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How do I love thee?Let me count the ways...E.Browning
Google E.Browning.....umm love poems
"she wrote a series of love sonnets, later thinly disguised as translations and published as "Sonnets from the Portuguese."
separated by motorways
m15
go on the run
Marnie Weber And The Sea of Silence
What were some of the reference images for the collection?
Kate and Laura Mulleavy: To start we had fires. Which is strange because Southern California has been in flames for the last 3 weeks. We went on a trip to Death Valley with one of our best friends, Johnson (Hartig of Libertine). It’s an alien landscape and it doesn’t look like anyone’s actually been there. And then imagining this empty house, like what would be left behind. So we imagined this woman who was stranded and mangled and burnt alive, and then being reborn as a Californian condor. What we wanted to say was that this person could tell a story. Their bodies would be a physical transformation, there would be scars everywhere. So that’s where the tattoos on the body come in. And the idea of having hair that looked like it still had ash on it. But still restrained enough that it was not wild. It was just this idea that there was freedom and restraint with it.
Louder than sirens
Louder than bells
Best of Unreleased florence + the Machine
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semanas. Fuimos en un viaje al Valle de la Muerte con uno de nuestros mejores amigos, Johnson (Hartig de Libertine). Es un paisaje extraño y que no se parece a nadie realmente ha estado ahí. Y entonces imaginar esta casa vacía, como lo que se dejó atrás. Así que nos imaginamos a esta mujer que quedó varado y mutilados y quemados vivos, y luego renacer como un cóndor de California. Lo que quería decir era que esta persona podría contar una historia. Sus cuerpos serían una transformación física, habría cicatrices por todas partes. Así que es donde los tatuajes en el cuerpo entrar Y la idea de tener el pelo que parecía que todavía había cenizas en él. Pero todavía lo suficientemente restringida que no era salvaje. Fue precisamente esta idea de que existía la libertad y la moderación de la misma.
Lo mejor de Florencia Unreleased + la Máquina
Disfrutar
If you are a street artist and your last targets have included gigantic billboards in town centres, it is likely you will soon be looking for more audacious locations to strike again. Indeed, it is hardly surprising that French graffiti artist ZEVS (pronounced Zeus), ended up getting into serious trouble. The night before his first solo show at the Statements Art Gallery in Hong Kong, he decided to make his own, special announcement: he painted a Chanel logo on an Armani boutique. The sign bore his trademark ‘liquidation’ effect that gives it a melting appearance, and acted as foreplay to the show ‘Liquidated Logos’ opening the next day
He was subsequently arrested by the local authorities, dumped in jail, and had to hand over his passport until his trial last week. The owner of the building demanded HK$6.8mio to clean up the facade; ZEVS described the sum as ‘surrealistic’ and explained he had been careful to use water-based, children’s paint, that he had been able to remove in the past with no difficulty.
While ZEVS was waiting in jail, various online groups were forming to rally against the harsh treatment of his benign action. The issue remains – when a recognized artist makes a name for himself for imaginatively, cheekily using the street as a gigantic canvas, every daring work of art simultaneously earns fan appraisal and legal disapproval: particularly in France, ZEVS’s work has often been criticized as borderline vandalism.
From Dazed and confused
How do you make it?
Dazed and confused
Sonia Biacchi creates her avant-garde costumes. Her designs are mainly used for theatre and dance shows, but have recently attracted also the attention of fashion and style magazines
she says"One day while researching for my costumes I found out about Oskar Schlemmer’s work and realised his costumes for the Triadische Ballet were the most dramatically theatrical creations I had ever seen. Schlemmer lived in a time when artists were trying to break free from traditional theatrical forms and, through his costumes, he caged and trapped the bodies of dancers. While studying Schlemmer’s work I met other people who loved him and together we restaged the Triadische Ballet on a barge. It was a sort of miracle that came to life and a few artisans – from painters to ironmongers – helped me making the costumes"My most recent experiments consisted in creating a new and innovative textile from existing materials and then putting it on the body to see what kind of effects it produces.
Central St Martin's Jewellery Design graduate, Maiko Takeda, having worked for Stephen Jones Millinery, Scott Stephens and Erickson Beamon since 2006, shows her new collection using pierced metal, made to be worn so the shadows do the talking.
