5 Boroughs Team

West Elm + Etsy + 5 Boroughs Team = A fun night!

2011-12-06T09:22:00.000-08:00

Everyone got to make an ornament or two for themselves and YMCA!

West Elm and Etsy joined together on Dec 1 to launch a national party at the West Elm locations. West Elm selected Etsy sellers and put them at their locations around US to sell for one evening, and Etsy folks hosted a handmade craft night on handmade paper ornaments. In New York, 5 Boroughs Team was there to help at the craft night table. And it was packed! Many good friends of Etsy came to play with us and we had a blast making ornaments to hang on this beautiful tree, which will go to YMCA on 63rd Street, Manhattan.

~ Reported by Debbie of Bunnies Can Dream / Harlequin&Lionhead


Our very own MyCinta	At the ornament table


Amazing how some colored stamps of circle and triangular shapes can become in the hands of creative people at the table!	Lori of LL Editions with our captain Patricia


Our team leader, Milly of CutiePieCompany	Our captain Patricia of WellWornPassport

And we are very excited to find our teammate, Aki of Oktak chosen by West Elm to hold a table for her shop at their retail store. She is also a featured seller on Etsy.

Click here to read more about her!

Aki (Right) and her photographer friend

Aki's beautiful creation of coin purses, clutches and pocket mirrors

Her little Christmas tree ornaments are made of felt

Well, my little handmade paper ornament may not be as colorful...but it is also made with loads of love.

I wish you all a very happy holiday and a fantastic time with your family this season!

Meet Us in Manhattan!

2011-12-06T06:48:00.001-08:00

Come by and visit Debbie Liu of Harlequin & Lionhead Jewelry and Jessica Boehman Hans-My-Hedgehog Illustrations this Saturday at the Columbus Avenue Pop-up Market! Load up on stocking stuffers, gorgeous jewelry items, Christmas cards, archival art prints, and darling stuffed ornaments for everyone on your list!

Holiday Gift Guide #5 - Gifts for yourself!

2011-12-02T08:18:00.000-08:00

'Pretty Stuff You Want!' by MadameKoiteh

Great things you can get for yourself from the 5 Boroughs Team :)

Chandelier Earrings - Golden... tyramadejewelr... $25.00	Lower East Side crochet hand... esoneofone $55.00
Christmas home decoration. C... PrettyPlush $48.00	Sweet Citrus Gift Set LoveNatureNYC $28.00
Blue Bird 8x10 print AnnieSklaver $20.00	MOTHRA Earrings - Small dwarfstardesig... $24.99
Amusement park diaries 12 x ... Cateyefotos $60.00	hand painted christmas wrapp... oscarandollie $8.00
Set of 3 Cherry Blossom Pape... SweetSpotCardS... $14.95	Amethyst Fish Crystal iPhone... USAITLLC $420.00
Child's scandinavian sof... Janefoster $19.00	Cosy spot 18 inch handmade c... CoupleHome $18.50
Red Spotted Owl 5x7 Print BlackCottageHa... $12.00	4 Row Light Beige Chiffon 3D... Lacebeauty $5.99
2-Way Rose Earrings - Gold P... harlequinlionh... $75.00

Treasury tool by Red Row Studio.

Of course, we cannot forget about pampering ourselves!

Reminder! 5BTeam X Etsy X West Elm

2011-12-01T12:11:00.000-08:00

Hey folks, the event is tonight! Don't forget to head over to West Elm on Broadway and come shop, eat, drink, and craft with us!

Click here for store location

Holiday Gift Guide #4 - Gifts for my mama

2011-12-01T08:14:00.000-08:00

A good mix of gifts for mama's of different age!

'for my mama' by raganella

my mama likes purple, teddy bears & funky stuff

Handmade Textil Necklace - W... narcizoNYC $50.00	Teddy Bear Christmas ornamen... MakeCreateNYC $4.50
Painting Purple Haze Mandala... MullaneInk $50.00	Teddy Bear Earrings Vectorcloud $22.00
Purple Suede Spats with Pink... jdotdesigns $109.00	50% off SECOND - Ceramic cyl... reshapestudio $40.00
Purple Fringe Scarf, Infinit... ForgottenCotto... $20.00	little mermaid apron - adult... jordandene $50.00
Owl Hamsa Peace Love Joy Wal... LeaJoelleHandm... $15.00	Vintage 80s Flecked Purple C... twigandspokevi... $20.00
2 Owls Are Better Than 1 Gra... dahliasoleil $30.00	FOLKLORE - Amethyst Gemstone... endlessbounty $15.00
Amethyst Chips Cluster Earri... AzizaJewelry $28.00	Brown Bear Portrait in Paste... millersye $18.00
mom. cross stitch ornament JulieEllen $15.00	Hummingbird art print - 5x7 BellaAndBunny $18.00

Treasury tool by Red Row Studio.

