Using that 1989 GT Mach One with a rusty chain isn’t going to get you any ladies. I think it’s time you upgraded your ride to a simple road bike. It doesn’t matter what it looks like, because once you get one for dirt cheap, you’re going to re-do it at Geekhouse. For a fee, the company will use a new powder coating technique to recreate any design on your bike. Saw a repeating pattern on YTMND that you thought would look cool? Get it slapped on your bike.

The above picture is a recent track bike Geekhouse worked on. An orange base coat was applied along with a beautiful paisley pattern. It even extends from the frame to the rims on the wheels. I wonder if Ryan could get his cock powder-coated with designs of Mickey Mouse…
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Santa Monica recently held its first GLOW festival on July 19th, an all-night event of media art, performances, music, and sculpture. The most memorable of all was perhaps Usman Haque’s art installation called Primal Source. It looks like a smaller-scale northern lights, being made up of a large water spray screen that projects light patterns aided by the perfect backdrop of a darkened sky.

The coolest and most engaging aspect of the design was Haque’s idea to use microphones around the installation that allowed the crowd to alter the display through their reactions and the noises they were making. The cheers and shouts of the crowd made way for a wickedly impressive light show.

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