Sombreado por la noche
San Martín central ' el graduado del diseño de la joyería de s, Maiko Takeda, trabajando para la sombrerería de Stephen Jones, Scott Stephens y Erickson Beamon desde 2006, demuestra su nueva colección usando el metal perforado, hecho para ser usado así que las sombras hacen hablar
Reid Peppard is taking taxidermy to new levels of luxury creating androgynous jewellery and accessories out of creatures' corpse
Reid Peppard toma la taxidermia a nuevos niveles de lujo que crea joyería y accesorios andróginos fuera del cadáver de criaturas
A sketch a day !
Her mind is tiffany twisted
My sketches
you can check out any time you like
but you can never leave
The Neuro Revolution is a new book by Zack Lynch that looks at how our increasing knowledge about how the brain works will impact everything from economics and politics to religion and, of course, marketing. h+ recently interviewed Lynch about how neuroscience may someday be applied to our daily lives. From h+:
h+: Supercomputers are now faster at leveraging trading positions than humans (this is creating a quite a controversy on Wall Street). What role do you see for human neurofinance and neuroeconomics in the financial markets as artificial intelligence continues to gain more sophistication?
The Photographer Not a Terrorist campaign is a new British organisation devoted to helping photographers whom the authorities have busted or harassed for being potential terrorists, kidnapping innocent photons with deadly light-sensors.
Series Comma -a comma preceding the final conjunction in a list of three or more items; also called Harvard comma, Oxford comma.
¡Un dibujo un día!
Su mente es tiffany torció
Mis dibujos
usted puede averiguar tiempo que usted quiere
pero usted nunca puede salir
La Neuro Revolución es un nuevo libro por Zack Lincha eso mira cómo nuestro conocimiento creciente acerca de cómo los trabajos de cerebro impresionarán todo de economía y política a la religión y, por supuesto, vendiendo. H + recientemente entrevistado Lincha acerca de cómo la neurociencia algún día puede ser aplicada a nuestras vidas diarias. De H + : H + : Las supercomputadoras son ahora más rápidas en el proveer comerciar posiciones que humanos (esto crea un bastante una controversia en Wall Street). ¿Qué papel ve usted para el neurofinance y neuroeconomics humanos en los mercados financieros como inteligencia que artificial continúa ganar más sofisticación?
Here’s a succinct and fantastic little article from The Daily Kos that does a great job illuminating the great things the internet has done for government transparancy and transmission of censored information .
Quoted====. Best thing about this weekend: I went to a shooting range for the first time, which was really fun. I’ve always wanted to try it- shot a .22 handgun and a .38 revolver. The revolver felt like I was in a showdown in the wild wild west. For such a small and physically weak girl, I’m a pretty damn good shot.
Prada Autumn/winter 09 Lookbook is
Untouched nature,looming crises and urban decadence become graphic themes in an unedited imaginary
Aquí está un artículo sucinto y fantástico pequeño de Los Corea Diarios que hace un gran trabajo que ilumina las gran cosas el Internet ha hecho para el transparancy del gobierno y la transmisión de información censurada.
Citado = ===. Mejor cosa acerca de este fin de semana: Fui a un campo de tiro por primera vez, que fue realmente divertido. Yo siempre he querido tratarlo- disparó una 0,22 pistola y un 0,38 revólver. El revólver sentía como estuvo en una contienda en el oeste americano salvaje. Para tal pequeña y chica físicamente débil, yo soy un bonito maldice disparo bueno.
El otoño Invierno de Prada 09 Lookbook es
La naturaleza no tocada, asomando crisis y decadencia urbana llega a ser temas gráficas en un unedited imaginario
You often hear the old legend that our body is worth $4.50,stripped for parts.Our digital identity is worth far more.
-Robert O' Harrow Jr
Thor Heyerdahl 1979
Norwegian ethnologist and adventurer who organized and led the famous Kon-Tiki (1947) and Ra (1969–70) transoceanic scientific expeditions. Both expeditions were intended to prove the possibility of ancient transoceanic contacts between distant civilizations and cultures. For the most part, Heyerdahl’s theories have not been accepted by anthropologists.
