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Reading material

eric — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 01:05:35 +0000

As someone that generally avoids reading at all costs, I do enjoy magazines. I thinks its mainly because of my A.D.D., and the fact that a magazine is just the appropriate length to retain my train of thought without feeling like a lecture. An advantage of the format is that its just a bite sized amount of info on a multitude of topics, ever page a new experience and possible lesson learned. Most of what I pick up fall into a few main categories; fashion, shoes, design, and the occasional auto tuning mag. Lately I’ve been taking full advantage of a bookstore in San Francisco’s Japantown to grab copies of all the Japanese magazines I’d otherwise miss out on. Here are some of my regular pick ups:

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Supreme Book: Supreme Edition

eric — Mon, 03 May 2010 04:57:44 +0000

The saying “A picture is worth a thousand words” has always been a true statement to me, and in the case of the Supreme Book, a picture is worth sixteen years worth of words. The new Supreme book is a photographic representation of the history of the brand. The book is packed to the gills with great content such as, an interviews with KAWS, photos of work with Damien Hirst, Public Enemy, Lou Reed, and even a complete product index, kinda insane. The Supreme Edition of the book, comes in a white slip cover and has a bit of additional content that will be pretty obvious when flipping through. This limited version can only be obtained from Supreme retail stores in the US as well as Japan, or from the online store for 68$. The normal edition is available via Amazon and other retail outlets for 32$.

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I Kill Giants

eric — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 06:45:39 +0000

I’m still a comic book nerd, and not ashamed to admit it. While I don’t collect individual issues like I did when I was a kid, I’m definitely a fan of trade paperbacks. At this year’s Wondercon, I picked up a copy of one of my recent favorites, I Kill Giants, from Image Comics. Written by Joe Kelly, and illustrated by J.M. Ken Niimura, its the story of a fifth grade girl named Barbara, struggling to battle giants, both literally and figuratively. An excellent story, that I’d recommend even to those that think they are too hip/intellectual for comics. I’m pretty sure some Hollywood producer is trying to figure out how to ~~ruin~~ turn this into a movie as we speak. You can pick up the hardcover Titan Edition on Amazon for about 26$ if you’re interest has been peaked. Trust me, you won’t be disappointed.

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INVENTORY Volume 01 Number 01

eric — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 21:12:44 +0000

Culture, lifestyle and fashion collective, INVENTORY, has finally launched their, much anticipated, first issue of their magazine. Interviews with leaders in the fashion industry, coverage of various collections, and much more, this looks to be a great first step in a hopefully fruitful endeavor. Looking forward to getting my copy.

Pick up a copy here.

Reading material