Jamie Clifton
About Jamie Clifton
"In 1992, Mark Hoppus Met Tom Delonge at a skate park. Tom instantly got hard at the thought of working with guys. Mark needed a band, and Tom agreed to form one with him if he did something to turn him on. Knowing that Tom was into BDSM, he deliberately broke both of his ankles to impress him. It did. So they got some random off the street and created blink 182." lulPosts by Jamie Clifton:
TROPICS
If you live in London (or a train ride away), have an impeccable taste in music and prefer a club filled with inflatable flamingos, parrots, jungle snakes, cacti, palm trees and tropical fruit punch to one rammed with the usual
Big Eyes Little Soles Interview
If you look in the wardrobes of most people in the UK then they’re sure to own at least one pair of sneakers, even if they were originally purchased for use at the gym and never made it out the box.
Photochat: Joseph William
We talk to Joseph William about his photography.
In the Studio with Ash Shakur (ART LIFE CENTRAL)
Ash is an Artist from South London who “gains inspiration from everything he sees”, working both digitally and physically but holding a preference for working with canvasses due to their practicality.
Skate & Snap: Dimitri Karakostas
We’ve known Dimitri for a while now. He shot those photos of the Canadian G20 protests for us a couple of years ago before rioting and protests were so, like, mainstream and lame, and we’ve been following his work since
Photochat: Levi Mandel
Levi Mandel will become immortal and never die.
America In Medium Format
Seeing as James went to middle-of-fucking-nowhere spots on his cross-country US trip, we thought we’d share his holiday snaps with you.
In the Studio with Coby Walsh
Coby Walsh is an illustrator with a NES and a cat.
Skate & Snap – Leigh Harrison
Skaters in Grimsby spend as much time smoking cigarettes as they do skating.
In the Studio With Mike Force
Mike Force is an illustrator and designer living in Seattle after spending a decade in New York. He is the Director of The Poster Museum which is a pop-up gallery featuring the top designers in Seattle and a history of gig posters from all over the northwest USA. He currently works for The L Magazine and icanhascheezburger.com