-britannica.com
Me adora el colleccion de Je suis Belle.I love the artistic aspect of the slightly blurred imagery on the dresses.Innocent yet surreal .
so let’s talk about what your inspiration was for this particular collection. You mentioned before we began the interview that you worked with a painter. How did that happen?
Designer –We knew we wanted to do something picturesque and sensitive and we really liked the work of this painter, Attila Szucs, who is extremely known and popular in Hungary. We asked him if we could work with his paintings as inspirations and as patterns. And he said “okay let’s give it a try” and he liked what we did with it so he gave us permission to use his paintings. So that was the basis and we had other inspirations as well.Yeah, and besides the picturesque, we were working with the concept of nostalgia but we wanted to do something innovative and something interesting with minimal cutting.
Cut off from their interesting interview
–Okay, changing the subject a bit: Do you think that the changing economy is changing how people are looking at clothes or fashion design?
Designer – Yeah it’s very strange because in Hungary the message from New York is always “do it cheaper, do it do it cheaper and minimal”. But on the other hand, there is a shop called “Not just a Label” and all they choose -all the designers who are very young designers- have prices much higher than the luxury designers. So I don’t know what’s the exact definition for this crisis because it’s confusing for me now.
Je suis Belle.I encanta el aspecto artístico de las imágenes un poco borrosas en la dresses.Innocent aún surrealista.
así que vamos a hablar de lo que fue su inspiración para esta colección. Usted ha mencionado antes de que empezáramos la entrevista que usted trabajó con un pintor. ¿Cómo fue que ocurrió?
Diseñador-Sabíamos que queríamos hacer algo pintoresco y sensible y que realmente le gustó la obra de este pintor, Attila Szucs, quien es muy conocido y popular en Hungría. Le preguntamos si podría trabajar con su pintura como inspiración y como patrones. Y él dijo: "bueno vamos a darle una oportunidad" y que le gustó lo que hicimos con él para que él nos dio permiso para utilizar sus pinturas. Así que fue la base y hemos tenido otras inspiraciones como well.Yeah, y además de la pintoresca, estábamos trabajando con el concepto de la nostalgia, pero queríamos hacer algo innovador y algo interesante con un mínimo de corte.
Aislada de su interesante entrevista
-Bueno, cambiando un poco el tema: ¿Cree usted que la evolución de la economía está cambiando cómo la gente está buscando en la ropa o de diseño de moda?
Diseñador - Sí, es muy extraño, porque en Hungría el mensaje de Nueva York es siempre "lo hacen más barato, lo que lo hacen más barato y mínima". Pero, por otro lado, hay una tienda llamada "No es sólo una etiqueta" y todos los que elijan a todos los diseñadores que son muy jóvenes-diseñadores han precios mucho más elevados que los diseñadores de lujo. Así que no sé lo que es la definición exacta de esta crisis, ya que es confuso para mí ahora.
I will rise now
And go about the city
In the street's broadways I seek
Him whom my soul loveth
She always uses the words cute
I wonder why
Shes a fashion designer
and shes Irish!:)
Even if you don't recognise the name Orla Kiely, chances are you know her designs. Notice the increasing number of colourful, retro-print bags slung over the shoulders of every 25 to 50-year-old with a passion for quirky fashion? They're hers. And, once you're aware of them, you won't want to escape the enticing world of design she's creating.
The Irish, London-based, designer's business has just celebrated 10 years in the fashion industry. Today, along with her world-renowned bags and accessories, Orla Kiely has a celebrated womenswear line, travel collection and homeware range – all boasting her signature chic, funky, feminine style.
This year, along with her two design collections, she's launching a stationery line exclusively with the Museum of Modern Art (MoMa) in New York. She's also doing her third collaboration with creative powerhouse, the Tate gallery, and is set to announce a joint venture with an ultra-upmarket furniture company.
"Each year, we do a new project," explains her husband, Dermott Rowan, who's also managing director of the company. "But we don't do anything unless it can be done absolutely perfectly."
