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Monthly Archives: March 2010
Fear Not
What’s your worst fear? Ignorance? Credit cards? Smallpox? Illustrator Brian Rea has collected so many fears over the years that they fill up a 7-meter-by-3.5-meter wall. An exhibition entitled Murals that opened at the Joan Miró Foundation in Barcelona last week gave Rea a chance to not only face, but also trace, his worst fears.
via Fast Company.
Hiroyuki Hamada
Ringmaster Trench
Gorgeous yellow trench for Spring. I would wear this every Monday.
$478, Ringmaster Twill Trench at Leifsdottir.
Fashion in some people’s eyes…
“Fashion in some people’s eyes is very untouchable and super-indulgent,” he said. “For me, it’s just clothes to be worn. And at the end of the day, the point is to sell the product.”
- Alexander Wang, Fashion Designer via The New York Times.
Felix Rodriguez, again
Midcentury Modernized
Love this 900 sq ft place. And the color of the wall in the first photograph is very similar to the color of one of my walls. Whoop!
via New York Times.
Giggle Juice
$30, By Tom Colmans at Society 6.
Leifsdottir
Persistent Pyramids
Julien Grimard
By Photographer Julien Grimard.
This too shall pass / one-take video
You’re about to see this everywhere. So simply amazing. I’ve watched it three times in a row. You should too.
What others are saying:
This video, directed by James Frost, is flat-out incredible. OK Go spent several months with Synn Labs building a giant Rube Goldberg machine in a warehouse to create a new one-take video for the song This Too Shall Pass. I’m not sure how they will ever top this one, but that’s what I thought three videos ago.
For its latest video, released on YouTube Monday night, pop band OK Go recruited a gang of very talented engineers to build a huge, elaborate Rube Goldberg machine whose action perfectly meshes with the band’s song, “This Too Shall Pass,” from the band’s new album, Of the Blue Color of the Sky.