↑ Napoleon Bona-Dolly Parton (2012) |
Nov 30, 2012
Je te présente:
Napoleon Bona-Dolly Parton! I've always wanted to see Napoleon Bonaparte in Dolly Parton drag. so.... I guess this is how I've just spent my entire evening.
CATEGORIES
Art,
Collage,
Digital Art,
Dolly Parton,
Illustration,
Napoleon Bonaparte,
Stuffeddoggie
Nov 16, 2012
Grandpaw
Hi friends and pals!
I've been busy digitizing Grandpaw stuffeddoggie's amazing Kodachrome slide collection. I'll be posting a few daily at stuffeddoggie.tumblr.com ❤
I've been busy digitizing Grandpaw stuffeddoggie's amazing Kodachrome slide collection. I'll be posting a few daily at stuffeddoggie.tumblr.com ❤
CATEGORIES
1950s,
1960s,
Grandpaw Stuffeddoggie,
Kodachrome,
Photography,
Stuffeddoggie
Nov 15, 2012
Goldfinger Brownjohn
Simplistic in concept and artfully minimal in design, artistic director Robert Brownjohn's title sequence for Goldfinger (1964) is perfectly executed. What a brilliant idea to project sequences from the film onto the gilded body of glorious 'glamour-girl' Margaret Nolan! A simple/cheeky idea, meticulously executed + perfect typography + the velvet rumble of Shirley Bassey = quintessentially sexy spy-junk history! His piece is not only timelessly modern and sophisticated, but stands alone as one of the most iconic pieces of 1960's design and cinema.
SPEAKING of which... One of the MoMA's exciting recent acquisitions is none other than a series of photographs by Herbert Spencer which document Robert Brownjohn's preparatory studies for the Goldfinger title sequence! NYC friends, this collection is being presented in conjunction with the film exhibition 50 Years of James Bond and is on display until March 18th, 2013. The following are just a few of the photographs on exhibition. So beautiful:
SPEAKING of which... One of the MoMA's exciting recent acquisitions is none other than a series of photographs by Herbert Spencer which document Robert Brownjohn's preparatory studies for the Goldfinger title sequence! NYC friends, this collection is being presented in conjunction with the film exhibition 50 Years of James Bond and is on display until March 18th, 2013. The following are just a few of the photographs on exhibition. So beautiful:
Nov 12, 2012
Little Trouble Girl
Director Mark Romanek's video for Sonic Youth's "Little Trouble Girl" is so beautiful. The combination of 90's colors and 70's Los Angeles topped by the feeling that you're watching the entire thing with your face pressed up to a surveillance TV screen is so perfect. Kim Gordon and Kim Deal (The Pixies, The Breeders) are such languorous beauties! Their voices and stares remind me so much of the listless teenage musings of the Shangri-Las (1, 2, 3).
Once, right around the time that we started playing Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, my brother and I spent an afternoon aimlessly searching a large abandoned cooperate office building for ammunition, red and green herbs, and infected zombies. Groping around the doorways of windowless offices searching for a light switch was just about the creepiest thing ever... but sometimes, a few bars of eerie wavering fluorescent light would flicker on and my desolation would blossom into the weirdest most indescribable feeling of awe.
As I walked around kicking white ceiling tiles and tripping on tangled telephone wires, I thought about how impractical Jill Valentine's outfit was and wondered what the office was like when people still worked there.
Once, right around the time that we started playing Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, my brother and I spent an afternoon aimlessly searching a large abandoned cooperate office building for ammunition, red and green herbs, and infected zombies. Groping around the doorways of windowless offices searching for a light switch was just about the creepiest thing ever... but sometimes, a few bars of eerie wavering fluorescent light would flicker on and my desolation would blossom into the weirdest most indescribable feeling of awe.
As I walked around kicking white ceiling tiles and tripping on tangled telephone wires, I thought about how impractical Jill Valentine's outfit was and wondered what the office was like when people still worked there.
CATEGORIES
1970s,
1990s,
Interiors,
Jill Valentine,
Kim Deal,
Kim Gordon,
Mark Romanek,
Music,
Music Video,
Playstation One,
Resident Evil,
Shangri-Las,
Sonic Youth,
Video Games
Nov 8, 2012
Wrestlemania 2012
Sting vs. The Undertaker. Competing for the Worrrld Title! From the moment I walked into the arena I was a dead man walking. How can you compete with a 6'10'' undead from Hell who feels no pain?? My foe refused to submit to the Scorpion Death Lock as the heinous Paul Bearer laughed and squealed in my face... All it took was one Tombstone - and the rest is Wrestlemania history.
"My sole purpose in this lifeless world... is to collect the souls... of the unfortunate people... that cross me." -The Undertaker
Nov 5, 2012
Inkee Wang
How awesome is the work of Yingqi Wang, aka. Inkee Wang? I love her prints, I love her colors, her weird people! Inkee, your work is lovely.
Nov 4, 2012
Blueee
Here's a little fantasma of magical blue undersea watery things:
↑ "Entertainment at the Bar" Lawrence Schiller (1960) |
↑ Marilyn Monroe by Lawrence Schiller |
↑ "Palm Springs Fashion no. 8" Lawrence Schiller (1964) |
↑ Linda Evangelista for Vivienne Westwood, FW 1995 |
↑ via meow |
↑ via meow |
↑ Sofia Coppola by Jurgen Teller |
↑ Piece from "Plato's Atlantis" Alexander McQueen SS 2010 |
↑ via meow |
↑ unknown |
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