SILICON aka Kody Nielson has released his debut album for a full album stream before it’s release this upcoming Friday (Aug 28, 2015) SILICON – Personal Cumputer ALBUM STREAM The album stream is presented in an interactive art gallery format, you can stroll through the separate cover arts that were specifically made for each track handmade by Kody Nielson himself. Silicon Online Website | Facebook | Twitter
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A Kissable Coffee Lid
I love coffee, you love coffee, they love coffee. It’s time to make things a bit more intimate. Korean based designer Jang Wooseok has created a coffee lid replicating kissable lips. They vary from color and ethnicity too. Wooseok states “Take-out coffee is a symbol of city culture and fashion,” [The] shape of a lip is a distinctive style, thereby the combination will be fun.”
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Les Danseurs by photographer Matthew Brookes
Matthew Brookes who is more well-known for his editorial fashion shoots delved into a project featuring male ballet dancers from the Ballet de l’Opéra de Paris. The series is full of skilled movements and parallel compositions, all captured in crisp black and white photos. Matthew Brookes Related articles Yvonne Craig, who played Batgirl in the 1960s, dies at 78 Yvonne Craig (Batgirl and the green alien girl on Star Trek) RIP Yvonne Craig Dies: TV’s Batgirl Was 78 Happy 119th Birthday Léonide Massine
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Caroline’s Symphony by Giampaolo Sgura
For the October 2015 issue of Vogue Japan, Caroline Trentini steps into a world of refined nostalgia in “Caroline’s Symphony.” Photographed by Giampaolo Sgura, the series evokes the grandeur of early 1900’s portraiture through luxurious styling and poised elegance
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The Good Life – The Troubadour’s Green Room (Music Video)
Tim Kasher best known for his work with the band Cursive has released a music video with his other band The Good Life for their song titled “The Troubadour’s Green Room”which is a catchy somber tune of the grass isn’t always greener. The video has a glowing line animation created by artist Bryan Brinkman. Watch the music video below: Order here: http://saddle-creek.com/store/687
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Rafael Nadal for the Latest Tommy Hilfiger Underwear Campaign
Keeping in traditions with sportsmen dabbling in underwear modeling we have famous Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal in the latest Tommy Hilfiger underwear campaign. See the campaign below:
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Paintings by artist Ali Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh’s technique draws inspiration from classical fresco methods, resulting in soft, glowing surfaces that feel both timeless and contemporary. Each portrait centers on subtle gestures and expressive eyes, allowing the viewer to connect deeply with her subjects. The compositions feel tender, refined, and quietly powerful.
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KRISTEN STEWART by KAI Z FENG
In the September 2015 issue of Elle UK, actress Kristen Stewart takes center stage in a strikingly androgynous editorial. Photographed by Kai Z Feng, the series explores bold color palettes, textured fabrics, and a fearless mix of modern styling.
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Vince Menswear F/W 2015 Lookbook
The Vince Fall/Winter 2015 menswear lookbook puts model Arthur Gosse front and center, showcasing sporty, dark city-ready clothing. Photographed by Lachlan Bailey, the series captures effortless urban style with understated elegance.
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Julia Nordström, Johanna Larsson by Linda Andersson
In the August 2015 issue of Revs Magazine, models Julia Nordström and Johanna Larsson star in a futuristic, sci-fi inspired editorial. Photographed by Linda Andersson, the spread combines mod styling with forward-thinking fashion concepts.
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Boy Punches Hole Through 1.5 Million Dollar Painting
It wasn’t some sort of radical statement but more of a simple footing problem. When this 12-year-old Taiwanese boy tripped not even the string like barrier could withstand the eventful fall creating a hole in the 350 year Paolo Porpora oil painting stated to be worth 1.5 million dollars. oops. The organizers are not making the boy or his family pay for repairs or damages since the video does show it was an accident. “All 55 paintings in the venue are authentic pieces and they are very rare and precious,” says the exhibition’s Facebook page. “Once these works are damaged, they are permanently damaged.” Watch the event happen below:
