Watch it and see the discipline put into the choreography, the clothing, the craft, the everything. When you get to that shot of a brilliant purple sky, no you didn’t just die and go to heaven. It’s just that divine.

@supercw put it best

“please nobody throw a grenade in the hau terrace at the halekulani. all of oahus most creative ppl in retail, art n design will b lost.”

Drawing an impressive list of local talent (see partial list below), jeffstaple treated the crowd to an insightful conversation about what he does and how he got where he is today. Along the way we got to see glimpses of collaborations with Oakley, Nike, New Balance, and many others that Jeff described as dream partners (and given the results, we suspect the feeling was mutual)

Thanks to everyone who came out, and a very special thanks to AIGA, Halekulani/Waikiki Parc, and all of our other partners for helping make this event possible.

http://www.supercw.com/blog/
http://fluxhawaii.com/
http://contrastmagazine.com/
http://lightsleepers.net/wakeup/
http://lightsleepers.wordpress.com/
http://design-logix.com/
http://www.lairdchristianson.com/solutions.html
http://www.stephanieink.com/
http://www.formlessness.com/
http://www.freshcafehi.com/about/
http://honolulu.aiga.org/

The Interisland Terminal team sat down with winning designers, Luke Altenau and Katie Coffman, representatives from Ballet Hawaii, and advisors from the UH School of Architecture to plan out the build schedule for turning concept into reality

Luke and Katie showed their newest renderings of the kiosk in place at the Blaisdell center and the group talked about materials, logistics, costs, and unveilings.

Prototypes of some of the trickier parts of the design (in this case controlling the way fabric fits over the kiosk skeleton) are currently being machined by Ballet Hawaii’s Gordon Svec. The team is shooting to put the new Kiosk to use at this year’s production of the “The Nutcracker” in December

One thing that will definitely be at Reed Space Honolulu will be Reed Pages, Jeff Staple‘s magazine. Go here to check it out online, and get your very own print copy at the pop-up Reed Space store at the Waikiki Parc Hotel from July 29-August 8.

OR, even better, attend the Reed Space HNL preview event to get the very first crack at it. Tickets are $35 dollars, and include cocktails and pupus by Nobu and Tuaca. This event also doubles as one of Interisland Terminal’s fundraisers for the year, so if you want to show your support for what we’re doing and have a great time in the process, purchase a ticket today!