For the past five years, Patrick O’Dell has been religiously posting photo sets on his web site, Epiclylaterd.com. I think that his show on VBS.tv that you are likely familiar with (which shares the same name) was originally supposed to be more random like these photo galleries.

A little while back I asked Patrick if he wanted to join Club Mumble and post stuff on here occasionally but he said he was too busy SO I’ve decided to take things into my own hands and share some of his Laterdness with you myself. Every day for the next 30 days I will be poaching one image that he’s posted on his site in the last year and showing it to you here, while encouraging you to visit his web site.

Sorry, Patrick (and thank you).

Going through archival footage, I found this clip of Element veteran, Colt Cannon, that I don’t think ever saw the light of day… It was a blurry weekend, consisting of beer pong, meeting Collin Provost & Justin Schulte (for the first time), skating, filming, keg-standing, and not remembering much more than that. Nevertheless, if you listen closely, you’ll get a taste of Colt’s music library, which sets the scene for an otherwise amazing line.

MAKE IT COUNT - THE ELEMENT STORY

People think Japanese folk eat nothing but veggies and fish, but they’re also meat and potatoes people too. Here’s the dish. Niku Jaga.

It literally means meat and potatoes. It’s a common dish in Japan. I made it for the first time, and I’ll report it’s quite easy to make and is a crowd pleaser. Of course, it takes some adjustments to get right. Not enough soysauce, too much cooking sake, mirin, etc. Try this one and eat it over a few days.

http://gallery.me.com/gispa#100175&view=mosaic&bgcolor=black&sel=1

For the past five years, Patrick O’Dell has been religiously posting photo sets on his web site, Epiclylaterd.com. I think that his show on VBS.tv that you are likely familiar with (which shares the same name) was originally supposed to be more random like these photo galleries.

A little while back I asked Patrick if he wanted to join Club Mumble and post stuff on here occasionally but he said he was too busy SO I’ve decided to take things into my own hands and share some of his Laterdness with you myself. Every day for the next 30 days I will be poaching one image that he’s posted on his site in the last year and showing it to you here, while encouraging you to visit his web site.

Sorry, Patrick (and thank you).

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NIGHT VISION is an outdoor renegade photography projection show that myself and Natasha Lands are putting on in Vancouver, Canada, that will feature contemporary photographers from around the world.

Featuring works by-

Ali Bosworth - Victoria, Canada
Aigin Larki - Vancouver, Canada
Benjamin Acree - Asherville, North Carolina
Bob Kronbauer - Vancouver, Canada
Bree Apperley - Brooklyn, USA
Brendon Hartley - Vancouver, Canada
Chris Koperski - San Francisco, USA
Chris Taylor - Victoria, Canada
Daniel Elstone - North Vancouver, Canada
Daniel Douglas - UK
David Luraschi - San Francisco, USA
David Horvitz - Brooklyn, USA
Dylan Davies - Vancouver, Canada
Garry Shandling - Vancouver, Canada
Graham Walzer - New York, USA
Hana Pesut - Vancouver, Canada
Heather Maxwell-Hall- Vancouver, Canada
Ivan Oyarzun - Vancouver, Canada
Jason Edwards - Vancouver, Canada
Jeff Otto O’Brien - Vancouver, Canada
Jennilee Marigomen - Vancouver, Canada
Jeremy James O’Sullivan - Beijing, China
Jody Rogac - Brooklyn, USA
Jonas Loiske - Karlskrona, Sweden
Judah Oakes - Vancouver, Canada
Katharina Schumacher - Leipzig, Germany
Keith Davis Young - Austin, Texas
Kristopher Keith Helton - Charlotte, North Carolina
Kyle Scully - Vancouver, Canada
Levi Lanser - Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Luke Gregory - Hobart, Australia
Mark Likosky - San Francisco, USA
Mila Franovic - Vancouver, Canada
Margarita Banting - Vancouver, Canada
Maryanne Casasanta - Toronto, ON
Natasha Lands - Vancouver, Canada
Nathalee Paolinelli - Vancouver, Canada
Nicholas Gottlund - Philadelphia, USA
Olle Freyhult - Göteborg, Sweden
Oscar Mendoza - San Francisco, USA
Paul Paper - Vilnius, Lithuania
Peter O Miles - Vancouver, Canada
Patrick Campbell - Vancouver, Canada
Randy Laybourne - Vancouver, Canada
Reid Stewart - Vancouver, Canada
Robert S. Johnson III - New York, USA
Sean Orr - Vancouver, Canada
Seth Fluker - London, UK
Tina Ok - Vancouver, Canada
Yvonne Hachkoski - Vancouver, Canada
Zoe Peled - Vancouver, Canada

Artist’s work and portfolio links: http://www.nightvisionexhibition.tumblr.com

Bring a blanket to sit on!

Afterparty at Far Away at the Media Club. 695 Cambie Street, Vancouver. http://farawayfaraway.tumblr.com/

three of my all time favorite people ever! Joe Brook & Mark Whiteley  are getting (in depth with Chet Childress)

And they’re “somewhat water proof” so feel free to unleash your inner aquaman. And as an added bonus, a portion of the proceeds go towards the contributor compaign, which helps bring the positive influence of skateboarding to under privileged youth in Canada. It’s win-win, bang-bang son!  Pick yours up here.

There is a group show featuring a number of artists and myself at Virtuoso Studios (323 nw 6th Ave Portland, OR) opening this Thursday July 3 from 6 to 9 pm.

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For the past five years, Patrick O’Dell has been religiously posting photo sets on his web site, Epiclylaterd.com. I think that his show on VBS.tv that you are likely familiar with (which shares the same name) was originally supposed to be more random like these photo galleries.

A little while back I asked Patrick if he wanted to join Club Mumble and post stuff on here occasionally but he said he was too busy SO I’ve decided to take things into my own hands and share some of his Laterdness with you myself. Every day for the next 30 days I will be poaching one image that he’s posted on his site in the last year and showing it to you here, while encouraging you to visit his web site.

Sorry, Patrick (and thank you).