Callie Neylan

Callie Neylan

📍 Seattle, Washington

Ode to Michael Kors.

Yesterday when I got home from work, this is what awaited me on the living room floor. Just hours before, I had packed this Michael Kors sandal in a box for the move, stopping to admire it as I did so. These sandals are (WERE) beautiful; soft, supple leather with

Bye-bye, worst president in history!

originally uploaded by brookem_danno. This from my friend Brooke McKay Castro’s Flickr photostream. She takes amazing polaroids!

I heart Herbert Matter.

originally uploaded by Alki1. One of my favorite modernist designers. He did a lot of work for Knoll.

Was Zum Teufel?!

originally uploaded by Neylano. Sat Oct 25 – In today’s news…well, actually, it was in the other day’s news…NPR posted a story about a study linking warm hands with a warm heart: If you’re going out on a date anytime soon, you may find this bit

Peregrine Espresso.

Mmmmmm. I went to Eastern Market tonight after work to get the dogs some bones and happened upon a new DC espresso bar. I guess it used to be this place called Murky Coffee which is supposed to be pretty good (although I’ve never been there). But Peregrine is

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originally uploaded by Neylano. I thought this was a cool shot. Totally by accident.

Was Zum Teufel?!

This was sent to me in an email by Will today. It’s Oslo (note his glowing eyes), standing in one of the second-floor bedrooms of the Baltimore row house we’re negotiating to buy. Here’s the accompanying text: Problem with the house in Baltimore. Callie, I forgot to

Inspiration.

I almost had an orgasm when I saw this beautiful bike. Built by Mission Bicycle in San Francisco.

Building the Blushing Geisha.

Well, I think I have finally found the wheelset I’m going to buy for my bike. With a little help from my friend Google, I found this great bike shop in Philadelphia. They build wheels and I am going to buy a set of these. Above is a mechanical

Gasman.

Last Wednesday night, I had my friend Apryl come speak to my class on film and semiotics. I met her while I was studying experimental film in grad school. She is now finishing up her MFA in film at Columbia and teaching at the University of Washington. She introduced us