Her inspiration comes from the 60s and 70s. "I'm inspired by anything from that time," she says, "but, as a designer, I also think it's very important to take something and then reinterpret it. So we always make our designs clean and modern and all about colour. We're about taking something from the past and moving it forward."
from http://www.couttswoman.com
Me pasará ahora
E ir por la ciudad
En la calle del broadways busco
Aquel a quien ama mi alma
Ella siempre usa las palabras cute
Me pregunto por qué
Shes un diseñador de moda
y shes irlandés!:)
Incluso si no reconocen el nombre Orla Kiely, es probable que usted conoce sus diseños. Observe el aumento del número de colores, retro-print bolsas colgadas sobre los hombros de cada 25 a 50 años de edad, con una singular pasión por la moda? Ellos son el suyo. Y, una vez que está consciente de ellos, no quieren escapar el atractivo mundo del diseño que está creando.
El irlandés, con sede en Londres, el diseñador de la empresa acaba de celebrar 10 años en la industria de la moda. Hoy en día, junto con su fama mundial bolsas y accesorios, Orla Kiely ha celebrado una línea de mujer, viajes y hogar colección gama - cuenta con su firma todos los chic, funky, estilo femenino.
Este año, junto con sus dos colecciones de diseño, está lanzando una línea de papelería exclusivamente con el Museo de Arte Moderno (MoMA) en Nueva York. Ella también lleva a cabo su tercera colaboración con la potencia creadora, la Tate Gallery, y está previsto que se anuncie una empresa conjunta con una ultra-empresa de muebles de lujo.
"Cada año, hacemos un nuevo proyecto", explica su marido, Rowan Dermott, quien también es director gerente de la empresa. "Pero no hacer nada a menos que se puede hacer absolutamente perfecto."
Su inspiración proviene de los años 60 y 70. "Me inspira en nada a partir de ese momento," ella dice, "pero, como diseñador, yo también creo que es muy importante tomar algo y luego lo reinterpretan. Así que nuestros diseños siempre limpio y moderno y sobre todo color. Estamos tomando algo acerca del pasado y avanzar hacia delante. "
de http://www.couttswoman.com
I saw a light
Shining on a car
And a couple inside
Had committed suicide
Fflur Owen’s graduate collection is like lighting out for the territory- a mix of native spiritualism and natural grace. Laser cut leathers, leather fringing, over sized accessories and buffalo motif conjure up images of an American Indian landscape where the spirits of ancient animals roam freely. Owen talks to Dazed Digital about her mystic, textural homeland in Wales, her inner cowgirl and creating crazy headpieces for her Barbies…
From DazedDigital.com
Vi una luz
Brillando en un automóvil
Y dentro de un par
Se había suicidado
Owen Fflur colección es graduado de la iluminación como para el territorio-una mezcla de la espiritualidad indígena y natural gracia. Corte láser pieles, cuero franja, a lo largo del tamaño de los accesorios y el motivo de búfalo en imágenes de un indio americano, donde el paisaje de los antiguos espíritus animales deambulan libremente. Owen habla con Dazed & digital acerca de su mística, textura patria en el País de Gales, su interior y la creación de Cowgirl headpieces loco por su Barbies ...
De DazedDigital.com
Sorrow is the drug
like an inferno
swallowed the sun
Now it seems that 'Fur And Gold' could be turned into a new fantasy film. In a new interview with Gigwise singer Khan revealed that preparations are currently underway in Los Angeles. “They’re writing the script and I think they’ve got the go ahead of using the music but now they just have to get the funding,” she said.
From clashmusic.com
El dolor es la droga
como un infierno
tragarse el sol Ahora parece que "fur y el oro" podría convertirse en una nueva película de fantasía. En una nueva entrevista con el cantante Gigwise Khan reveló que los preparativos se están llevando a cabo en Los Ángeles. "Ellos están escribiendo el guión y creo que tengo el ir por delante de la utilización de la música pero ahora sólo hay que obtener los fondos", dijo.
"Creo que hay una especie de plan para hacer que este hermoso musical, que toma la narración cronológica de la orden de las canciones de 'Piel y Oro". "
Khan añadió que la parcela se dice que se parecen a película de culto 'The Neverending Historia », pero los planes están lejos de ser cierto.
"Si sucede que va a ser increíble, pero no sabemos aún si podemos pagar", añadió. "Siempre es el dinero, supongo, pero quién sabe, está en la tubería."
