Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Orphan Beard

It's time to welcome my mate Jamie back to NYC after a LONG stint of play (and well, maybe a "Little" work) in Borneo and mostly recently Kenya. Jamie apparently has been dragging a REALLY heavy camera around and bottling his own sweat in a new entrepreneurial endeavor. Some may think: Gross! I think: Brilliant! On his beard, Jamie plainly equates it to spending alot of time around hairy, orphaned animals and most simply put, "Being a hippie." Make sure to catch "Born to Be Wild" in 3-d IMAX (the film he's been working on) next April, when it's due to be released.
Until then, Jamie and his beard can be found in NYC either paddling slash falling into the Hudson River or belting out a tune at one of the several karaoke joints around town. Catch him if you can, because he's back to S. Africa again next week!


Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Timelapse Beard

Not sure how the sock puppet fits into the whole experience, but "that is how we do it!"
(Thanks Rab!)

Thursday, May 6, 2010

Birdcage BEARD

Real or hoax?
You decide. By the sounds from the crowd, I'm going with REEEAAALLLLLLL.....

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Checkmate Beard

Checkmate beard because he's a winner in my book. Nothing I've seen lately comes close to this. This being OLA, a tall, eccentric handsome fella, the owner of 2 beautiful twin daughters, hopefully NOT bearded. OLA - I salute you. Oh yeah, Doug: Welcome to the future.
Photographer ANNA MOLLER has other amazing bearded gems and much more eye candy on her WEBSITE .

Friday, April 23, 2010

Beard Photo / Quote of the Day

From an undisclosed location in S. Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY:

Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Indie Piano Beard

This is NOT to be confused with the overly manicured hipster stash that plays music along side indie piano beard - also known as Kelcey Ayer, of the Local Natives, hailing from Orange County, California. OH the dreams I have had about this one! Been seriously playing out their recently released album Gorilla Manor on my commutes to/from work and everywhere in between. It's as good as any anthem an indie band has out there to date. The occasional violin and percussion section really bumps it up a notch in my opinion. But what do I know? Read the review on Pitchfork to hear it from an expert.

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Mr. ET Beard


Thank you Alexis! Made my morning and I hope it makes yours too. ;)