So not everything has to be about food does it? A man can have his moments of interior design impassioned femininity can't he? I sure hope so, because I get them quite regularly. About once a month. Um... OK, so moving on.
When I go somewhere to eat, it's not always just the food that matters. An average food experience is undeniably bucked up by a great-looking place. And when you get the combination of the two: great food AND great environment, you don't want to leave. You miss your bus. You skip work. You forget to go to the toilet. Night draws in. The staff politely ask you to leave. You refuse. You end up being thrown into the street, sobbing uncontrollably, unaware of anything that has happened in the last 5 hours. You just went in for a coffee. I had that experience this Christmas in San Francisco, in
Philz Coffee. It was awesome. Anyway, I think the point has been made. Good decoration is pleasing and not unimportant, and with this in mind, I would like to introduce you to
Christian Northeast. I love his artwork. It's weird, funny and retro-tastic. Just look at his
XYZ Blocks on his website (or if you're too lazy, just above this sentence). That's how I want to teach my children the alphabet. A is for Anvil, B is for biker, C is for Corndog. Now, let's hear the rest.
So not everything has to be about food does it? A man can have his moments of interior design impassioned femininity can't he? I sure hope so, because I get them quite regularly. About once a month. Um... OK, so moving on. 
When I go somewhere to eat, it's not always just the food that matters. An average food experience is undeniably bucked up by a great-looking place. And when you get the combination of the two: great food AND great environment, you don't want to leave. You miss your bus. You skip work. You forget to go to the toilet. Night draws in. The staff politely ask you to leave. You refuse. You end up being thrown into the street, sobbing uncontrollably, unaware of anything that has happened in the last 5 hours. You just went in for a coffee. I had that experience this Christmas in San Francisco, in Philz Coffee. It was awesome. Anyway, I think the point has been made. Good decoration is pleasing and not unimportant, and with this in mind, I would like to introduce you to Christian Northeast. I love his artwork. It's weird, funny and retro-tastic. Just look at his XYZ Blocks on his website (or if you're too lazy, just above this sentence). That's how I want to teach my children the alphabet. A is for Anvil, B is for biker, C is for Corndog. Now, let's hear the rest.
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