LOLA New York | JJJound

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Posted by Emmett Shine on May 10, 2009 in Art Internet

Max and a few other friends recommended I check out the visual blog JJJJound. The LOLA Walt Whitman shirt had just been featured on the site, so I checked it out and find myself looking at it every week. Most people I know, myself included, who spend a lot of time on the computer, have some sort of running inspiration folder, or more recently an Image Spark account. JJJJound is a study in editing. I especially admire the way that colors subtly change between products, photographs, and people.

Check it out: JJJJound.

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LOLA New York is named in honor and loving memory after an abandoned, overgrown plot of land known as Lola Prentice Memorial Park. Using stolen wood from construction sites of nearby houses, a home-made skate-park rose out of nowhere within a month. It was organized, run and enforced by dozens of twelve and thirteen year olds. The park became a legendary refuge and playground for unsupervised youths. Around 1998 it became too popular and boisterous and the police decided shut it down unannounced; destroyed the ramps, dumping gravel over the park and building a police station on the grounds.

Through the designs, music, artwork, events & clothing the values of Lola Prentice Memorial Park: loyalty, freedom, creativity and camaraderie are able to live on and blossom.

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