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CRISIS MAGAZINE: Number One is a 108-page publication adapted from Tate Canyon’s earlier book 1988CAL: Year One (250 pages). The issue showcases the foundation of Tate’s brand 1988 California through a curated mix of photography, videos, interviews, stories, and cultural commentary. It condenses and reimagines the original longer work into an accessible magazine format while retaining its creative essence.

Tate Canyon (@t8canyon) served as videographer, photographer, content editor, and social media strategist for artists under Guin Records...

In 2022, I co-organized and hosted a 4/20 lifestyle and vendor event at Hyperion Public (2538 Hyperion Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90027) in...

Creator: Tate Canyon Description: CRISIS MAGAZINE: Number Two is a 120-page publication continuing the documentation of Tate Canyon’s...

In 2022, I co-organized and hosted a Super Smash Bros. tournament at Hyperion Public (2538 Hyperion Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90027) as part...

In 2022, I curated and hosted A Night in Euphoria , at Hyperion Public (2538 Hyperion Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90027)  a themed watch party...

In the summer of 2021, Tate Canyon (@t8canyon) documented The Durag Affair , an event conceptualized by Brick, the producer behind Travis...

Building on the success of the CMIYGL Listening Party , I organized and hosted Crisis Y2K , a Y2K/Early 2000s-themed ticketed event in...

The Archive Book is a 308-page photography book featuring over 500+ 35mm film photographs shot by Tate Canyon between 2016 and the end of 2019. The collection documents a formative era, beginning when Tate first picked up film photography in 2016 and concluding on New Year’s Eve 2019. The book serves as a visual time capsule of creative growth, personal storytelling, and raw documentation through analog photography.

In the summer of 2020, Tate Canyon (@t8canyon) handled full creative production for Christopher Normann’s debut single and music video...

Tate Canyon (@t8canyon) led all creative and digital operations for the clothing brand TÏXXO under Ready Go Ventures and JcCaylen. From 2020 to 2021, I managed social media strategy, videography, photography, product design, merchandise production, branding, and visuals, producing all content and strategy independently. I handled full creative execution, including recording, styling, location scouting, casting, video editing, Photoshop, web design, and clothing design, ensur

One of the most meaningful milestones in my early creative career was being interviewed on Good Times Magazine to promote my first-ever fashion show, held in Sacramento. The segment, which aired on local news and is still available online, captured a moment when my work was transitioning from digital content into real-world fashion, community events, and physical brand-building. At the time, I was building my line piece by piece, creating garments by hand, and figuring out h

In 2019, I successfully organized and produced the Good Times Magazine Fashion Show , a high-profile event designed to showcase the...

A 128-page independent magazine created in early 2018, born out of experimenting with 35mm film photography and Instagram edits. What began as a spontaneous project over one weekend turned into a year-long series of issues. This compilation highlights the best of the Good Times era—featuring interviews, photography, clothing collections, stories, and creative shenanigans.

After our 5-foot edible gingerbread house went viral and drew the attention of Good Day Sacramento, most people assumed that was the peak of our holiday builds. But one year later, my team and I returned with something far more ambitious, far more chaotic, and far more unforgettable: a 17-foot tall, 100% edible gingerbread house — one of the largest ever constructed in a private home. The project became a centerpiece of our YouTube holiday special and quickly turned into a l

Tate Canyon (@t8canyon) documented the Lovett Family’s construction of the world record–setting indoor gingerbread house , baked entirely...