De clashmusic.com
The happiest people are usually the most unrealistic ones." - Soc. 1 Professor who likes to walk around without shoes when lecturing.
Los más felices suelen ser los más realista queridos. " - Soc.. 1 Profesor que le gusta caminar sin zapatos, cuando la docencia.
"The look is a stone face. The idea behind it is sculpture," said MAC's James Kaliardos of the highly contoured make-up at Rodarte's New York autumn/winter 2009-10 show. Paired with the Mulleavys' collection of battered, DIY pieces in greys and blacks, the whole effect became rather gloomy - sinister even. "[We wanted] to deconstruct and reconstruct the face in an abstract way, emphasizing each part," adds Kaliardos, who put white, dark brown and black powders with cream colours to create this angular, ghostly look.
She was reacting to the gloomy, makeshift, DIY nature of Kate and Laura Mulleavy's latest outing, which was inspired by the photos of Ari Marcopoulos (all decaying buildings and destroyed landscapes) and by installation artist Gordon Matta-Clark, who mined the same deconstructionist vein in his site-specific pieces.
According to Kate Mulleavy, this led the girls to channel the muse known as Frankenstein, and the rest, as they say, is history.
But had you not known all that, your takeaway would be very different. For sitting on tinfoil-covered folding chairs and watching the Zombied-out models emerge from the plywood-and-Mylar, florescent-lit backdrop and parade down the runway in their tattered pale grey dresses and mummified thigh-high boots – patched together from loopy yarn, hand-marbled leather, fringed wool, silver lamé, chiffon and metallic linen – one envisioned an army of aliens who'd beamed down to earth naked, or a gaggle of, yes, post-apocalyptic survivors who'd rummaged through the trash and covered themselves with whatever bits of fabric they could find - even if it was in tatters and was rescued from a pool of murky water, or had faded beyond recognition by prolonged exposure to sunlight - or radiation.
Estatua humana
«La mirada es una piedra cara. La idea detrás de esto está la escultura ", dijo James MAC Kaliardos contornos de la gran maquillaje de Rodarte en Nueva York otoño / invierno 2009-10 espectáculo. Vinculados con el Mulleavys colección de maltratadas, bricolaje en piezas grises y negros, todo el efecto se convirtió en lugar sombrío - incluso siniestra. "[Queremos] para deconstruir y reconstruir la cara de una manera abstracta, haciendo hincapié en cada una de las partes», añade Kaliardos, que ponen de color blanco, marrón oscuro y negro con crema en polvo colores para crear este ángulo, mirar fantasmal.
Fue en respuesta a la sombría, improvisadas, bricolaje naturaleza de Kate y Laura Mulleavy la última salida, que fue inspirada por las fotografías de Ari Marcopoulos (todos los edificios en decadencia y destrucción de los paisajes) y la instalación por el artista Gordon Matta-Clark, que minaron el mismo deconstruccionista vena en su sitio-específicas.
Según Kate Mulleavy, esto llevó a las niñas a la musa canal conocido como Frankenstein, y el resto, como dicen, es historia.
Pero usted no ha conocido todos los que, para llevar tu sería muy diferente. Tinfoil para sentarse en sillas plegables cubiertas y viendo la salida Zombied modelos emergen de la madera contrachapada y Mylar, florescent telón de fondo iluminado y desfile por la pista en jirones de sus vestidos de gris pálido y momificados muslo-botas altas - junto parcheado de loopy hilados, mano de mármol de cuero, con flecos de lana, plata lame, chiffon y lino metálico - prevé un ejército de extranjeros que había transmitido a la tierra desnuda, o una manada de, sí, post-apocalíptico que había supervivientes rummaged a través de la basura y cubierto con trozos de tela con independencia de que puedan encontrar - aunque sea en pedazos y fue rescatado de una piscina de agua turbia, o se perdió había más allá de reconocimiento por la exposición prolongada a la luz del sol - o la radiación.
Sculptural earrings on Etsy.com
One of a kind, paper quill sculpture earrings are on posts of surgical steel for those with sensitive ears. These unique 1" earrings were designed from recycled paper collected from a printers scrap bin.
