RYAN CARDEN | official portfolio site

In the Summer of 2008 I brought back the glory days of scootering with this vintage inspired Vespa art print.

My media center Hackintosh died unexpectedly after only 1 year of use and I decided that I wanted to do something more unique for my next media center PC. 

I created this .ttf font in December of 2009 and it was inspired by Jessica’s handwriting on chalkboards used at our farmer’s market booth in Knoxville, TN.

Three of A Kind isn’t your typical bank robbery flick, but a story that brings an unlikely twist to this tried and true genre.

In June of 2007 I had the pleasure of recording the Avett Brothers at an instore appearance at local Knoxville retailer, The Disc Exchange.

It’s always a blast making shorts at Organicism Farms.  Watch a quick video recap of their year and take a look at what they’re growing for the Fall.

While the Indy MotoGP may not be the favorite event of the riders on the calander, for the American fan it provides a great experience. 

In 2011 I redesigned OrganicismFarms.com with the aim of promoting and supporting some of our new farm product ideas. 

These photos of the city that doesn’t sleep were taken on a Christmas trip in December of 2010.

A coffee table made out of a kick drum?  This table brings together rock n’ roll, your living room, and a cup of coffee like no other.

I built this bar in the Spring of 2009 to display fruits and vegetables from my farm Organicism Farms at local farmer’s markets.

This side table made from a real floor tom brings the spirit of Keith Moon into your living room.

In Fall 2011 my dad was kind enough to pass on his old Bultaco Astro 146 360cc dirt tracker that had been in storage since the late 1990s. 

Stock CB360 carbs are getting harder and harder to find. When I discovered the diaphragms of the stock carbs on my CB360T were ripped, I decided to upgrade to a set of Mikuni VM32 carburetors.

Back in 2008 I bought a 50cc Honda Supercub.  It’s a classic bike and also happens to be the most produced motorcycle ever at around 100 million unit and counting.

During a weekend off from his AMA Superbike duties, Josh Herrin (8) won SEMRA’s Supermoto class in his first attempt at round two, hosted by Middle Georgia Kart Track in Dublin, Georgia. Herrin grabbed the holeshot on his Graves Yamaha YZ450F and led the race from start to finish. Close behind Herrin was Supermoto season points leader Ben Robinson, and rounding out the podium was another Herrin, Josh’s little brother Zack.

Buzzing down Martin Mill Pike I clicked the bike into third gear and threw it into a hard right corner. Remembering this was a buddy’s borrowed bike I backed off a bit but not for long as Nathan’s “Killer Bee” Yamaha RD350 just kept begging for more. The tires stuck well, the brakes had good feel, and the suspension felt predictable. All in all it was just about everything a I could wish for in a vintage bike.

Carlo Gagliardo (10), otherwise known as “The Dominator” to SEMRA members, returned to his dominating form in round three at Baker’s Creek Karting Club. Gagliardo had a perfect weekend, winning all three classes he had entered. Victories of the day for Gagliardo included Spec Heavyweight, Thumper 150, and Supermini. In fact, Gagliardo was only really challenged once during the entire weekend, by Cam Morehead in Thumper 150 competition.