Showing posts with label jordan epp photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jordan epp photography. Show all posts

Thursday, September 27, 2012

Bye-bye baby



Once again Mr. Jordan Epp has done the impossible.  He has succeeded in making a goon like me look half cool.  We decided to have a little fun with the pan-shovel before i pass along it to the next owner.  enjoy.

For any Video or photo needs, hit up the ever talented Jordan Epp at jordanepp@me.com or follow his adventures at The Antiquated Mule

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Saskatoon does dICE once again



Dice issue 46 is out now and features (among others) my brotha and Saskatoon native , Mr. Cory Tremeer's bitchin garage built CB750 with photos by none other then Saskatoon's finest camera clicker Mr. Jordan Epp.  Amazing paint work by Cole Jabush and Dekay.  Get yourself a copy here or hit me up,  ill be getting a few copies in of this issue.

Monday, June 18, 2012

Arlington fog

While out for a putt with my homies Jordan and Cole the other day, Jordo spotted this sweet photo opp in the foggy park right at dusk. Dudes got the eye. Jordan Epp Photography. Www.jordanepp.com

Monday, May 21, 2012

Sink or Swim




This is Jordan Epp and this is his motorcycle, Sink or swim.  First i'll tell you a little about Jordan, then i'll move on to the bike.  Jordan and I met a few years ago through the local motorcycle chopping world, i believe it was at some local gay motorcycle convention thing.  We both had beards and a blog and naturally we became bros.      That last sentence could turn into a pretty funny chopper dude shirt.  nevermind, chopper skater dude humour.  anyways.  i think we click so good together because we both live in the same world.  Blue collar workers, wife and a couple kids at home.  Trying to feed the family, pay the mortgage and play with motorcycles at the same time.  Jordan literally builds bikes in a 10x12 shed in his back yard.  He has great vision, oodles of style and a work ethic that is something to be proud of.  He is the epitomy of the back yard builder.  Late nights after work, crushing beers and spraying sparks, he's in heaven in that shed.  I knew when he called me up and told me he found a basket shovel that it would turn into something great.  Sink or swim is a slapshot into the mesh.  Built on a budget, yet no details were half-assed, this is a motorcycle to be proud of.  Whenever i need advice on something bike related, Jordo is the first guy i call and he always straightens my frazzled mind out.  A true believer of "stick to your first instinct"   he envisioned what he wanted with this bike and I am proud to have been able to help make it a reality.  Way to go brother, i'm proud of you and am excited to put on many miles beside you on this fine steed.

Check out his blog  Antiquated Mule

If you see any really nice photos of my bikes on this blog, most likely they were taken by Jordan.  His photography is nothing but professional.  check out his work, or better yet, pay him to shoot your bike!
Jordan Epp Photography

foto opp




I rolled up to Jordan snapping a few pics of Cory's Honda the other day and managed to sneak in front of the camera lense.  I was happy to get a few shots of the pan-shovel with the temporary tin set on it.  Should hopefully be getting my old tins with new paint back soon.  I gotta admit the crazy Csik painted sporty tank and old paint wassell fender look pretty sharp on this bike.  Thanks for the shots Jordo.

Jordan Epp Photography

Thursday, October 13, 2011

Dice outtakes









Heres some of my favorites from the shoot with Jordan that didn't make the cut.

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Dice Magazine Issue 40



Well i FINALLY got a copy of number 40 and all I can say is WoW. Now besides the fact that my bike is featured in it (!) I think it is one of the best issues to date. Featuring a ton of amazing bikes and photography, Cast iron mag. Sampler and bitchin mosaic cover art by Scotty Rockland. You will not be dissapointed. I wanna thank Dean and Matt, Kings of the Dice empire, for letting me show my dirty ol chopper in their rag alongside so much amazing art and skill.

I also wanna give a HUGE thanks to Mr. Jordan Epp for taking the beautiful photos of my pan/shovel. He is an extremely talented photographer and a good friend and i encourage anyone looking for some snapshots to check him out. www.jordanepp.com. He is also a refined juggler by trade and can fill that entertainment void at your next office party or bar mitzvah. Check him out!

I have a pile of copies arriving any day so if you want to reserve a copy just send me an email and i`ll put your name on one. brianwjessop@gmail.com

Saturday, October 1, 2011

HBK306

HamBone Kustoms from J.Epp (I_am_10_ninjas) on Vimeo.


My brothers! Lee over at Hambone Kustoms via Jordan Epp photography. Killin it!!!