Materials paper, surgical steel
by ENPCreations
Escultural pendientes en Etsy.com
Uno de los tipos, papel pluma escultura se encuentran en los puestos pendientes de acero quirúrgico para los oídos delicados. Estos única 1 'pendientes se diseñaron a partir de papel reciclado procedente de un trozo bin impresoras.
Materiales de papel, de acero quirúrgico
por ENPCreations
This project addresses the issue of how to maintain a shoe’s continued growth and the resulting changes in form and shape. The entrant uses Japanese gardens, Shakkei, as inspiration. This tradition of ‘borrowed scenery’ is an original technique used to integrate gardens with their surrounding scenery.
Designed by lary Cheung Wai Hoe
Este proyecto aborda la cuestión de cómo mantener un crecimiento continuo del zapato y de los cambios resultantes en la forma y en forma. El participante utiliza los jardines japoneses, Shakkei, como inspiración. Esta tradición de "paisaje prestado" es una original técnica que se utiliza para integrar los jardines con su paisaje circundante.
Diseñado por LARY Cheung Wai Hoe
Shoes are our weapon
Shoes are our protector
Shoes describe the way a woman feels
The entrant explores the idea of shoes stimulating thought and shock. Pearl pins and wire were chosen as materials to convey inner pain. The pearl, which grows inside a living organism, symbolizes woman, and the pin represents pain. Though this shoe provokes an array of emotions, it is hard to pin point just one.
Shoe design that was the most asthetically captivating was by Ann Celeste Backman masterpiece
She says"My extreme shoe design ,although non wearable may appear elegant on the outside,but they have been created to provoke and stimulate shock to the viewer".
The materials pearls,pins and wire have been used to convey a feeling of innner pain.A pearls is grown inside a living organism and for me it symbolizes a woman.
Conceptually these shoes are exploring a womans innner sanctum.
Los zapatos son nuestra arma
Los zapatos son nuestro protector
Zapatos de describir la forma en que una mujer se siente
La empresa explora la idea de estimular el pensamiento y los zapatos de choque. Perla alfileres y alambre fueron elegidos como los materiales para transmitir el dolor interno. La perla, que crece dentro de un organismo vivo, símbolo de la mujer, y la clavija representa el dolor. Aunque este zapato provoca una serie de emociones, es difícil a la clavija sólo un punto.
Zapatos de diseño que fue el más cautivante fue estéticamente por Ann Celeste Backman obra maestra
Ella says'My extrema diseño de zapatos, aunque no elegante vestir pueden aparecer en el exterior, sino que se han creado para provocar y estimular el choque para el espectador ".
Los materiales perlas, alfileres y alambre se han utilizado para transmitir una sensación de perlas innner pain.A se cultiva dentro de un organismo vivo y para mí es símbolo de una mujer.
Conceptualmente estos zapatos están explorando una womans innner sanctum.
Everytime I listen to this theme tune it brings back memories .
I have followed the tomb raider series from the start.I
will always remember locking the poor old crumbling butler in the fridge.
touching the midas hand and turning into gold
I loved giles deacons interperetation of pac man ,those wonderful hats and graphic colours.
This is true inspiration for me
Cada vez que escucho este tema ajustarlo trae recuerdos.
He seguido la serie de Tomb Raider la start.I
Siempre recordaré el bloqueo del pobre mayordomo desmoronando en la nevera.
midas tocar la mano, y convertir en oro
Me encantó giles diáconos interperetation de pac man, los sombreros maravillosos colores y gráficos.
Esto es verdadera inspiración para mí
"Some artists want your money so they can buy Range Rovers and diamond bracelets, but I don't care about that kind of stuff. I don't want the five dollars in your pocket. I want your soul." - Lady Gaga
it caught my eye
this is a gift that comes with a price who is the love and who is the night
but theres something in your eyes that says maybe thats never, never say never..
also, this song was recorded in the studio kitchen so the instrumental is technically ups and plates bashing
she says " I can safely say that the squirels and pigeons are teffifying"
the art school eccentric
recorded in a disused synagogue – features orchestral harp, strings and the percussive sound of someone pounding the walls or clashing metal plates in a lift shaft
Shrieks the dog days are over
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Does that bag reallly have toy cars in it?
