More Good Hip Hop.....
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Lowkey Famous - RO. A
Prada Fantasy Lookbook FW 10






Friday, July 9, 2010
Brian Jungen
Brian Jungen is an artist from Vancouver. I like how he uses the entire pieces taken from whole manufactured goods instead of taken parts from here and there. He uses his pieces of art to extend form and function which comment on waste, pop culture, spirituality and industrialism. 
Above he's constructed what looks to be a turtle shell entirely out of green, black and blue plastic trash cans. Perhaps its emphasizing we throw too much and at the same time mocking the green movement calling it slow and perhaps Dead. 

Wow this last sculpture is genius I never would have thought of combining dark age style armor with a native american twist.
Eco Friendly Goodness
This device created by Belkin known as the Conserve Valet allows users to plug in all their rechargeable devices into one unit. There will be no looking around for different outlets to plug your Ipod & or phone in. The interesting thing about the device is its ability to automatically shut off when all the devices are fully charged.
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Milan Hemmingway





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Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Patrick Martinez vs. Arizona




LA-based artist Patrick Martinez proves he isn’t afraid to tackle a controversial issue head-on with this incredible series of one-of-a-kind custom fitted hats, which poke fun at Arizona’s SB1070 immigration law by making a variation on the Major League Baseball Arizona Diamondbacks name & logo into a racial slur. In Patrick’s own words, “”I created the hat pieces to visually show the connection between the racist republicans that run the “Arizona Diamondbacks”(a major league baseball team) and how they are helping to push the Arizona SB1070 law by generous funding. I re-named the team with the racist inspired name Arizona Wetbacks because I believe it’s more of a fit based on the racist actions the owners are taking with the SB1070 bill which they are helping to advance. I created three hats for the three players on the diamondbacks of latin decent (Juan Guitterez, Gerardo Parra, and Rodrigo Lopez) that will be celebrated on the field then asked for their papers when they leave it. This bill is a step backwards in terms of progression. It is also a giant slap in the face to the many people that fought for equal rights in the past as well as the present. The SB1070 law has the feeling of the beginning stages of apartheid. This bill should be stopped.” Photos by Chaim Diesto.
