Know Your Designers III: Tom Tjaarda
Written by Brett, Posted in Hagerty
Tom Tjaarda had not intention of following his famous father into the car design business. We’re glad he did.
Saturday
February 2019
Written by Brett, Posted in Hagerty
Tom Tjaarda had not intention of following his famous father into the car design business. We’re glad he did.
Saturday
February 2019
Written by Brett, Posted in Car and Driver
Patterson-Greenfield was the largest black-owned manufacturing company in the United States.
Saturday
February 2019
Written by Brett, Posted in Architectural Digest
We were happy to have gone as quickly as we did, and glad to have not gone quite that fast.
Tuesday
February 2019
Written by Brett, Posted in The Verge
A party, in a storage locker, converted to human use, until such a time that it was no longer tenable. Like the Paradise Garage.
Wednesday
January 2019
Written by Brett, Posted in Road & Track
Six years ago, I took this Millennial New York kid on the greatest automotive tour of Los Angeles ever devised–picked up from the airport in a Rolls, blasting through the Malibu canyons in a Lamborghini, tracking a 911 with Patrick Long at Willow Springs, off-roading in a Raptor at Brian Deegan’s private mud pit, riding the 6th Street Bridge with legendary low-rider artist Mr. Cartoon, and more–to try to convince him that cars are cool. He still doesn’t have a driver’s license.
Monday
January 2019
Friday
January 2019
Written by Brett, Posted in Automobile
How do you design a vehicle no one knows if they want for a market segment that doesn’t exist around technology that isn’t available?
Wednesday
January 2019
Written by Brett, Posted in Architectural Digest
The Detroit Auto Show ended its winter run with a number of exciting unveilings.
Wednesday
January 2019
Written by Brett, Posted in Bloomberg Luxury
Get ready to eviscerate a deer.
Sunday
January 2019
