At age 71, martial artist and Marine George Breed retired from a career in psychology and began walking the paths, streets, and back alleys of Flagstaff. His photo blog, “Walking Flagstaff,” became well known and blossomed into a popular Facebook page. Eventually, George decided it was time to collect some of those photos into a book. We’re honored that George chose to work with Soulstice to make a beautiful, durable book that celebrates his artistic vision and the unique town in which he lives.
George Breed’s Photo Prints
Soulstice Publishing is pleased to make selected images from George’s book available to the public as signed prints. These are collector-worthy giclée prints produced by the experts at Muzeo in Scottsdale. Printed at 5.5 inches by 7 inches on 8×10 paper, each is signed by George Breed. Only a limited number are available.
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George Breed Print “Piano Player”$18.25 -
George Breed Print “Old Truck in Snow”$18.25 -
George Breed Print “Mission Mural”$18.25 -
George Breed Print “Frances Short Pond Beneath a Blue Sky”$18.25 -
George Breed Print “Chip Thomas’s Power Mural”$18.25 -
George Breed Print “Macy’s Coffeehouse Sign”$18.25 -
George Breed Print “Grand Canyon Cafe”$18.25 -
George Breed Print “Jake’s Shed”$18.25 -
George Breed Print “Rio de Flag Bridge”$18.25
The Project Team
George started working with about 35,000 images in March of 2020. He enlisted the support of Jake Bacon (chief photographer at the Arizona Daily Sun newspaper) to curate that collection down to a 350-image group from which final selections were made. Here at Soulstice, Julie Hammonds managed the project. Flagstaff-based graphic designer Rudy Ramos designed the book.