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Thursday, August 12, 2010

Compound X Shwood Party Recap

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Last Saturday Compound had a release party for their
collaboration with Shwood Eyewear. Naturally, the B.O.P. was on the scene. No
party pics this time around, in the B.O.P’s advanced age we’ve grown up. Oh yes
we have (or dudes keep staring into the camera--WTF it's a camera dude).

The colab (which can be found here).

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Aside from the collaboration, Compound and Shwood commissioned
some dope local artists to show their take on wooden eye wear.

Jason Graham

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Ren Sakuarai (my fav, mostly ‘cause, you know, it’s a great conversation
starter hanging of your neck from a pair of Croakies).

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Tyler Griffin

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Martin Ontiveros

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Zach Johnsen

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Blaine Fontana (killer wood burning on the arms)

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Eric Singer

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Shwood's timeline from conception to present.

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Sadly the Kanye stunna shades never dropped…(maybe they’ll
QS’em if they get enough fan mail).

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Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Shwood Visit.

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Yesterday, Ira and I took a visit out to the Shwood offices and workshop to catch up with Portland's own emerging eyewear company.

You may have seen pieces from their handmade wooden eyewear collection in stores like Commonwealth, Union, and of course, Compound, as the brand is just beginning to take off.

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We couldn't photograph too much during our tour of the workshop, as there's definitely a skill and process to protect, but we were able to snap a look at this awesome fish piece. Shcales, an 11-foot salmon, is made mostly of recycled eyewear materials. Rather than toss aside excess pieces from production, there's all kinds of recycled art and sculptures around the offices.

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- Nick