Holiday Gift Guide #3 - Gifts for a friend

2011-11-30T20:12:00.000-08:00

Another great selection from our member for your friends!

'For a Friend' by MullaneInk

I can't quite put my finger on it- but all of these items remind me of one of my best friends. The type of friend who is always there for you when you need her- either to laugh, cry, or when there are no words, a good glass of wine!

headband by icecreamcandy-am... IceCreamCandy $48.00	Silver and Iolite Teardrop N... lilyladyblue $39.00
BUY 2 GET 1 FREE - Ocean of ... AeropagitaPrin... $39.00	Peacock Feather Ankle Cuffs ... jdotdesigns $59.00
Knitted Tank Top mnavoy $50.00	Super Chunky Knit Pouf in He... danasjoy $150.00
Paper Christmas Ornament, Or... ForgottenCotto... $25.00	Lucky Four Leaf Clover Pearl... BlissStreetJew... $8.00
Lace - The "Bella"... tyramadejewelr... $35.00	Bluebird 01 PRINT, 8x8 - a... TheDelicateUti... $22.00
Bienvenidos/Bienvenue - Lino... JGoldsmithGall... $24.00	Tardis apron - adult small -... jordandene $55.00
Quadropus (Mason Jar Critter... kudulah $12.00	geometric shrink plastic ear... LinesNShapesJe... $15.00
Elisabetta - refashioned vin... ariabyalison $150.00	Light Teal Love Pillow HoneyPieDesign $40.00

Treasury tool by Red Row Studio.

Holiday Gift Guide #2 - Gifts for the dreamer

2011-11-30T08:09:00.000-08:00

A continuation of our holiday gift guide, handpicked by our members.

'gifts for the dreamer' by MarbleandMilkweed

Crochet Necklace Irish Croch... Nothingbutstri... $60.00	Love Ring - Sterling Silver PorterGulch $54.00
Lined Journal, Sapphire Blue... TheDelicateUti... $12.75	Drawing Pastels Spring- Whit... MullaneInk $60.00
Lion's mane cowl wovenbythebake... $120.00	soft snowflakes, set of 5 bl... cutiepiecompan... $12.00
Vintage Kimono Inspired Nigh... dylanminnow $18.00	handpainted beach pebble // ... theblackbirdsi... $18.00
The "Jackie" Neckl... tyramadejewelr... $25.00	Belle apron - adult sm/md/lg... jordandene $50.00
PERFUME BOTTLE - Original Cz... etcCreativeNes... $5.90	original poetic fabric zine ... studiogypsy $15.00
Whirls Collection - No. 1 Ri... harlequinlionh... $100.00	Slippers WHITE GOLD ing00te $85.00
Triumphant Trio // 3 Medium ... PetitBeast $23.00	The Lunar Amulet for Ceremon... ForStrangeWome... $200.00

Treasury tool by Red Row Studio.

Holiday Gift Guide #1 - Gifts for the Metro Man

2011-11-29T20:06:00.000-08:00

Leading to the great holiday event of West Elm and Etsy and 5 Boroughs Team, you will find some interesting treasury that our team member pulled up as gift ideas for this holiday season for your loved ones.

Today is for your "Metro Man" ;) Enjoy!

'Gifts for the Metro man' by TheDelicateUtility

optical illusion scarf wovenbythebake... $120.00	Exotic Tamboti wood flash dr... TheCrimsonTent... $33.49
The Button Polaroid Camera TheCornerStore... $24.00	Bag made from vintage Norweg... RueDePapier $160.00
Little Italy Crowd 8x10 with... brianwt108 $29.99	Simple Lip Balm MarbleandMilkw... $5.00
Terminal. - Original Silkscr... JGoldsmithGall... $39.00	Eco-Retro Desk Clock Vectorcloud $58.00
For Him- 4 Soap Gift Set LoveNatureNYC $25.00	Free Shipping - Mens Flat Ca... moaningminnie $39.50
Brown Embossed Leather Journ... Nicopapergoods $35.00	Tardis apron for men - handm... jordandene $55.00
Men's Leather Wallet, Ha... TheLeatherTH $32.00	Hand-knitted dark/light brow... rokeliux $36.00
KNITTING PATTERN for "P... AddiesmaDesign... $3.25

Treasury tool by Red Row Studio.

