Since I’m with my girl she gives me a UniPo toy every month for celebration. After 2,5 years we’re still together as a happy couple, so you do the math. I def. need a bigger room by the time the year is let’s say 2014. I keep losing track of the actual order in which they came. So she thinks I don’t pay enough attention or whatever. So I tell her if we ever break up, which ofcourse I never-ever-ever hope for, I’m going to sell them all on Ebay. Till then you UniPo fans can watch my Unipo collection here! (more…)
Viva Espana! People in Madrid make crazy stuff too, take Blanca Gomez. Gomez is based in Madrid, Spain. Her work offers a great mix of simplicity, color and tidyness. It all just matches when combined together. The online portfolio tells you so.
Especially we like what she did with the Moleskine project. It’s all tidy and formed by simplicity which is a good thing. Photography is also a form of expression for her. See her Flickr account here. Fosho we’ll keep track of Blancas work in the future. Good thing also, there’s a shop. Nice things for really nice prices.
Based from an excerpt from her own site ‘Nina Braun is immersed in an analogue world, where the obsession with material and her devotion to each individual object emerges from her very personal imagery.
Her approach to materials like wool and fabric are the base for her sometimes child-like and naive objects that result from an intensive working process. Considering that we are living in a digital era where economical aspects of the working process prevail and thoughts and images can be infinitely reproduced, Nina Braun’s approach to work is quite revolutionary.’ Now this sounds al fancy and stuff but the actual images speak for themselves. We love it!
Have you seen Contador riding racing up that mountain yesterday? Pretty sick huh?! Well, this is also. Brent Humphreys is a photographer. He visited Le Tour in 2007 for his new project which is surprisingly called ‘Project Le Tour‘. The site contains stunning images of worlds most famous cycling event. Brent is also running an exhibition which contains the best picks from his project. See his site for al the info.
To celebrate their website re-design, Tagsters will be having a sick photo expo in the NDSM hal in Amsterdam on the 25th of Juli. The event will come with free beer, music and awesome looking pics. Head for Skatepark Amsterdam if you’re in town. See Tagsters for more info and even more mindblowing pics.
Albert Cerriteno makes cool shit! A Mexican illustrator & designer who lives in Portland will amaze you with his artwork. He’s strongly influenced by urban vinyl toys, alternative cartoons, and the pop surrealism movement. The best thing, it’s available at his Etsy store. Like it!
Gods and Monsters a publication by Nowbrow Press has landed. It’s an awesome set of drawings by twenty four talented illustrators and designers such as Alex Spiro, Reuben Rude, Toby Leigh, Jordan Crane, and Sarah King.
You know we’re a big fan of Don Pendleton. Well something new dropped out of his sleeve to entertain us. It’s an online exhibition called The Edge of Bright and is hosted on his Elephont.com website from July, 1oth. Club Mumble has a very nice interview with Don online on their site. You can see it here. And by clicking the read more button you’ll find images from The Edge of Bright. (more…)
We spotted Ryan Bubnis his art somewhere on the web and wanted to know more about this artist. He produces a clean yet chaotic style and has been described as “urban folk.” He uses his creations to set themes to the human condition. The site says ‘Vibrant, abstracted shapes and faces radiate joy and optimism while they float in and out of rich, multi-layered realms.’
