Hypebeast is on the look out for interested individuals looking to become a part of the team as a non-paid intern. Interns must possess a strong interest in fashion, sneakers, toys and varying degrees of interest in art, music and electronics. The job premise includes street photography, product photography, event coverage, and the ability to build a base of contacts. A strong desire to become educated on different subject materials is also an asset.
A list of skill requirements include the following
- Proficient skills in English and the Internet
- Articulate and creative writing style
- Ability to proof-read
- Basic Photoshop skills – crop, resize and edit
- Basic HTML skills
- Knowledgeable in the necessary fields of interest
- Ability to work independently
- Advanced skills in Photography (Mandatory)
Assets include the following:
- Post-secondary education
Unfortunately this is only open to interested parties in the City of San Francisco or surrounding areas, who are willing to commute. You will need to provide your own equipment (Computer/Camera/Software) and have your own form of transportation throughout the city. We’ll have a good amount of assignments in various areas of San Francisco.
For all interested parties, please send a package to jobs@hypebeast.com which includes a resume and photography samples based on relevant subjects as well as a general introduction into your brand interests/hobbies. Please ensure all documents are included in the application as we will not review incomplete applications.
Its been a nutty past couple of weeks. Been busy to say the least. Went to LA for some business stuff, met up with some cool folks and ate too much food. I was going to present a nice tour of Oakley Headquarters but I accidentally deleted my entire trip off this stupid Nikon..anyways these were some leftovers from the other memory card..I’ll let the pics do the talking.
Shameless interview plug, except it’s not really shameless ha. I met Chris this past summer in New York who incidentally enough has cracked the Internet streetwear blog realm in the past for his zany trip from frigid Winnipeg, Canada to the sunny confines of Los Angeles to do an interview with The Hundreds for a thesis paper. I wanted to read the paper but Chris said it was private business and I needed Bobby Hundreds to sign-off on it… never went that far though haha. After finishing school, Chris sought adventure in the industrywhich landed him in New York under the guidance and wing of a really good friend of mine, Andrew at 3sixteen. My first time meeting him was a bit awkward… walked into Self Edge NYC and saw him and immediately the life game bestowed upon me by Sesame Street popped into my head “One of these things (people) are not like the other…”. Of course it was Chris who was streetwear’d out, well not really hardcore prototypical, but the backwards fitted was a dead giveaway against the Self Edge NYC backdrop with the likes of Josh from Street Etiquette kicking around haha. But turns out Chris is a good guy (no surprise there, Canadians I tell ya) and his for learning is pretty damn good. As I chilled at SE, he was pretty inquisitive, asking questions and ultimately an easy way to get my respect with a desire to learn and get educated. Originally this wasn’t the plan to run this interview, instead he asked me to participate in his semi-regular playlist postings. But ultimately, this was a pretty fun interview/Q+A. epending on what interview you read, sometimes my tone and approach might be a bit different, like a Jekyll & Hyde type demeanor but I’m not fronting, I just think certain topics deserve reciprocal answer styles I guess. So yes I am an asshole and no I’m not necessarily some Internet loser… all the time haaaa.
It’s been a minute since I last hooked up with my boy Kobe from Subcrew. I think the last time we met he tried to finish a 2-6 of Absolut in half an hour so. Spent the rest of the night making sure he wouldn’t get mugged and/or raped as he passed the f’ out haha. That’s my boy, goes hard all the time in all the shit he does. He’s young but his most of the pieces in place and is putting things on lock-down… beyond just Subcrew but life in general. He went as far as to put a ring on his now fiancee’s finger, congratulations to that haha. Got something in the works which I hit him up for, we’ll see if it pans out.
Kobe’s good friend Jack who’s helping with Subcrew’s North American profile.
My good friend and fellow Hypebeast.com associate, Season “50 Hairstyles” Chan.
Most pathetic excuse for a salad ever… see those apple rings… god damn translucent. I don’t care about your knife skills buddy, I want something I can chew on.
Field Notes notebooks have generally had some good reviews, decided to test drive this sucker out with the Pilot Frixion Pilot… known perhaps for their fragment design collaboration. I’m far from baller enough to buy a co-branded pen… and I’m glad I didn’t haha cause I think it writes like shit.
At no point in this stop do I consider Dida lucky, just straight up skill. He’s going one way but manages to get his paw out going the opposite direction. Ok back to watching it for the 51st time.