West Elm X Etsy event in Manhattan!

2011-11-29T07:58:00.000-08:00

For the folks who love handmade products and West Elm aesthetics, and who has an artist in you somewhere, come have a great time at the West Elm Manhattan flagship store and enjoy a fabulous evening with selected Etsy sellers and learn how to make a lovely christmas ornament with none but the 5 Boroughs Team!

Date: Dec 1, 2011 (Thu)

Time: 6-9pm

Where: West Elm at 1870 Broadway (62nd Street And Broadway)

Handmade christmas ornament designed by Etsy

Patricia our team leader (also of WellWornPassport on Etsy), myself (Deb from Bunnies Can Dream and Harlequin&Lionhead), Lori (LLEditions) and Melanie (MyCinta, also featured in the interview below) will be at the table. Come say hi to us, craft together and have some great food, drinks and shopping with everyone!

Oh, by the way, participating shops on our team are throwing an EXCLUSIVE West Elm event promotion. You get 15% off any item in our shops. But you can only find the coupon code on the flyer at the event. So come grab one ;)

Meet Melanie Yasmin from MyCinta Lucite Jewelry

2011-11-17T11:56:00.000-08:00

This month's featured member is Melanie Yasmin. She is the heart and the hands behind the funky playful lucite jewelry brand, MyCinta on Etsy. Her jewelry is recently chosen for the BET Awards. I love chatting with Melanie and there are just surprises after surprises behind this super adorable designer.
- an interview by Debbie Liu of Bunnies Can Dream and Harlequin&Lionhead

D: Your shop is called "MyCinta". What does it mean?

M: "MY" is from Melanie Yasmin and "Cinta" in my language means love. It represent my love for arts and fashion that inspired me to create things I love.

D: Wow! That's a beautiful name. Where do you come from?

M: I am originally from Indonesia. I have been living in New York City for over 10 years and I am inspired by this great city, the young people and their bold styles.

D: Is that why you started your shop?

M: I love to design and create things, whether it's jewelry, accessories, or clothing. I always enjoy making something really cool for other people.

I started experimenting with plexiglass and came up with an idea (which I think it's very cool) to cutout different words and make jewelry out of it. Then, I started making “LOVE” cuffs and the regular wide cuff to give as a gift for friends and family, and one day, one of my friend told me about Etsy and convinced me to start a shop there.

D: And I see that you have taken the "LOVE" cuff to a "LOVE" double-finger ring! (see the image at the beginning) It is one of my favorite! What is your favorite item in the shop?

M: The Personal ID name cuff!

It was started as a request from a customer at one of the Craft Market in New York, and after I made one, the customer was extremely happy with the cuff and she wore it right away because it is a cool statement jewelry and no one has it.

That is why the Personal ID name cuff is my favorite one because it's very special and one of a kind.

D: It is indeed. I know you are only working on your shop part time. How do you juggle it with your day job?

M: I design lingerie and do all the technical development for an intimate apparel company in New York. Fashion industry in New York is a very fast paced and competitive industry, so a lot of time, I have to stay and work late in the office.

To create my jewelry takes time and a lot of patients, since I hand cut the lucite (you cannot rush this, because this material can melt easily on heat and the blade will get stuck together with the material) and there's a lot of filing and sanding to make all the surface smooth before polishing them.

Therefore, I usually do a little bit of the work at night after I get back from work, and do most of them on the weekend.

D: That is insane! Most people selling lucite accessories use laser cut technology. And you HANDMADE every single piece like a metalsmith! No wonder they are so cool!

Sweet and Sour - "Love" ring and "Bitch" ring by MyCinta. Note the little heart and diamond in the "Love" ring ;)

D: ...Wait, did I hear lingerie designer???

M: Yes :D Previously, I was into evening wear and corsets. I even designed and made my own wedding gown!!

