Marblehead, MA

Lobster Dinner @ The Frongillo's



Uncle Tommy & Baby Morgan Oliver

New York City - Day 5: PS1 and Central Park

On Sunday we headed to P.S.1., an old pre-school in Queens that has been converted into an extension of the MOMA, and features more obscure contemporary artists. During the summer, P.S.1. also throws Saturday outdoor parties called "Warm Up," transforming the outdoor courtyard into a jam-packed dance party with DJs, food and drinks.



~Leandro Erlich: Swimming Pool~

Queens definitely had the most distinctive street art...very colorful and cartoonish

~Subway Sequence: L Train~

~Central Park~


Thomas eating some pastries from La Pain Quotidien


Joe Lippi, my best friend, and our fabulous tour guide


Me and Thomas

New York City - Day 2: Nike Custom ID's

On day two, we stuck around Soho to go to the Nike Store where Thomas had an appointment to make custom Nike ID sneakers...

Nike Store, Soho
21 Mercer St, New York, NY

Spools of thread and shoelace colors to choose from for the Custom Nike ID's

Thomas chose colors that matched his custom-built fixed gear bike, hoping to pay tribute to both his personal biking style and the fixie culture that is very prominent in San Francisco.
Thomas Frongillo on his bike in San Francisco

Here's the finished Custom Nike ID sneaker product, titled "Fixed SF."

New York City - Day 1: Soho Street Art & Urban Texture

We stayed right in the heart of Soho (Prince & Sullivan), and spent our first couple of days walking around, shopping, and checking out all the street art scattered around the neighborhood...

Street lamp stencil

Soho Doorway

Canal St, Soho

Man hanging a banner, Soho

Keep New York Clean

Canal Street, Soho

Billboard in Soho Village

Thomas's reflection in a wall of posters, Soho

Wall Bear

Bird Deer Squirrel Bear (the NYC version of Cat-Dog-Rat-Dog)

New York State of Mind

The Guardian of Sullivan St.