No its just printed on the outside
smart?
Today I was in the middle of a daydream thinking of another student designers inspiration
she spoke
transparent organza fabric it provokes a kind of sensuality
i forget the rest of the c0nversation
then i remembered looking at another photoraph of a transparent bag
its impractical
attracts thieves
and why would I want anyone to know what secrets my bag held?
pros
it is sculptural
and futuristic
and then I found the practical version
plus this one comes with a gummy bear print
sugar rush
"The main form for Artbag is cast from a typical women's handbag that was abundant in the artist's childhood because her father was in the accessories business. Bean constantly re-imagined uses for these everyday vessels that became dollhouses or treasure chests filled with household objects and toys. For Artbag, Bean permanently captures these intimate moments of joy by embedding sentimental objects (a man's pocket-watch, toy cars, butterflies) into the clear urenthane forms. Her choice to turn these sculptural objects into lamps illuminates these enduring pleasures of life while also reflecting on the transient luxuries of beauty and fashion."
turntable ring by plastique.
no more dreaming
I do all my remixes on that one ring
only joking
conversation one
"Excuse me, but is that a miniature record player you're wearing?"
"Why yes. Yes it is
If one window closes, run to the next window — or break down a door.
These beautiful high-voltage towers in Istra, Russia, near Moscow are the Experimental Grounds for High-Voltage Generation. They still light up and fire streaks of lightning into the night.
Someone's slipping through the hidden door
Snow White's stitching up the circuitboard
Boing Boing.net
Do not buy like I give a frock by Michi
I bought it
now I totally regret it
worst opinions ever
But the artwork in it is great
I stole this borrowed from someones blog
I hope they don't find out
Only Graphic Designers Can See - Magazine, Issue 1.
( I wish I can see it)
More from mission redefinition
from http://www.ericku.org/index.php?/redefinition/mission-no14/
from boing going.net
Jason has a book out now, Ad Nauseam: A Survivor's Guide to American Consumer Culture. He lives in Los Angeles, where he is a tinkerer and artist and writes for the Onion News Network. He lives with a common-law wife, five animals, too many old cars, and a shed full of crap.
This NPR story basically confirms what I've always suspected: crows are very smart, and I never should have said those terrible things to that crow a few years back.
I really like crows, and occasionally I'll get a, well, murder of them in my backyard, where they all sit around and caw and cackle to each other, making a huge cacophony that sounds like some large family gatherings I've tried unsuccessfully to avoid. Maybe it's some sort of crow senate. Regardless, they're smart, and they know what you look like.
...Should I?
"Should I get Botox?"... "Does God exist?"..."Do I really fancy fat Elvis?" Ever wanted to know the definitive answer to all your most important questions? Then look no further than the ME & ZENA decision maker necklace. Just ask your question, shake it around and see which side the ballbearing lands! The heart charm measures 2.5cm across and hangs on a lovely 18" chain. Also Comes as Earrings!
we are powdered ashes in the light of beauty
some assembly required
OKAY......they are letters
they spell the word chair
the letters join and form an actual chair!
Mind behind the masterpiece -Eric Ku says:
"An inspiration from the American contemporary artist Joseph Kosuth, One and Three Chair. Instead of giving new definition, I redefined the concept of a chair by using alphabet. One is able to construct a chair by assembling the redesigned alphabets
Festival
"Silence is power"
"tar is the sticky stuff we pave our roads and build our roofs with,it affords us to travel and shelters us from the storm.It is also an anagram of the word art.""
I love tar...and art .
I stumbled accross tar while searching for the latest addition of another magazine(i-d) ,but to my disapointment easons had not yet released the latest edition to its shelves...
My eyes were atracted to another magazine ,which was blazoned with an image of a face ,womans face with on one half portrayed her fleshy muscles and bones but in juxtaposition was her modelesque features and skin.
"Why?
transparency"
A photographer Ellie Muliarchyk ,to be exact, decided in this edition of tar to stalk famous religious statues and grafitti them with designer labels(dior ties,lucien pellat scarves and van cleef & appel brooches)before the security guards and public notice.The young virgin Mary was even adorned with Dolce &Gabbana shoes.