D: Excuse my gapping mouth...This is stunning! I would think you would have wanted to open a clothing shop. Why didn't you?

M: It is no secret that I love designing and making things, but the secret is I was all over the place before I started MyCinta. I thought I was going to be a bridal designer.

Then I moved on to making hats, which I have made several hats for myself because I love hats and I made a hat for a designer that was doing a magazine photoshoot.

After that, I was into a dog fashion craze and made a few collections (some of them was on the Bark is the new Black fashion show and 1 dress was donated and featured in Sao Paolo, Brazil dog fashion week).

But because, my landlord didn't allow me to have a dog, I got discouraged to continue, because I want to have a dog to rock the outfits I made.

And finally, I focused on designing and creating lucite jewelry and fashion accessories with the brand MyCinta.

D: Haha what a journey! So where are you heading next? ;)

M: I have been experimenting with abstract shapes using a thinner material and wrinkle/crush the material to make another statement jewelry. So far it's still in the trial and error process, because I still need to figure out how much material I need to create the look I want.

By the way, MyCinta is officially One Year woot woot!!! To celebrate this, I will ship all U.S. Orders for FREE with the coupon MYFREESHIP.

D: Congratulations! Folks, head over to MyCinta and go crazy with your x'mas shopping! I just bought this lovely bow necklace from Melanie. Isn't it cute?

Be creative with your space

2011-10-03T14:09:00.000-07:00

Posted by Bunnies Can Dream / Harlequin&Lionhead

Earlier this week I was browsing around Anthropologie for some display idea for my coming craft show in Chelsea and took a couple snapshots of the beautiful display at their Union Square NYC shop. Anthropologie is my go-to place if I have a bad day or if I need some inspiration.

You will probably find my Bunnies Can Dream jewelry very much perfect to go with a lot of their clothes. You may even recognize some of their tops in my product shots in my Etsy shop. Or you may notice that in my Harlequin&Lionhead shop, all the gold plated items are shot on a ceramic textured background, that is actually a vase I bought from Anthropologie which looks like wood.

I can always find great jewelry display items from their shop. And the rabbit mascot I have at my craft booth actually came from them. So there you go. One of my inspirations is Anthropologie ;)

The thing I love most about them is not only the beautiful merchandizes, but their creative team is amazing in using some of the pieces that you would not have imagined to dress up and turn them into something interesting for their store display. Like the book-steps above, or these hangers below.

Next time when you come back from the dry cleaners, don't throw out the hangers. Add some pretty paper and dress them up for your storage. Or add a sheet of poly-cotton filling behind a piece of fabric, and glue/sew them onto the hanger and you have a lovely lingerie hanger for free!

Be creative and stay happy!

Lincoln Center by well worn passport

2011-09-26T15:16:00.001-07:00

vintage ribbons at the Tinsel Trading Company

2011-09-22T11:51:00.000-07:00

Interview with Deb of Bunnies Can Dream and Harlequin & Lionhead

2011-09-12T08:51:00.000-07:00

This week's featured member interview is with Debbie Liu, owner of two of the 5 Boroughs Team's jewelry shops. Deb comes to NYC via the lovely city of Hong Kong and is also the creative genius and force of nature behind this lovely blog. :)
Interview by Jessica of Hans-My-Hedgehog.

J: Deb, how is it that you've come to have two shops?

D: I have 2 shops, both are jewelry but are quite different.

Bunnies Can Dream features everyday jewelry that combines colors and textures through metal findings, gemstones, glass, ribbons and macrame techniques. With this collection, I want to create versatile jewelry that would brighten up your wardrobe, inspire imagination, and put a smile on your face in everyday mundane life.

Harlequin&Lionhead features fashion jewelry made with precious metal or are 24K gold plated. The driving spirit behind this line is to capture the transient beauty of our everyday life in metal. The process involves wax and metal sculpting and various metalsmithing processes at a New York studio to bring my designs to life.

J: Wow, that's amazing that you have the energy and skills for two totally different collections of jewelry. I see that both shop names have to do with rabbits. Can you tell us more about this point of inspiration?

D: The names of the shops are inspired by my 2 rabbit friends, Toffee and Charcoal. Toffee was a Harlequin breed, he passed away 2 years ago at a prime age of 8. Charcoal is now an elderly of 10 and he is probably the most handsome Lionhead in the world.

