citylikeyou — New York / John Christian Rose

John Christian Rose is an artist and designer originally from Austin, TX now living in New York. Previously, he’s worked at B.A.D. Studio, SSHH, and Pacific Books. Currently, he’s a design intern at Gander.

http://jcr.nyc

Artist Designer Musician

Current city: New York

Other cities: Austin

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New York / Beauty Salon

A great hair salon for queer folk. Hair should be fun, free, and expressive and Vacancy Project offers a safe space for people to act on that.

New York / Other

I'm contractually obligated to say that this is my favorite place in the city, but I also believe that. It's a studio space during weekdays, a teaching space during weeknights, and a shop / bookstore / gallery / event space during weekends. You must go - straight up.

New York / Shop

The most beautiful antique rugs, blankets, and textiles. It's pricey but for what you get, this spot is a hidden gem for interior designers, decorators, and home-owners in New York.

New York / Bar

Mood Ring is a place unlike any other. Great atmosphere, great drinks, great music - a great time is a guarantee. It's a must-visit in the Bushwick nightlife scene.

New York / Shop

Hands-down the best menswear boutique in Manhattan. With names like Evan Kinori, Paa, and Norse Projects, C'H'C'M' is the go-to for the latest in men's fashion.

New York / Artist

Kate is a Brooklyn-based artist.

New York / Photographer

Graphic Designer and Photographer based in New York City.

New York / Chef

Chef in Brooklyn

New York / Film Director

To me the most interesting and inspiring thing aspect of new york is how your perspective is created by the level you exist at, physically, and psychically. most of my inspiration comes to me while traveling on my way to my destinations, New York is an amazing town for that. You can walk, take the train, be underground/overground, cross rivers, see skylines, all on your way to work. Here's a few things I see on my way to my travels around town.

New York / Illustrator

Amber Vittoria is an illustrator focusing on femininity and the female form, leveraging physical traits such as body hair, overtly extended limbs, and rounded features. Her work has been recognized by Print Magazine‘s 2017 New Visual Artists – 15 Under 30, It’s Nice That, Computer Arts, HuffPost, Teen Vogue, Man Repeller, and 20×200.

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