Blog — Interviews

Scott T. dispels my main misconception about this band of motorcycles enthusiasts/tinkerers from Oregon's own Portland. (I was under the impression they were a notorious lumberjack/motorcycle gang). Don't care, I want to be a honorary Tarantula.

London-born Robert Carter on working as a graphic artist in the '60s (he saw Jimi Hendrix and Led Zeppelin), his love of hand-drawn lettering, and how, as a teenager, he would go whizzing by the legendary Ace Café on his old Ariel motorcycle.

Former Vermonter Ezra Caldwell on his transformation from dance teacher to bike builder, his love of urban bushwacking in Manhattan, and how he made cancer cry.

Ken Brown on what it's like to photograph cars, why they're more than transportation, and how easy it is to get anything delivered in an hour New York.

Cars are in Stefan Marjoram's blood. In this interview, he speaks about this passion, his influences and why he decided to leave an Oscar-winning studio to join the Bloodhound SSC Team, and document the building of a 1000 mph land speed record car.