Want to show off those pictures that nobody actually cares about??? Well here's your solution: The Nikon Coolpix S1000 Projector Camera. You can show off your pics anywhere & it expands up to 40" inches! They cost $423, but if you want to be the coolest photog outside of Maestro's on Friday night, you might want to be holstering one of these puppies...Get one HERE
Making it's grand opening this past Saturday evening at LA's Space 15(Cahuenga Corridor in Hollywood) was the official WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE pop-up store that will be up and running until middle of next month."Employing two different spaces in the shopping complex, the WTWTA team offered in one room all the newly minted Where the Wild Things Are commercial fare that is coming out with the movie, including huggable stuffed animals, hip soft T-shirts and, best, full-body creature creations by Christian Joy that will be the hit of any Halloween party this year (at $800); and, in the gallery, dozens of conceptual brainstorming sketches of said Wild Things, the darling semi-sinister monsters of Maurice Sendak's iconic children's book, along with photographs of Jonze and his production crew in action creating the film."
This is definitely something worth checking out not only if your a fan of the book and Spike Jonze but also art and creative expression.
I know water is water but we're big fans of interesting colloborations and needless to say this is definitely one of them. This is what HighSnobiety had to say about the partnership:
"After Jean Paul Gaultier, UK designer Paul Smith is the next one in line to design a limited edition bottle for French water maker Evian. The bottle comes with a very clean design and features the signature colors of the designer, along with his signature. The bottle is now available at finer food stores."
New Nike commercial directed by David Fincher (Alien, Fight Club, Curious Case of Benjamin Button) featuring Adrian Peterson of the Minnesota Vikings entitled "NIKE Pro Combat: Trail of Destruction (Alter Ego)".
You may remember Fincher's previous Nike commercial titled "Fate" featuring Troy Polamalu & LaDainian Tomlinson...
Tom Ford, best known for turning around the fashion house known as GUCCI, recently completed his first feature film, A SINGLE MAN, which he both wrote and directed. The film is an adaptation of the 1964 novel of the same name by Christopher Isherwood. the film stars Julianne Moore, Colin Firth, Matthew Goode and was premiered last week at the Venice Film Festival where it was nominated for the Golden Lion(best picture) and Firth won for best actor. Considering Ford's reputation for style, design, sophistication, and for his knack of stretching boundries, this film if anything will be a visual experiment that one familiar with Ford's work should not miss.
Synopsis: Set in Los Angeles in 1962, A Single Man is the story of George Falconer, a British college professor (Colin Firth) who is struggling to find meaning in his life after the death of his long-time partner, Jim (Matthew Goode). We follow George through a single day, where a series of encounters, ultimately leads him to decide if there is a meaning to life after Jim. George is consoled by his closest friend, Charley (Julianne Moore), a 48-year-old beauty, and is stalked by one of his students, Kenny (Nicholas Hoult).
As the name clearly implies, this new canvas backpack was designed with photographers in mind, but that said, it's a highly functional backpack that will be handy for just about anyone.
The backpack is divided into three main compartments: at the top back there's a well-padded laptop compartment, at the top front there's a large compartment with several pockets including a mesh zipper pocket, pen holders a mini carabiner for your keys, and the likes. Below that on the lower front, there is a very large zip out pocket with all the customizable padding configurations necessary for serious photographers to store cameras, lenses, and such. If you aren't that serious about your photography, all the padding is easily removed, giving you another large, functional compartment to use as you please. Features a The Hundreds patch at the front (over the camera pocket), TH rubber zipper pulls, and the "Jags" motif over the back padding.
When opening Hamburger Eyes Photo Magazine you enter a pictorial history of both the unseen and iconic moments of everyday life. It is organized in such a way that it has become many things to many people. As a photo journal, we share our travels and experiences. As a photo diary, we share our accomplishments and heartaches. And as a photo album, we share our families and friends and reach people on a level they have been familiar with since their first birthday party. Our publication is currently composed of black + white photography. We have contributions from photographers of all levels. Inspired by the traditions that began with National Geographic and Life Magazine, we hope to revitalize the sensation of photography as a craft as well as a tool to record and document. - HamburgerEyes
Hamburger Eyes Photo Magazine is based in San Francisco and published bi-annually. Hamburger Eyes is off-set printed in black and white on glossy stock, perfect bound with a cardstock cover, holding 150 pages at a run of 3000 copies. Hamburger Eyes is carried in shops, stores, libraries, galleries, and museums across the entire planet.
A few months ago we brought you an article from Format Magazine that featured many iconic hip-hop album covers redone with LEGOS. Well, it seems that was just the tip of the iceberg for the folks over there and now they have moved on to another iconic way of illustrating hip-hop greats, THE SIMPSONS. "The set features Kanye West, Lil Wayne, Notorious B.I.G., 2Pac, Snoop Dogg, Flava Flav, Eazy E, Andre 3000, Eminem, and Fat Joe alongside iconic O representations for each artist. Designed by Moxy Creative the posse shot is available as a 11.75 x 15.75 limited edition (100) print for $45 USD including tax and shipping. Special orders for individual artist shots are available at $55 USD by e-mail (editors@formatmag.com)"
The man behind the iconic Obama campaign image and Obey paid homage to the G.O.A.T. this week, who if you didn’t know, is being inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame on Friday.
Little is known about the poster, other than that it is 18″x24″ and utilizes Fairey’s famous layered stencil technique. With almost three full days left until Michael’s induction ceremony, it looks like the tributes are far from over.
The Jacobs by Marc Jacobs collection unveils a series of skate decks this season. In a non-traditional foray outside of their usual offerings, each deck features 7-ply Canadian maple and comes pre-gripped with clear grip tape. The $89 decks are available now at all Marc by Marc Jacobs flagship stores with a limited fun of 100 pieces per graphic.
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The Hundreds never seize to impress. The new edition to their Fall 09' line : The Johnson Mid's. Sleek and stylish...These beauties will set you back $75. Cop a pair HERE
Here is a quick look at the upcoming Fall 2009 collection from New York collective and a personal favorite of mine, NOM DE GUERRE. "This lookbook draws inspiration from the military, and early arctic expeditions by explorers like Shackleton and Scott, with clean lines, high-breasted naval peacoats, and heavy sweaters." Besides the great look of the line, photographer Erik Swain has created a unique environment to showcase the spirit of the collection. To view more pictures, click HERE.
Roland Reiner Tiangco is a designer from Brooklyn with a rather good name, and this is his rather genius-like call to arms for the kids of the ‘information generation.’ The first in a series of posters, ‘Dirt Po(or)ster‘ is a physically interactive art statement that, once dirtying the hands of the recipient, reveals a message by rubbing your dirty mitts across the spot-varnished type.
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