Just figured I’d let everyone know that today we finally launched the all new threebearsdesign.com. This new site has been in the making for quite some time. Big thanks to Steve for helping me get it up and running.

It’s pretty common in the creative field to have a personalized work environment to assist in filling the creative juices. I’ve been working a lot for the last few months to create such a space for myself since I moved back to Northeast Ohio. I figured I’d share some photos of my personal studio office. All of the printed pieces which are on the walls are work that I have done, but the packrat in me definitely shows in the way that all empty space on the shelves is covered in either books, or pretty things that are visually compelling to me. The most recent addition is the portable record player. I’ve stuck to only buying the “dead format,” but with the workload I haven’t spent time out of the studio, so my 1500+ records weren’t getting enough play time. Additionally, keep checking in, as I should have a good amount of new work to show this week and next.

Well, I was getting tired of the lack of cohesiveness between my blog and my portfolio website. So today, finally, after months of it annoying me, I went through and made some serious changes. Welcome to my new website. I can’t believe I was able to get it all done in a day, well – it’s all I did ALL day. Now everything all flows together. As you can see, to the right, is the full menu for my website. I haven’t posted any new work to the Portfolio section recently. This week, and next, I will be photographing new pieces, and prepping both this website, and the Three Bears website, for a really intense update of new work. We’ve been working out butts off for the last few months, and I am excited to upload all of the new work.

Also, Revivalist re-printed our collaborative Ohio shirt. We now have them in Both Girls and Guy sizes! Girls S-L and Unisex XS-XL. Get your orders in, before they’re gone!

Two days ago, I mentioned that I had a new wheel-set coming in for my Fixie. Well, they came. I had my friend Chris at Thick Bikes order them for me, and I can’t believe how fast they came in. Look at these babies; 700 Deep V’s in Celeste Green, with 32 Black Spokes and Black Hubs. Sexy. Flip Flop hub was actually made to hold two Cogs with lock rings, but we were able to thread a Free-Wheel onto the other side, in case I fee like coasting. The rims match my bar-tape and Brake Lever perfectly. If the celeste combined with the brown of my frame didn’t scream, “Mint Chocolate Chip,” before… well, it does now.