Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Bang! Bang!

(Please no comments about the title!)So...art is inspired by surrounding events, by history, by people. That's why it's only natural in a violent world, for art to be inspired by violence! This time, the example comes from Ken & Dana Design, in the form of a neck piece.

Now, it's not the first time weapons have inspired jewelery designers (like Obey), but what I like about it is the fact that it's not so "in your face!". The details! ->so important and so devilish, right?:)From:Ken & Dana Design

Kaleidoscopes in true Typography

I guess this is what a graphic designer could call "a great time". Hours and hours of fun! All thanks to Katerina Orlikova and her magical typography kaleidoscopes!
Using the medium of a kaleidoscope, Katerina Orlikova developed a series of five units each themed around a single typeface, ranging from sans serif to calligraphic; the result are beautifully colorful images that scarcely represent our traditional perceptions of type and how we interpret its design.

From: Format Mag

Band of Outsiders - Fall 2010

Now this is a group, a Band of Outsiders...that everybody wants to be in!!! They created a great-fun look for fall 2010/2011!

But I'm afraid that when the cold season will start, the brand will change it's name! No Band of Outsiders can be popular, right? Well..they will prove wrong! Love the images, love the clothes, love the show (by the way, Anna Wintour was there at the show and was impressed by it-a smile!!!)
Love! Love! Love! From: Refinery29

Marc Da Cunha Lopes and Video-Games

And as a plus for the boys, here is how most iconic games of the past few decades were created in factories! Actually, I guess they were made by hand, right? As far as Marc Da Cunha Lopes...YES!

The Tetris blocks:Good-old Mario 1-Up mushroom:
Sonic rings:From: Marc Da Cunha Lopes, Offworld

Meet Marc Da Cunha Lopes!

Now, I have a thing for freaky photographers. Yes, yes...the sick mind is something that I enjoy (visually that is). And, after seeing the work of Marc Da Cunha Lopes, I'm not ashamed to say: I'm in love!

So yes, most of his work is a bit odd for most, but that's what makes it interesting. The beauty of the horror, of the strange! But I'll just let you find out more, after seeing his site.

Until the, this is LULU:Cute...right? Puff...little kids acting like grownups, doing "cute" things...pufff...But I like it! :D

From:Marc Da Cunha Lopes

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

No School, Like the Old School!

No rules, no limits. Grandmistresses of flash Liya and Lily are taking cues from rap’s female greats for an explosion of prints, platforms, sequins, and crimped hair. Yo. Can you handle it?
PUSH IT REAL GOOD photoshoot
V-magazine
Shot by: Josh Olins
Styling by: Clare Richardson
Models: Lily Donaldson & Liya KebedeFrom: Fashion Copious

Rachel Roy - Miroir Mirror

The Evolution of the HIPSTER

(2000-2009)
The November 2009 issue of Paste Magazine. For a closer analysis, visit their page now! (bigger img. HERE) It's vital you and the rest of the world understand the historical-political-social implications of this trend!!! :)))
Aaaaah! I F word love them!From: Colorblind Blog, Laughing Squid

It's SPRING!!! (2010 :)) )

...and for me, there's no one better then Jean Charles de Castelbajac to prove it! Oh the colors! The prints! The FUNNN!!! Love his work!From: Dreemzology

Monday, March 1, 2010

Absolutely Fabulous Fair!

So, just got back last night from Bucharest, from the Absolutely Fabulous Fair! What can I say? Fun fun fun! Just loved it! Kisses and love to Diana Enciu, Alina Tanasa, Coca Zaboloteanu, Andreea Jivcovici and everybody else that took part! Love you all!

Here are a few images (from the road trip by train, Bucharest by night and the fair).
Plus, here you can see me saying a few words about the fair!