with us!
Hit the jump for another video of what the police thought of the first location in Buena Park. See our review of the food over here!
You can watch more footage of me reppin’ Mobo Media, In.c at the March for Babies on our site. I hope to see you out at next years event. It’s a great cause, a great reason to get out and enjoy living in Southern California, and a great way to meet new faces!
So I was in Venice Beach yesterday and was looking for a place to get some food at. I’m a very big food nut when it comes to new places, and I always like to ask locals where to get the best food around. I received many votes for Mao’s Kitchen located on Pacific Ave right next to the Bondi BBQ restaurant which was a very close second.
Anywho, this post isn’t necessarily about the food so much as the take-out menu and overall aesthetic of the restaurant. The place itself had a lot of Chinese influence, primarily propaganda type posters, large photos of Mao Zedong, former leader of the Communist party in China. Eating there almost gave you the sense that you were in an old Chinese restaurant, with their large wooden communal tables, no-frills wooden chairs, and the very authentic Chinese food (I recommend the Orange Ginger chicken and the Beef with Yams).
What most impressed me though was their take-out menus. Printed on a low-quality brown stock, it really made me feel like I was picking up a propaganda flyer for the Communist regime. The very stylized imagery, the black and red color scheme. If you’re Shepard Fairey fan you’ll know what I’m talkin about.
Anywho, hit the jump for a couple of photos that don’t do their menu any justice. Guess you’ll have to stop in for yourself!
If you haven’t heard about the Kogi’s dinner truck then you need to wake the F#@! up!
This restaurant-on-wheels has taken it’s mexican/korean fusion food from the restaurant to the streets, and they’ve developed quite the following through it’s Twitter fanbase. With items such as korean short-rib tacos, kim chi quesadillas and kogi dogs, they have carved out a niche that few, if any, have even begun to fill. Enough with the ramblings, if you’d like to know more about the Kogi story, check out Mobo Media’s site for a couple of videos as well!
@mexicandude, @theactualjoey, @shallowpaul, and our boy Eric decided to brave the crowd and police to try and get our hands on this elusive golden food. Long story short, after 3 hours, 1 location busted up by the cops, and a whole lotta standing, we finally got our food and let me tell you, as a half-Korean kid with a mean hankerin’ for bulgogi and kalbi, this was top-notch food.
Shout out to Roy (pictured above) for bringing such an awesome idea and great food out to the public and sharing his passion with the rest of us!
Hit the jump for the photos of the madness.
Not much to say here that the headline doesn’t already say. After about 3-4 days of painting, plus 1 day of sketching, I’m finally completed with my first Munny! Pretty happy with the end result to my first stab at this type of project. The pinstriping could have been a bit more consistent, but overall, I was pleased with how the colors came out. I totally dig his hat, and his face came out pretty decently trying to jank-ify a way to cut out that piece for his face.
Next up: Project Munny Dr. Manhatten (easier?)
Hit the jump for a picture of how I created his head (read: with many pieces of tape and an exacto knife) as well as a full-body shot of this bad boy.
