Tyler Riewer's Random Internet Stuff: Turning 30
The world needs more like this. Happy B-day to you, Tyrone.
I’ve wanted to be thirty my entire life. I remember watching Big when I was 6 or 7 and being soooo jealous. I just wanted to skip right to that part. Where I was getting paid to do something cool and still living the dreams of a kid.
Thirty meant finally being able to buy a pinball machine and…
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How To Lead A Creative Life, the infographic. Great, but not nearly as great as 344 Questions, the flowchart guide to creativity and happiness.
Source: Fast Company
Love this to pieces.
Couple mods worth noting is the large single tac, braided steel front brake line (removed pressure switch) running up to a mid 90’s cr125 master cylinder. Tons of powder coating and some seat upholstry done by Ginger at New Church
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Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 + dog. Unbeatable combo.
Ohio, in full flight.
#Cornholing (Taken with Instagram at Elizabeth Caruthers (South Waterfront) Park)
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“4 halos! Two thumbs up! I totally +1 this!” -J.C.
This is the theatrical trailer for Lord, Save Us From Your Followers. Being a movie fan I’ve watched thousands of movie trailers but this was the first time I’d been involved in the production of one. We worked with a terrific writer/producer named James Melkonian at the award-winning LA trailer house Winston Davis & Associates and I was quite pleased with the end result. I love seeing the official MPAA “The following preview has been approved…” graphic at the beginning. Ha! Legitimacy! After working for three plus years to cull a 100 minute film from 100 hours of footage, it was really something to boil a 100 minute film down to a 2 minute preview. The best I could do on my own was a 7 minute trailer. It was tough. Making a trailer is an art form unto itself - I was happy to leave it to the professionals. If you’ve already seen Lord, Save Us From Your Followers, do you feel like the trailer captures the essence of the film?
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