Friday, May 15, 2009
Delphic
Delphic's video for Counterpoint. I recently fell deeply in love with this song and the video just makes me love it even more. Directed by Jean Demery.
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Pretty Vacant
Is the name of the new winter2009 collection by Stolen Girlfriends Club. I love every piece and every collection they've ever made.


Thursday, May 7, 2009
Monday, May 4, 2009
The Hours

The Hours' new album See the Light is finally out and is just as amazing as anticipated. Every song is epic. The cover of their album was painted by famous artist Damien Hirst. Hirst also is helping them with the creative art direction of upcoming music videos.The video for the first single, See The Light, features actress Sienna Miller and was directed by Mr. Tony Kaye.
Adam Kimmel
Adam Kimmel was greatly inspired by the photographs and films of Gerard Malanga for his fall-winter09/10 collection.



Sunday, May 3, 2009
Grow
Karin Grow is an amazing painter but also makes handmade jewelery, felt birds, fabric designs, and candles.






Friday, April 10, 2009
Marc Lee
Sean Marc Lee's photography is so nice to look at. I wish he had more of his stuff up on his site but check out his flickr for more of his work.





Skirball
Today i got a chance to go to the SkirBall Museum in LA. There were a lot of different exhibits but the two I liked the best were the Noah's Ark and ZAP! POW! BAM! The Superhero: The Golden Age of Comic Books.
The ZAP! POW! BAM! exhibit featured comic books and the history of the comic books from 1938-1950. They had the original costumes worn by the best, and most well known, superheros. Also had fun things for kids such as costume changing in a phone booth and a little area for the kids to try and draw their own comics. I am a HUGE fan of comic book art and pop art which made this exhibit heaven for me. Learning about all the artists and how they came up with the stories was amazing.


The ZAP! POW! BAM! exhibit featured comic books and the history of the comic books from 1938-1950. They had the original costumes worn by the best, and most well known, superheros. Also had fun things for kids such as costume changing in a phone booth and a little area for the kids to try and draw their own comics. I am a HUGE fan of comic book art and pop art which made this exhibit heaven for me. Learning about all the artists and how they came up with the stories was amazing.



The Noah's Ark exhibit was really neat. I went with some of my little cousins because it is kinda meant for kids, but either way I thought it was really cool. I bet you all know the story of Noah's Ark, and this was basically a couple rooms with a bunch of animals made out of recycled materials and everyday objects. The animals were amazing made from everything from forks to gloves, to bottle caps. Also you could touch and play, climb and mess with all the little animals and toys the have around the rooms. I for one, had a blast. 


Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Peragine
Rebecca Peragine does collages that are so simple but beautiful. She also alters everything from canvas and books, to furniture, and even report cards. Check out her Blog.



Monday, April 6, 2009
Sunday, April 5, 2009
When I Grow Up
I posted about Fever Ray a while back, and i've been obsessed with their song 'When I Grow Up' since I came accross them. Finally, they've released a video for it! Directed by Martin de Thurrah it features a girl(Karin Dreijer Andersson) who's dancing and singing by a pool, and then her magical powers start to make the water in the pool go crazy! I love it.
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