I have never been so intrigued by an interview before "A deafening Quiet " by steve mcqueen and Tilda Swinton is fascinatinglly inspiring.
excerpt from Interview
"Tilda S:I have to declare right now that I've always been of the opinion that the cinema went downhill since people started talking in it.I started making silent films with Derek Jarman ,and they were much more films grown out of an art-world context than any-thing else.
Steve McQ:I remember seeing your face in movies .And then you talked
SteveMcQ:Rarely, but when you did talk it was like,I dont know Valentino.Becaause can you imagine if Valentino ever Spoke?Most women wouldnt have been interested........
"
They speak about their interest in acting,silent films and Tilda speaks about how she began as a writer but then became "cinema obsessed".
""Tilda S:Art is a great holding pond for aliens everywhere.I think of myself as an artists model and I always have...But largely as you've noticed,because I do believe in a non-verbal cinema.
Swinton:I think its about articulacy and inarticulacy and about being watched and unwatched.So what you're looking for and finding is the possibility of being un-watched.Someone alone in a cell.or even someone with someone else who are both so used to each other they're not even looking at each other any more,alone in a cell with a fly.Being unwatched ,that in itself is so more articulate than any level of speech.
Quotesfrom Sinéad Doyles Design Blog
Sarah
I was totally shocked when I read this,but not in the slightest bit suprised.I know that recognition in the Irish design industry or design Industry is hard ,but like Sinead I certainly agree that is little or no respect or support for Irish Fashion Designers.But ,hey what do I know I am just a student .The Irish Government ,from what I notice do not support the Irish fashion Industry much,in comparison to neignbouring countries and when I look at Dundrum town centre (shopping centre) which is one of the largest in Europe contains only one or two Irish shops and is mostly made up of foreign retail chains.This enrages me because I want to, like so many others to have access to real Irish design by real Irish designers.I am sick and tired of wandering the streets only to see yet another retail chain store.
Irish fashion week is badly publicised ,I almost never read or hear about it in the media compared to London or New York.My question is why?Does no one care ?
Today I was reading British Vogue which had a section titled
"40 best designer looks
London Paris Milan New York"
I quickly skipped to the section and was enraged to find only the designs of traditional fashion designers and a couple of student designers.I hated the words that they used
"best designer looks" and I could see that these designs were not my favourite as I knew that New York held( this is just one example of many ) Rodarte a brand that designed such incredible innovative clothing,that I knew deserved some recognition.Why is new talent being ignored or overlooked?
I wander the streets of Temple Bar where I know In find Irish design .I am only going to mention one for sake of convenience.I stroll into a small shop named konfusion that sells apparel that is fairtrade as well as Irish.I feel fulfilled that I have not been a slave to foreign design but
have at least purchased one item of Irish design.I will hopefully succeed on my quest of sustainable ,Fairtrade and/or Irish design!
Wish me luck!
Sometimes I dance like a zombie,and move like the sun
I wish you could hear the music when I type the words
Bird Song Florence&Themachine
As i commited my crimes in a darkened room
A bird flew by, it saw what i'd done and set up a nest outside
And he sang about what i'd become
He sang so loud
He sang so clear
I was afraid all the neighbours would hear
So i invited him in, to reason with him
I promised i wouldn't do it again
But he sang louder and louder inside the house
And now i couldn't get him out
So I trapped him under a cardboard box
And stood on it to make him stop
I picked up the bird and above the dim i said
"That's the last song you'll ever sing"
Held him down, broke his neck
Taught him a lesson he wouldn't forget
Then i put that bird in a cooking pot
Boiled him up and ate the lot
Then i sat in the silence
Thanked the lord for peace
Coughed up a feather and fell asleep
But in my dreams began to creep
that old familiar tweet tweet tweet
I opened my mouth to scream and shout
I waved my arms and flapped about
But i couldn't scream and I couldn't shout
Cause the song was coming from my mouth
I opened my mouth to scream and shout
I waved my arms and flapped about
But i couldn't scream I couldn't shout
The song was coming from my mouth
From my mouth
From my mouth
From my mouth
From my mouth
From my mouth
From my mouth
From my mouth
The song was coming from my mouth.
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