Last week I went to a few art openings in Seattle. One of them showcasing Audrey Kawasaki’s work who’s been a favorite of mine for awhile as well as some other incredible work.
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Via Computerlove™, this is an ad campaign/exhibit in the “real world” put on by IKEA to show how good design can make life better. Buy a Stefan chair.
More images of the campaign here
With this update wE™ send out our wishes to Mike who was hit by an SUV this morning. Don’t panic, he’s ok, just sore and bikeless for a little while. Get well soon d00d!
NB. The picture above does NOT portray Mike in his actual current state, but DOES represent my best photoshop skills.
After a high demand of the first run of the prtmn x Richard Taylor shirt, I made 29 Taylor shirts wiith a new color and a new stencil. The back is the same having the Prjct X Taylor logo on the back. This time the shirts will come with a poster exclusively available at Intuition Skate Shop
Went back up to the bay to hang out with Panic, to drop off my friend Jasko, hang out with my sister, and to get some Franco accounts. We left at the most horrible time where there was traffic leaving Los Angeles and around the Hanford area. The drive took forever, but we were glad to make it.
Instantly be more creative by listening to what the “pros” listen to. Sounds good to me! groan.
The Designers Mixtape
I love sites like this.
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Computer Love has an online magzine called Magnolia which suprisingly features an article on our poster girl Fabiola. Unfortunately I didn’t read the article yet cause I had to beat the time so I can eat some smothered chicked at some place around the corner, but you can check it here.
Yeah, pretty much.
check the link-fantastid to the right.
I got the gig to be a P.A. in the “art department” for a Black Eyed Peas video. I knew how much of a crappy job being a P.A. would be, but for some reason after adding the “art department” part made me second guess it. WRONG. It was still a shit job position…at least the first part of it.
It seems London’s Wembley Stadium isn’t even going to be ready for next years FA Cup final but it’s not really all bad news. I went down to see what was going on at the £1bn site and to my delight, found some much needed new spots.
The amount of screen-printing that went into this is crazy. Customs galore from shoe customizer and designerLazy’s latest show in Singapore. I’m most impressed by the custom nike bag/boxes.
Continue reading ‘Who’s Lazy’
that’s our™ boy. support revival. adrian shoots down the quality of the show throughout.. but i really like the laid back, more conversational tone. keep it casual. good catch-up show.
“This fascinating, brilliant 20-minute video narrates the history of the “Amen Break,” a six-second drum sample from the b-side of a chart-topping single from 1969. This sample was used extensively in early hiphop and sample-based music, and became the basis for drum-and-bass and jungle music — a six-second clip that spawned several entire subcultures. Nate Harrison’s 2004 video is a meditation on the ownership of culture, the nature of art and creativity, and the history of a remarkable music clip.”
Only one year and a few days to go before the Transformers movie drops …. so all we get until then is a French robot doing 540’s on a lake. Word.
Mini designer chairs at 1:12 the scale by such designers as the Eames and Mies van der Rohe. Just think, you could have several chairs on your desk at work! Mind boggling. Blind boxed at $14 a pop Canadian, or $120 for the set of 9, available at Magic Pony.