Every stamp
has a story.

Cabo gave us exactly what Tackle & Liquor is built around: warm nights, salt air, loud stories, and three friends walking toward whatever comes next.

The yellow passport stamp marks the place that inspired the artwork. From now on, every real destination earns its own stamp—and its own page in this journal.

The El Salvador chapter follows the coast through La Libertad: fishing boats, black-sand beaches, roadside stops, and the moments that never make the itinerary.

This spread will hold the trip video, original photographs, the route, and every design that began somewhere along that shoreline.

Catalina is a chapter of open water, harbor lights, boats at anchor, and the freedom that arrives after the shoreline disappears behind you.

The finished spread will connect the island film, route notes, sailing imagery, and products born from that crossing.

The American Garage chapter belongs to the black 1958 Chrysler, neon reflected in chrome, desert highways, and the work that happens long before the keys turn.

Restoration photographs, roadside stops, sketches, and the designs they inspired will live here like receipts tucked into a well-used road atlas.