Showing posts with label Big Watcha. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Big Watcha. Show all posts
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Dead End Magazine Cruise Night Video
Edited by Alex Garcia at Mag One Productions (magoneprodcutions.com)
Alex is super talented and you should hire him to shoot and edit anything..
Video Camera Operator - Hector "Chino" Hernandez
Shows the diverse cars that showed up!
-Juan
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Salinas to Austin 4.3
Here are some shots I took Saturday night on S.Congress Ave in Austin.
I enjoy the entire trip every year, but I think the cruising on Congress is my favorite. It brings back good memories of Paso Robles.
I was telling my brother that it was pretty cool that newer rides jump in the mix that don't fit in the Lonestar Round Up, makes the cruising real!
This 62 bubble top sounded and looked like a beast on the street!
The Austin Police were in full force... but know how to handle the crowd. It's good to see the police not over react to a little bit of cruising.
Two Northern California customs that drove all the way to Austin.
A better look at the two customs on S. Congress.
We were doing a little bit of drinking while watching the cruising.. Don't worry we poured in cups and cleaned up after ourselves... and actually picked up a few cans that we didn't drink.
What a fun time... Many thanks to Greg Lazzerini, Jesus Villalobos, Juan Godinez, Jesus Espinoza, "Flat Top" Bob Owens, Jeff Norwell, Neil Candy, Steve Wertheimer and the rest of the Kontinentals, Ryan Cochran, Pee Wee and all the people we met over in Texas!
-Juan
I enjoy the entire trip every year, but I think the cruising on Congress is my favorite. It brings back good memories of Paso Robles.
I was telling my brother that it was pretty cool that newer rides jump in the mix that don't fit in the Lonestar Round Up, makes the cruising real!
This 62 bubble top sounded and looked like a beast on the street!
The Austin Police were in full force... but know how to handle the crowd. It's good to see the police not over react to a little bit of cruising.
Two Northern California customs that drove all the way to Austin.
A better look at the two customs on S. Congress.
We were doing a little bit of drinking while watching the cruising.. Don't worry we poured in cups and cleaned up after ourselves... and actually picked up a few cans that we didn't drink.What a fun time... Many thanks to Greg Lazzerini, Jesus Villalobos, Juan Godinez, Jesus Espinoza, "Flat Top" Bob Owens, Jeff Norwell, Neil Candy, Steve Wertheimer and the rest of the Kontinentals, Ryan Cochran, Pee Wee and all the people we met over in Texas!
-Juan
Friday, December 11, 2009
WATCHA!
THE WATCHA LOGO
It's kind of funny how the WATCHA logo came about... I was looking through old black & white photos one morning on the external hard drive and came across a photo of Big Watcha at the Viva Las Vegas car show and realized how unique his face was..
I decided I needed to draw him. I outlined his goatee, sunglasses and flat top.. stood back too see if everyone would recognize the logo instantly... and as I did my 7 year old cousin Diego http://939o5.blogspot.com/2009/08/go-diego-go.html walked in, looked at my screen and laughed, "Hey Big Watcha!"
I knew the logo was done and was successful if a 7 year old could identify him.
Everywhere I wear the Watcha shirt we made people ask, "Is that you?" or "Who is that?" or "Where can I get that shirt?" and if they know Big Watcha they just laugh and want one...
I know you want a WATCHA shirt.. right?
If you're lucky enough to already own a WATCHA shirt it's because Big Watcha likes you!
-Juan
It's kind of funny how the WATCHA logo came about... I was looking through old black & white photos one morning on the external hard drive and came across a photo of Big Watcha at the Viva Las Vegas car show and realized how unique his face was..
I decided I needed to draw him. I outlined his goatee, sunglasses and flat top.. stood back too see if everyone would recognize the logo instantly... and as I did my 7 year old cousin Diego http://939o5.blogspot.com/2009/08/go-diego-go.html walked in, looked at my screen and laughed, "Hey Big Watcha!"
I knew the logo was done and was successful if a 7 year old could identify him.
Everywhere I wear the Watcha shirt we made people ask, "Is that you?" or "Who is that?" or "Where can I get that shirt?" and if they know Big Watcha they just laugh and want one...
I know you want a WATCHA shirt.. right?
If you're lucky enough to already own a WATCHA shirt it's because Big Watcha likes you!
-Juan
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