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See How She Does It. Sometimes the police take notice.
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The models need to be photographed from just the right angle.

Blending into the Manhattan Bridge.

The Gugenheim museum.

Central Park.

Sitting on a bridge with her back to the camera.

The Brooklyn Bridge.

Coney Island.

At the house of Willem de Kooning.

In front of the downtown Manhattan skyline.

Model Jessica Mellow getting ready for the photo shoot.

The painting process can take hours.

If anything shifts in the background, then the model needs to be repainted.

Posing with her model.

Getting the colors just right.

Look at the detail of the painting on her face. Incredible.

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Manhattan is a magical place but it becomes simply stunning when you can catch a glimpse of a beautiful sunset like the ones below.

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Skyhouse was created in a NYC apartment space.

Most modern apartment design focuses on minimalism, fancy art, luxurious amenities and costing more than any living space ever should. Although the price is still probably outrageous, architect David Hotson found a way to mix in some whimsy into modern design. This is Skyhouse.
What makes Skyhouse unique isn’t its location or Feng Shui (although both are impressive). It’s the slide inside that pulls it all together.

It is in a previously unoccupied penthouse.

The interior design is gorgeous.

It’s minimalistic…

But also filled with eye-popping color and art.

It’s an impressive house.

But mainly because of the slide.

Instead of taking stairs to get around this massive apartment, you take the slide.

The tunnel starts at the roof…

And it runs all the way to the ground floor.

This fun pad is located in the middle of NYC, in one of the earliest surviving skyscrapers.

Skyhouse’s design mixes fun in with modern ideas. There’s a rock wall, a swing…

The slide isn’t the only awesome part of this apartment.

Living in here would be a child’s dream.

It’s at the summit of the skyscraper.

Making this a rooftop playground.

Every day would be fun if you lived here.

The price of living in a space like this is probably obscene, so just let Skyhouse be an inspiration to you in your future building and design endeavors. “Fancy” shouldn’t mean “devoid of fun.” Even nice apartments can have a few pieces of playground equipment stuck inside… and they are still incredible. This apartment is to die for, share it with your friends!

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Here are 27 pages from my first book NYC Basic Tips and Etiquette and 10 pages that didn’t make the book.

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Pugsley is a very cute kitty from NYC.

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In March 1955, photographer Ed Feingersh followed Marilyn around the city for a week — the results were some of the most iconic photos ever taken of her.

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Lady Liberty’s first home was a Parisian neighborhood.

Construction of the skeleton and plaster surface of the left arm and hand of the Statue of Liberty

Men at work on the construction of the Statue of Liberty.

Workers hammering sheets of copper used for the exterior covering.

View of the workshop, with models of the Statue of Liberty in the background.

Workers shaping sheets of copper.

The head of the Statue of Liberty on display at the Paris World’s Fair, 1878.

Scaffolding for the assemblage of the Statue of Liberty, of which the head is shown at left.

Assemblage of the Statue of Liberty in Paris, showing the bottom half of the statue erect under scaffolding, the head and torch at its feet.

View of the external area of the workshop in Paris, showing construction materials, the head of the Statue of Liberty, and a group of men gathered in front of the left foot of the statue.

Assemblage of the Statue of Liberty in Paris.

The Statue of Liberty completely built in the courtyard of Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi’s studio in Paris.

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Bedford & Grove [NE Corner] (1936 & 2012)

St. Marks & 3rd Ave [NE Corner] (1980 & 2012)

17th & Irving Place [SW Corner] (1909 & 2012)

Pearl & Broad [SW Corner] (1915 & 2012)

1st & Bowery [SE Corner] (1942 & 2012)

Spring & Varick [NE Corner] (1935 & 2012)

Prince & Mulberry [NW Corner] (1935 & 2012)

Bleecker & Christopher [NW Corner] (1963 & 2012)

Beach & Varick [SE Corner] (1935 & 2012)

26th & 5th Ave [SW Corner] (1908 & 2012)

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