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MEGGS x LISTER x KID-ZOOM from itdrewitself on Vimeo. Nice documentary style and some really nice artwork. Notes from Vimeo: “When three renowned Australian street artists all independently visited the UK in June, Very Nearly Almost organised a meet up and invited us to produce a video documenting the day. Featuring Meggs, Lister and Kid Zoom.” Visit -> verynearlyalmost.com Visit -> anthonylister.com Visit [...] Amsterdam based agency ‘Resoluut’ looks to have designed a very clean and fresh iPad app for women’s pop culture/style magazine ‘Viva’. The video demo boasts some elegant integration of video, casual gaming, and enhanced articles containing lots of nice layers to explore. Not exactly the kind of content that I’m into, but I’ll be downloading it anyway, [...] I think what I like best about the videography work coming from L.A. based ‘The Qualities of Light’ is the diversity and freshness of their content. The following excerpt from their website manifesto say’s it all, “visual displays to highlight the lives of inspiring people or organizations within the Los Angeles area”. There are only [...] I’ve posted about my photo book project a couple of times here on CircuitBreaks.com, and I’m now posting to let you all know that it’s finally up for a full preview and if you really, really dig it… for purchase on Blurb.com. I had a great time taking the pics, pulling them all together and [...] If you’re looking for a new online resource for design, art, music, culture and fashion you may want to check out Honeyee.com. I like the simplicity of the site’s template which allows the imagery to speak loudly and not become diluted by a heavy site skin. The categories are pretty interesting as well, covering everything [...] I really enjoy Napoleón Vuelaenpartes’ genius fusion of old school skate, retro silk screen illustration and Star Wars imagery. In my opinion, he could keep playing around with those ingredients endlessly, I don’t think I’d ever get bored of them. Nice colors, textures, fresh illustration and type… Have a look via the link below. Visit -> http://www.flickr.com/photos/napoleonvuelaenpartes/ The Mentawai, Behind the Scenes Documentary from Joey L on Vimeo. Super talented, Brooklyn based photographer Joey Lawrence shares his incredible behind the scenes footage of The Mentawai tribe during his photo shoot in Siberut, Indonesia. The whole trip looks like it was an amazing adventure and makes for a very entertaining/interesting view. Be sure to [...] Red Cafe – Heart and Soul of New York City by K1X from K1X on Vimeo. This video reminds me of all the time I spent watching b-ball games just outside the West 4th street station in the village. Just killing time, in the summer, in NYC, there really is no place like it. It’s a [...] If you frequent my blog, which is wishful thinking on my part, you may have noticed the radio silence over the last few days. A couple of times a year I actually get to see my parents in person. This past weekend they were able to come out for a visit and it was their [...] While browsing some of my favorite Flickr contacts last night I came across some new stuff by Brooklyn based photographer Timothy McGurr aka ’13th Witness’ and decided to post some of them. His work is consistently captivating, diverse, memorable… and he always manages to capture the most genuine of moments. He definitely gives me something [...] Logorama from Robby Ralston on Vimeo. Sorry folks, they took the video down… All together now! -> BOOOOO! Last July I posted the teaser video for this short by French designers from H5 called ‘Logorama’ that explores how logos have become more and more a part of our everyday lives, to the point at which we as [...] Shoreditch, London based photographer Jonathan Winstone, takes incredible shots that look to be the product of someone who is completely immersed in his subject matter. He’s captured a ton of ‘one in a million’ moments from within the urban fixie/skate culture that range from in-action riding to his time in-transit and some phenomenal portraits of [...] I saw these unique works by graffiti artist ‘Hush’ on woostercollective.com and decided to post them. I really like how distruptive they are amongst other more typical works of graffiti art. The bold color and simplicity of his graphic elements are reminiscent of facial characteristics of Japanese Menga illustration and instantly create an iconic, almost [...] |
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