Jonathon Miller

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Livermore, CA

Jonathon Miller is a writer and photographer in the San Francisco Bay Area. Jonathon has been both writer and photographer for The Deli SF and the now defunct Fringe Magazine covering topics ranging from band interviews and reviews of live perform... view more

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Nevada Rose - Inside the American Brothel by marc mcandrews

Over 5 years I've been photographing in Nevada's brothels. The work is being published by Umbrage Editions and I need to make 250 print ready scans
- Photography
- Brooklyn, NY
- 105% funded $15,835 pledged
- 210 backers
- Funded Oct 01, 2010
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Off the Needles: A Knitting Pinup Calendar by Steph

Want to see what happens off the needles? Help us show the world the sexy side of knitting as we produce our knitting pinup calendar.
- Photography
- Oakland, CA
- 104% funded $3,135 pledged
- 113 backers
- Funded Sep 10, 2010
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Drawing America by Bike: Portrait of the Recession by Eric Clausen

I'm riding my bicycle across the America for a year. I'm meeting people, getting stories of the recession and drawing pictures of the whole adventure.
- Illustration
- Brooklyn, NY
- 147% funded $1,475 pledged
- 94 backers
- Funded Aug 25, 2010
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Pin Ups for Troops! by Maggie Winters

I'd like to create a vintage-style pin up calendar to send free to soldiers overseas to thank them for their service and keep their spirits up!
- Photography
- Washington, DC
- 100% funded $503 pledged
- 10 backers
- Funded Sep 01, 2010
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MONDO 2000: An Open Source History by R.U. Sirius

Mondo 2000: An Open Source History will be a fantastic experiment in collaborative historical narrative. Demented, poignant, funny and surreal
- Publishing
- 159% funded $11,998 pledged
- 235 backers
- Funded Jul 04, 2010
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TRUCK FARM! a wicked delicate film and food project by Curt Ellis and Ian Cheney

Help the co-creators of King Corn finish their new documentary about an old pickup, a big city, and America's urban farming revolution. Click here.
- Short Film
- Brooklyn, NY
- 101% funded $15,241 pledged
- 182 backers
- Funded Jun 10, 2010
Help us publish the Barefoot Art Book! :) by Skye Mangrum

Want To Get Published In A Fine Art Book ...With Beautiful Barefoot Ladies? (Plus get a FREE copy sent to your front door!) Only hours left!
- Photography
Funding Unsuccessful (07/04/2010)
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The Oldest Living Things in the World by rachel sussman

I'm researching, working with biologists, and traveling all over the world to find & photograph continuously living organisms 2,000 years old or older
- Photography
- Brooklyn, NY
- 118% funded $11,893 pledged
- 205 backers
- Funded Jun 20, 2010

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Nevada Rose - Inside the American Brothel by marc mcandrews

Off the Needles: A Knitting Pinup Calendar by Steph

Drawing America by Bike: Portrait of the Recession by Eric Clausen

Pin Ups for Troops! by Maggie Winters

MONDO 2000: An Open Source History by R.U. Sirius

TRUCK FARM! a wicked delicate film and food project by Curt Ellis and Ian Cheney

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