To see all the other EDC action check out day one here.
Day two here

Enjoy.

Trick List:
1.) Chris Haffey – 900
2.) Chris Haffey – Double Back Flip to Fakie
3.) Jake Brown – Back Flip
4.) Chad Kagy – Double Back Flip
5.) Special Greg – Double Back Flip
6.) Andy Buckworth – Double Front Flip
7.) Cam Sinclair – Double Back Flip

More photos of the show and behind-the-scenes shots at PartyWithPanda.com

Lee Jeans & Vice Magazine Party at The Chocolate Factory from PEDESTRIAN.TV on Vimeo.

I had never heard of Spring Court and if you haven’t either I suggest you read a little about them.

“Spring Court is a vintage French shoe that has been made by the same family since 1936. Originally designed as a tennis shoe it features the unique four hole ventilation system and a very robust removable inner sole. The attention to quality is what sets Spring Court apart from other shoe manufacturers. The canvas shoes are made with an Egyptian cotton and is machine washable”

Kane in front of the Spring Court Shoe Shop

Read it.

Spring Court classic lows. John Lennon wore these in white back in the 70s.

As seen here in this Abbey Road poster.

Great party photos underneath the table

This piece was done by Ed Woodley, and Australian artist. Apparently I bear a resemblance which might possibly mean we’re related in some way or another.

I needed a classic durable black shoe that was stylish and comfortable. These fit the bill.

Me wearing them.

After Kane told me they dropped the price from $185 to $125 I was sold. Super comfortable, high quality, classic shoes. Took off my new Vans and walked out the store in the Spring Courts a happy customer. Big thanks to Kane for showing me around.

There shop is located at 13a Commonwealth St, Surry Hills NSW. You can also order online here www.springcourt.com.au

Oh and if you swing by there tell them you saw this blog entry.

This is Tek. The man behind it all.

To celebrate the release of their logo tee, HALFSLEEVE in conjunction with Saik Productions (Kelvin’s company) made this promotional video …

Next time your looking for something fresh go check them out. Shop 3, 133 Goulburn St Surry Hills, NSW 2010 Australia and alternatively at Halfsleeve.net

The first comes after meeting Zeb Aitken from AS Colour at the Hit + Run event in Sydney. AS Colour provided the 300 blank tee shirts for the Melbourne and Sydney events. Turns out their warehouse was a quick 10 minute walk from where I was staying. A stop by for the next day was definitely in order.

The Warehouse

Lot’s of color.

Organic tees feel amazing.

The showroom magazine collection.

All those skateboarding mags weren’t just for show.

One of the isles of boxes and boxes of clothes.

AS has an in-house re-labeling service. Pretty sweet.

Zeb and myself in the showroom.

Outside with a fresh new white organic tee and a bag full of goodies.

Big thanks to Zeb and the AS Colour crew for showing me around and hooking it up. Congrats to them on their huge success in such little time. If you’re looking for hi-quality blanks for any reason I recommend going and checking out the showroom yourself. You can also find them online at www.ascolour.com.au

Exit Through the Gift Shop, the first film by renowned graffiti artist Banksy, became the hottest ticket at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival where it made its world debut. Banksy is a graffiti artist with a global reputation whose work can be seen on walls from post—hurricane New Orleans to the separation barrier on the Palestinian West Bank. Fiercely guarding his anonymity to avoid prosecution, Banksy has so far resisted all attempts to be captured on film. Exit Through the Gift Shop tells the incredible true story of how an eccentric French shop keeper turned documentary maker attempted to locate and befriend Banksy, only to have the artist turn the camera back on its owner with spectacular results. The film contains exclusive footage of Banksy, Shepard Fairey, Invader and many of the worlds most infamous graffiti artists at work, on walls and in interview. As Banksy describes it, Its basically the story of how one man set out to film the un—filmable. And failed

So many choices

Started with the Plato De Mexicana Con Tequila.

2 tequila shots

Plato De Mexicana Con Tequila

Mexican rice, black beans, lettuce, cabbage, salsa, pico de gallo, guacamole, sour cream, jalapeno and corn chirps topped with lime juice and chilli salt served with Mexico’s famous tequila.

Corn (gluten free) tacos served soft (Traditional) filled with the came combinations as our burritos.

Lime Chilli Garlic Prawn, Tempura Fish, and Chilli Con Carne

Apparently these were “off the menu”. They were very apprehensive about making them. I guess it’s easy to mess up margarita mix, ice, and tequila. They came out strong…which is good…very good.

Cheers.

Theresa likes the tacos.

So do I.

This was the view of Bondi Beach.

They thought we ordered too much food. Ha. We sure showed them!

The frozen margaritas were on point.

Yeah, they were that good.

It was dark by the time we left. All in all I give the food a 7/10 and the drinks an 8/10. My one major gripe was the guacamole. If you’re running an authentic mexican restaurant make homemade guacamole!!!