Born and raised from the small-town vibe of Cleveland, Ohio, Diane Beach brought a unique approach to the Costa Mesa restaurant industry. “Who you know, how much money you make, what car you drive—all that nonsense isn’t important to me,” Beach explained.
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That board of choice, coupled with his scissor skills, eventually earned Hesse the moniker “Pig Barber” – and it’s stuck. “People no longer know me be my first name,” he said…
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Jamie started sending his portfolio around, and designing skateboard graphics along the way. Once Volcom Australia caught wind of his talent, they gave him an internship…
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Relatively new to the Costa Mesa scene, Alexandra and Peter Uritis [AU & Co], are a collaborative duo creating clothing for women seeking a classic and vintage wardrobe without sacrificing today’s modern, form flattering materials. We were thrilled to hear the story behind…
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Photo Credit: Ben Sauer Ubiquity Records, originally a San Francisco-based label, has been local...
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“I’ve always been into drawing and creating things,” said Joey Stupor, a 23-year-old, local artist “However, once I got to high school, painting became my main focus.”
Stupor has always moved to the beat of his own drum—growing up obsessed with the way things work. “I used to take apart of all of my electronics as a kid,” he chuckled. “They I’d save the little pieces to make into sculptures.”
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Photo: Ben Sauer “I have been here for 23 years, and nobody has ever written about my...
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