fix.it.up
For the Fixie Lovers 
‘Fix.it.up’ by Stanislas Giroux.
Enjoy …
fix.it.up from Stanislas Giroux on Vimeo.
1 comment | August 25th, 2010
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Locked
N.I.K. studio presents Locked, a short film about a car thief who wakes up, after a night out, in a car he stole. He is tied up and locked in the car. He can’t even imagine how big of a surprise is waiting for him, because every car has an owner.
Nikita Ovsyannikov (maker of ‘Locked’) is a 21 year old independent filmmaker, painter and photographer, but his passion for films and television has dominated. He just love emotion art. He lives in Russia, in a small town called Pyatigorsk.
We looooooove it! Enjoy!
Locked from Nikita Ovsyannikov on Vimeo.
Add comment | August 25th, 2010
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Ann Marshall
Ann Marshall is an artist based in New York, US.
Her oil and paper collages are very interesting to watch , her portraits are very beautiful …
Inspiring …
What about Ann Marshall?
Ann Marshall grew up in Atlanta, Georgia and earned her BFA from School of Visual Arts in New York City. She has worked in a gallery, illustrated an award winning children’s book on the Holocaust, and traveled nationally and internationally as an ethnographer and consumer anthropologist . Her fine art work has been exhibited in New York City’s Gallery at Lincoln Center. She now works as a portrait and fine artist.
“Because of the drastic scale reduction necessary for the web, there’s often a lot of confusion regarding my work. All figure work is done by hand, using either oil paint or pastel. The collage work is similarly low tech, constructed with scissors and an ever changing array of non-toxic glues.”
We loooooove it! A CYMO one …
Add comment | August 24th, 2010
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Portrait of Crime
Portrait of Crime by Santiago Carusu caught my moment today. Yes, it’s a beautiful piece of art
Santiago is an illustrator based in Buenos Aires, Argentina .
What about Santiag Caruso?
Since 2001 he works professionally. Among his most important publishings you can find:
“The Dunwich Horror” by H. P. Lovecraft and “The Bloody Countess” by Alejandra Pizarnik,(Libros del Zorro Rojo); “The Cherry Tree” (Emecé); “Three Great Plays of Shakespeare” and “Don Quixote”, (Penguin Readers).
He has also made covers for Nightshade Books, Miskatonic River Press, Sudamericana and Emecé, among others.
Nowadays, he makes covers for the mythical magazine CARAS Y CARETAS.
His work stands out both for its vigor as well as for its technique. It is no overstatement to say that the work of Caruso, which is well represented in the galleries and museums of Buenos Aires,
is currently one of the most pleasant revelations of Latin American plastic arts.
Follow this link for more …
Enjoy!
Source: DeviantArt
Add comment | August 22nd, 2010
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Amanda Jas: “Tambien hablo español.”
I discovered Amanda Jas on Flickr. She is a talented photographer based in Ohio, US.
What I like about her page is her everyday ‘diary’ and the description how she feels about the images she posts.
What about Amanda?
i fucking love film
you seem a little on the high side
my secret dream is to learn to snowboard like a badass
tambien hablo español.
You can also take a look @ her Tumblr page.
Enjoy!
Add comment | August 20th, 2010
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Slugabed and Thé feeling …
Slugabeds Dummy Mix made my day.
A moment catcher that results in a wonderful feeling…
Please visit his MySpace where you can find more details.
Enjoy!
“Brussels subway Slugabed Transit”
Add comment | August 20th, 2010
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An Ipad Moment
The first time I notice an Ipad on the train.
What really caught my moment are those undefined spots on the display (very sure it was no finger marks) …
Add comment | August 19th, 2010
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The Cap by Don’t Feed The Swedes
If you are looking for an original piece of furniture, well Don’t Feed The Swedes a very nice stool, a Cap.
What about the Cap and DFTS?
We made a prototype of this stool a few years ago and had a massive response. People asking where they could buy it, who were Don’t Feed The Swedes…But getting it produced wasn’t easy. First up, the guys in suits thought it was ‘more fashion than design’. So we took it to the fashion folk – who loved it but didn’t know how to make furniture. So DFTS Factory was born and we made it ourselves.
With Cap we want to pay homage to an artform and culture which has inspired and provoked thoughtful expression across the world; Graffiti. It’s an iconic tribute piece to the personalities and works which gives Cap its inspiration. We hope that you’ll use it as it was intended – to make your own lasting statement of individuality. /Don’t Feed the Swedes
I like !!!
Source: Design Milk
Add comment | August 18th, 2010
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