Charcoal

Toffee

J: What gave you the inspiration to start your shop?

D: I started making things because I was quite upset at work and I needed a channel to vent my creativity and to take my mind off things.

I was inspired by the color and texture of amazing gemstones and lampwork glass beads I discovered in findings stores near my work place after we moved our office in 2008. I want to make jewelry that would remind the wearer of the sky, sunshine, ocean, forest, delicious desserts...anything that takes you to a happy place. That's how I started "Bunnies Can Dream". My first couple pieces are the "Blueberry Fields Bracelet" and a now-sold-out piece called "Bracelet of a Mermaid." They were conceived when I was stuck indoors ;)

Blueberry Fields Bracelet

I think if I have a stress-free life I probably would not have started making things. People say creativity flourishes in distress. It is certainly the case with me, so I guess in a way, my slave life at the agency was an inspiration!

J: After working at an ad agency, how did you learn to cast metals? Those two pursuits don't go together!

D: Later in 2010, after I resigned from my day job, I went to a jewelry school for silversmithing. I fell in love with wax carving and casting, which allows me to bring my imagination to life through metal. And I started "Harlequin&Lionhead" with the first collection that features clusters of small roses in different forms.

Adjustable 24 gold plated rose ring

J: Do you regret quitting your day job?

D: Not at all. Although I am not as productive as I was working and I still can't really make a living out of my shops, I have more time to learn and craft. I am also able to gain an invaluable experience of selling at handmade markets. Interacting with retail customers and learning from fellow crafters really opened my eyes. I have made some very good friends and it is almost strange to have strangers who are willing to help just out of their own good will, especially after all these years in the corporate world and living in HK/NY where no one bothers to ask their neighbor's names! I know I am a lucky girl. This period is probably the happiest days in my adult life.

When you realize that you don't need chocolate to keep you sane at work, you know it is the right job for you.

J: Haha, that's true! Although I think chocolate helps the creative juices to flow as well! Where do you work now?

D: For Bunnies Can Dream, I make everything on my couch or next to Charcoal on the floor in the house. It is quite crazy...I have a mini tea tray that I bought from Michael's, and inside is a piece of thin foam that catches beads and findings. I usually craft with Bravo shows on TV. But since Project Runaway has been moved to Lifetime, I have that on the list with The Golden Girls, hahahah!

With Harlequin&Lionhead, I make some of the wax models at home on my little Ikea 16" wide folding table. The rest of the work is mostly done out of a studio in Manhattan and 3rd Ward in Brooklyn.

I took all the pictures in my shop by myself on top of my bedroom dresser top, and under the sky roof. All you really need is good light, a camera with a LED display, a mirror and a long arm!

I know, my setup is pretty pathetic. But you work with what you got!

J: Someday you will have a beautiful, spacious studio. I work on my couch as well! Haha. What is your next project?

D: For Bunnies Can Dream, I am recently obsessed with macrame hoops. I am almost growing out of it (I hope!)

Macrame Hoops Bib Necklace in Plum

For Harlequin&Lionhead, I am working on a few things but I am most excited with a new metallic feather series inspired by Alexander McQueen. I hope I can launch it in time for X'mas.
I am also working on a collaborative project with HansMyHedgehog. But that is a top secret...Your readers will have to come to my blog to find out more later.


Alexander McQueen's Black Feather Dress

J: I think I know a little about it :), but everyone else will be surprised! Thanks for the interview, Deb!

Meet Jessica from HansMyHedgehog

2011-09-06T16:28:00.000-07:00

Jessica Boehman is the artist who created the top banner of our blog. Her specialty is actually pencil illustration and she has a lovely shop called HansMyHedgehog on Etsy. Behind her art history professor exterior is a sweet person of proactivity, creativity and romance.
- an interview by Debbie Liu of Bunnies Can Dream and Harlequin&Lionhead.

D: Your shop is called "Hans-My-Hedgehog: A Whimsical Menagerie". What inspired you to create the shop and why this name?

J: The shop started when I got inspiration for a theme of animals, in particular, animals doing whimsical things, after I drew an illustration of the Grimm's Fairy Tale of Hans-My-Hedgehog. He's an animal playing music. I knew I wanted to expand upon that line of thought, and so far, it is just giving me more ideas than I have time to draw.

