Sunday, January 3, 2010

heading home

so 2009 is over and done with
for me personally it was a year
i would rather store with all those
bad memories, embarassing shit, etc.
alot of success and growing i did
was shadowed by my selfishness and fucked up mindset
kinda weird how this is a blog and i never really
ever write about myself or things im going through
so i do i wanna say since im on the subject
thanks for all the readers out there who
come to my page to check for new stuff, fresh design, whatever
i hope you continue to read all my future postings
imma leave you with a photo i took a few weeks ago
heading home from the club i spin at a few nights a week



photo: ChristianTheLion

Lin Zhipeng

AMAZINGGGG Pieces from Ran Hwang





Ran Hwang was born in Korea in 1960.
Actually she lives and works in New York.

Edina Tokodi




Edina Tokodi born in Hungary. Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.

between us

Clubhouse made of crates



How does one look at a shipping container and see a public space? Just ask German artists Wolfgang Winter and Berthold Hörbelt who took hundreds of bottle crates and perched them on a shipping container, creating a cool clubhouse.

But this type of creative work isn't new to them. The artists create art landmarks for public spaces all over the world. They work to reclaim lost public spaces and open people's eyes to the fact that art is an important vehicle to increase the quality of life, not only to make the city more beautiful. Winter/Hörbelt's beautiful, light filled crate-houses use recycled, everyday objects to build functional spaces for shelter, meeting and entertainment.

wow this is dope



The refillable Color Dial Spray is a novel design for a spray can that contains four colour cartridges (CMYK) in the one can. Two dials (for hue and brightness) help the painter achieve the exact colour required.

Thursday, December 31, 2009

please make me a sandwhich like this



everything must run its course

I love you, You love me

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Cookie Monster Slayer



this bitch

Plant Based Air-Purifier



Easy to see why it won the Popular Science, Best Invention Award. It does not collect pollutants rather actually eliminates pollution through the plant’s natural metabolic activity which performs a biochemical transformation of waste. Any house plant may be used in conjunction with the ANDREA Air Filter to absorb and metabolize noxious chemicals, but the best performing varieties include: Spath or peace lily, Red-edged dragon tree, Spider plant and Aloe Vera. Gotta love the power of nature.

Sogabe House




Who: Masashi Soga and Matidesign
What: Single family residence
Where: Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture
When: 2006
How: Two-story w/basement, wood frame (part steel) construction
Total Floor Area: 1,442 square feet

Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Stargate Studios: King of Green Screen

Stargate Studios Virtual Backlot Demo from Stargate Studios on Vimeo.



Hold on tight and get ready for an incredible experience! Stargate Studios, a high tech production company, takes us on a crazy ride with their Virtual Backlot demo reel. Their Virtual Backlot gives filmmakers unparalleled access to any location through a variety of techniques that range from totally immersive sequences shot entirely on green screen to simple set extensions that marry with photography. Using their Virtual Backlot Library, they blend together hundreds of photo-real, virtual locations covering 28 major cities from around the world.

Amazing Shadow Art





by Tim Noble and Sue Webster

Webster describes the work of the duo as ‘your worst nightmare of what art can be’. Certainly, the pair have little regard for convention, mining the aesthetics of the fairground tattoo and the Las Vegas light show, the shopping mall and the rubbish dump.

They joined forces in their university days at Nottingham Polytechnic and since then have continued to work together, sharing the same fascination with the media and advertising industries; and together have tried being poor, starving artists while Britart became increasingly hip. Noble and Webster utilise a number of different media to visually challenge the relations between the spectacular, the serious and the entertaining.

Cedric Delsaux, Star Wars in Dubai




The recent photo works of Cedric Delsaux, the final installment of his Dark Lens trilogy dealing with the fact and fiction of modern urban space, can be viewed as an attempt to approach this enigmatic, emblematic city, using cinematic futurism as a tool to get a grasp on the present. Cedric describes the feeling he had as if walking around in a gigantic set for a science fiction film: “I instantly knew that all the characters from the Star Wars galaxies would be at home here.” Seen through his Dark Lens, Dubai appears to be finally welcoming the guests it has been built for from the beginning.

Sunday, December 27, 2009

this bus ad takes the cake for me

good shit!!!! zara f/w 2009 collection



Fall and Winter mens collection from Zara. The drop includes an assortment of extraordinary outwear and simple knits that can be mixed and matched. From blazers, suits, coats, knits, to casual wear, this Zara collection has the fashionable man covered.

Thursday, December 24, 2009

Good Design that saves lives



When you live on $3 a day, living sustainable isn't an option, its a necessity. Through socially responsible design, architects and designers have the opportunity to make change. Even if its just a small step.

The Problem: More than a billion people lack easy access to clean drinking water, forcing them to carry water great distances.

The Solution: The Hippo Roller by Project H Design. A simple barrel of recycled materials, grooved for traction and designed to roll over rough terrain using a simple push handle. The Hippo Rollers sides taper up at the ends to minimize its contact with the ground, making it easier to roll. The top and bottom of the barrel are rounded so that the barrel can be tilted upright with less effort than a barrel with a flat bottom.

Such a simple solution. Such a great example of design that dramatically improves peoples lives by solving a very basic problem.

awesomeeeeee packaging/presentation!!!!!



Hijos De Villa Pistol Reposado Tequila

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Handicaped Cars



Handicaped Cars by Beni Bischof.

Carmelit: Uphill Train



the carmelit is an uphill subway system in haifa, israel that opened in 1959. the system has 6 stations
along its 1.8 km track that climbs mt. carmel. the stations look very much like a regular subway but
are slopped on an angle with stairs to make moving up and down easier. the system transports around
2,000 people along the track each day and is among the most unusual subway stations in the world.

House in Ishizuchi






Who: Kazuyuki Okumura
What: Single family residence
Where: Saijyo City, Ehime Prefecture
When: September 2009
How: Two-story steel frame and reinforced concrete construction
Site Area: 8,077 square feet
Construction Area: 2,378 square feet
Total Floor Area: 2,080 square feet

barnacle in tokyo




This new building called ‘fujitsubo’ (barnacle) is in Tokyo’s trendy Omotesando neighborhood. It’s right behind the famous Omotesando Hills designed by Tadao Ando. Just in case you want to check it out during your next visit to Tokyo — the address is 4-13-8 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo.