Peregrine Camping Table

This is a scan that I took from an Outdoors magazine that I copped when I was in Japan last year. It is a camping table made by the Japanese camping company, Peregrine. Pretty great little table with an even more great carrying case/bag.

MYLESHENRYBLOG is 1 year old!!

So 1 year ago today I started this blog. I just want to thank all of you that read my blog. I also want to thank all the other bloggers that inspire me, and to all my friends that pushed me to start this thing. I started this blog to basically keep a log of ideas and of things that inspire me. I just can't believe that one year later, people actually read this thing and that I've met so many incredible people through it. Thanks to Complex Magazine for shining some light on the blog and having me contribute to the Complex Blog. Also thanks to all the people that voted for me for The Homies jump off over at Apartment Therapy a while back. Thanks to all the fam that added me to their blogrolls.
Ok that was pretty brutal, sorry you had to read that, it was like a bad award show. Anywhoo for my 225th post I took some scans from a magazine I picked up in Japan last year called Brutus. I'm sure a lot of you have heard of the magazine, it's a pretty dope zine. Thanks, and enjoy!

Complex X Myles Henry Tipley

As a follow up to being in the current issue of Complex, Anoma asked me to contribute to their site/blog. After thinking about what I wanted to do I decided to do my very own Ballin' vs. Budget. Most of the goods I just found searching all of my favorite online stores but I definitely want to thank Nick from "A Time to Get" for turning me onto that ill military field desk. It's kind of perfect for a little cocktail table, you could possibly throw a little glass on top of it to give it a cleaner look. I had such a good time putting this together, hopefully I will get to take another crack at it in the upcoming months. Thanks Complex. Check it out here.

The Get Up and Get Down

Here is a new site that I've been dying to share with everyone since I heard about it. It's a site started by Nick from A Time to Get. He is the writer, so I will let him explain what it's all about...

SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL CRAFTSMAN

With all of this talk about where things are made, by which original factory and on which machines, some of the focus has shifted away from the most important aspect -- the individual. That person making the product with their hands. That person sweating over a machine which took years to master. That person pouring their heart over what's being created in front of them. So what do I do? I start a blog. Hey, we do what we know.

The Get Up And Get Down not only highlights products for sale by the individuals who make them, but teaches you how to be a craftsman with an expanding series of "how to" guides. One picture - one craftsman - one link at a time. Keep it simple and let the materials speak for themselves.

I have a few awesome collaborations in the works and will hopefully be launching those in the near future. Until then, the site will be updated when I see something handmade and cool. Send me things you make. Send me things your mom makes. Send me links to things you saw that one time on that one blog. Send me anything and keep it local... wherever that may be.
--Nick Maggio

The Get Up and Get Down

Inspiration

Anne Brenneke: Life After Death

Big L
The Notorious B.I.G.
James Yancey AKA...
Jay Dee AKA J Dilla

Eazy muthafuckin' E

@Anne Brenneke via Hood-Lum via Reference Library


These quilts are incredible. The colors and details are so impressive. The idea of putting rappers and hip hop producers on a quilt could have gone really wrong but these turned out perfect.

artkraft

artkraft, Hungary
a picture of the shop/gallery









So I got an email a few days ago from a new friend from Hungary telling me to check out artkraft, a furniture boutique/gallery that has a great collection of industrial furniture and also offers interior design services. I really enjoy checking out industrial furniture in other countries because a lot of times it's really different than stuff we see here in the states. They have a lot of original pieces as well as some repurposed furniture. Check out more from artkraft here.