The fairy tale has been my favorite since I was a kid. The drawing was a detailed pencil illustration with a stark white background, so that's been my point of inspiration for new drawings. I wanted everything to look stylistically similar.

Musical Animal Series, inspired by the musical clock at Central Park NYC

Having just moved to NYC, and working three jobs, I felt like I was losing a part of myself. Drawing always made me feel better.

After meeting a few Etsy sellers and having a few friends who had started a shop, I knew that setting a goal of opening a shop would motivate me to draw, draw, draw! And it did. Moreover, I had started making designs that were being made into invitations and cards by a paper shop in Wooster, Ohio, where I taught as a professor for a semester. They really gave me a creative push.

D: Working 3 jobs? How do you juggle your time?!

J: By day I am a college professor. I teach art history (right now at the College of Staten Island and NYU). I have a few days a week where I do not teach, so I use those days to catch up on course prep, grading, and when that's complete, my treat is working on my shop. I also have a long commute, so I take advantage of the smooth ride on the Staten Island Ferry to add an extra hour of drawing time into my workday.

D: I've never know a professor personally...You must be like a living wikipedia! I can't seem to link the dreamy HansMyHedgehog fairyland with your professional image?

J: When I work in my shop, I feel like a masked menace...like it's an alter ego to my day job-art historian self. It's kind of fun and strangely, feels a bit illicit.

D: So Dr. Boehman, is there going to be a day your various selves will merge?

J: I was actually a Fulbright scholar in Rome, Italy as I worked on my Ph.D. I was lucky enough to have the foundation foot the bill for a year of archival research in Rome. It was a formative year in my life and I'm still looking for the perfect idea to commemorate my year in the Eternal City...

D: Hm just maybe, we can only hope...I heard you travel quite a bit in your childhood?

J: My dad was in the military, so we were lucky to move around a lot. Next to the Hans My Hedgehog illustration, my favorite piece (in the shop) is the illustration of the Bremen Town Musicians. It was inspired by the three years I spent near that town in Germany when I was a kid.

They fit perfectly into my shop theme while being very personal, as well. The dog in the illustration is my old dog Merlin, who passed away a few years ago. You can tell by looking at his crooked tail. Merlin's tail broke as a puppy and healed crookedly. That's my way of remembering him.

D: Oh he was a handsome one...Looking forward, what is your next project?

J: Right now, I'm working on holiday designs like a madwoman trying to get them done in time for my Fall show in NYC.

I just finished another Halloween design today, but now I'll be working on Christmas: finishing my four illustrations with borders for the 12 Days of Christmas and making one card for all of the knitters out there: a lamb/wool themed card. It's going to be adorable.

2011-07-21T19:01:00.000-07:00

It's a hot one out there! How are you staying cool?

market in Chinatown

2011-07-20T15:54:00.001-07:00

market in Chinatown, a photo by Marble & Milkweed on Flickr.

Shop window at Russ & Daughters

2011-07-13T10:35:00.001-07:00

shop window at Russ & Daughters, a photo by Marble & Milkweed on Flickr.

PS 180, Harlem

2011-07-13T10:32:00.001-07:00

PS 180, Harlem, a photo by LuluKnits on Flickr.

New York

2011-07-13T10:26:00.000-07:00

"Not only is New York the nation's melting pot, it is also the casserole, the chafing dish and the charcoal grill."

- Mayor John V. Lindsay

A post by MarbleandMilkweed

A Bed-Stuy Icon: ODB's welfare card

2011-06-22T20:19:00.001-07:00

a Bed-Stuy Icon: ODB's welfare card!, a photo by danasjoy on Flickr.

Danasjoy snapped this shot in Bed-Stuy.

Spiderman Movie Trailer

2011-06-22T20:07:00.001-07:00

Spiderman Movie Trailer, a photo by LLeditions on Flickr.

Nothing wrong with that!

Thanks for sharing LLeditions!

Old + New

2011-06-20T21:17:00.000-07:00

You've seen this before -- but it never gets old! People photographing old pictures in the present.

http://dearphotograph.com/

More neighborhood inspiration from wellwornpassport

2011-06-20T06:56:00.000-07:00

Things that Inspire Us, part 1, continued...

2011-06-18T09:13:00.000-07:00

The Delacorte Clock, Central Park East at the Children's Zoo

Photo by Jessica of Hans-My-Hedgehog