Monthly Archives: March 2011

Today we launched our first round of guitar straps on Amazon.  They will be on our website in a few days.  Don’t worry, we’re not putting the belts or t-shirts up on Amazon.  Those are our babies and we hold … Continue reading →

Our Pirate Chef Pancake Plate (named the Tip n Sip) has been long in the making, but the wait has been worth it.  After many disasters in the pottery studio we have one solid prototype to send in for production. … Continue reading →

It’s 5:30am.  Jeff and I are held up in the workshop prepping a bunch of new stuff for the Adam’s Morgan Pop-Up shop that runs from March 27th to April 10th (possibly longer). We will be unveiling some new t-shirts, … Continue reading →

It is happening.  This is just the start of the revolution.  Pancakes will never be the same!  More to come shortly!

I took a half day off to watch the Elephant Parade through Washington, DC which kicks off the start of the Ringling Brothers circus.  Is it weird that I like the smell of the elephants?  We got to the starting … Continue reading →

Having fun playing with some lenses my friend Robb let me borrow.  They make everything look dramatic and give the illusion that I know what I’m doing with my new camera.  Here’s a little preview of the graphic guitar straps.  … Continue reading →

Our DC and NYC teams spent the day learning about our traveling setups.  Then everyone but me took a nap.  I had some graphic work to do, but I really wished I could have taken that nap. Then we all … Continue reading →

Those who held the interest of ancient Rome were often brought to the city to inspire awe.  The idea being that if the foreign powers saw the majesty of Rome they may choose to join with Rome rather than resist … Continue reading →

We might have closed our NYC location, but I gained some amazing employees/friends. This weekend Michael and JT are down from NYC to learn about our operation and prep for traveling shows this year.  They are the start of our … Continue reading →

Visited a friend in the hospital recently. We learned: 1. It is harder than you think to blow up a latex glove over your head 2. It is easier than you think to sneak some ‘cold reserve’ into the hospital