Industry California Magnets

Taken from the safety of the car in locked-down El Segundo, CA. Original photograph.

Welcome to the Golden State of California! Located on the west coast of the United States, California is known for its beautiful beaches, iconic landmarks, and diverse culture. Nature lovers will find plenty to explore in California, from the majestic redwood forests of the north to the rugged coastline of Big Sur. Or visit Yosemite National Park, home to towering waterfalls and breathtaking rock formations. For a taste of local culture, visit the Getty Center in Los Angeles, which houses a collection of over 130,000 works of art. Or take a trip to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, which boasts a collection of over 33,000 modern and contemporary works of art. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy a wide range of activities in Cali...

Industry -- often referred to as the "City of Industry" -- is a vaguely seahorse-shaped tax shelter pretending to be a city. This "city" in name only, counts a mere 204 residents. It is a strange place -- home to warehouses, Taiwanese restaurants, and a McDonald's used only for filming television commercials and the film, "Mac & Me." I explored and drew this map for my series, "California Fool's Gold," in 2010. https://ericbrightwell.com/2010/01/25/california-fools-gold-exploring-the-city-of-industry-2/

Travel style poster work for Hollywood California. Were the movies are made.......

Wind power. View of a large wind farm in California. Wind turbines are an important form of alternative power for electricity generation. They produce no emissions and have a low running cost. Modern turbines, which may vary the pitch of the blades, may adjust to varying wind speeds automatically, ensuring a more constant supply. The main drawbacks of wind power are a high initial capital cost and noise from the turbines. This area of California, San Gorgonio Pass, has about 3500 wind turbines, producing 600 million kilowatt-hours of electricity per year, enough to supply a town of 100,000 homes.

Whether you're in the biz or just want to look like someone who is, you can't go wrong with a well-worn AMPTP tee.

Silicon Valley, California scene

Graphic tee design inspired by the retro style of a defunct Los Angeles radio station, Kmet Rocks. Perfect for anyone who loves vintage radio memorabilia.

los angeles simple map

1930s label from the California based Richfield Gasoline Company ' Gasoline of the Stars '.

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