Joie Refugee distressed leather lace up boots with leather sole, an essential.
24.9.09
Tricking out a new ride. Back off hipsters.
Last night a good friend shared a link, http://www.republicbike.com, after hearing that Ruby the Cannondale was no longer around and now a new bike might just be in order! If only I can figure out which one to get. The interactive site lets the user create their own dream machine. Huumm flashy or conservative and do they ship abroad? Nope on in the USA and Canada. Fixed or free you decide! Needless to say it's an entertaining website. Pick your options and let Republic do the rest of the work, made to order.
Bloody Eureka!
Drip, 2008
States of Limbo, 2007
Svayambh, 2007
Basically, Anish Kapoor is at the forefront of my inspiration. Period.
Finding significant colour inspiration from his works, enjoying the monotone pop contrast. A mathematical function preserving given order with a hint of disarray.
Anish Kapoor (born Bombay, 1954) has been a native Londoner since the early 70s. He studied at Hornsey College of Art and Chelsea School of Art Design. http://www.anishkapoor.com/
23.9.09
22.9.09
SHOW:studio Fashion Revolution
Professor of Fashion Imagery at London College of Fashion Penny Martin and Alistair O'Neil, Senior Research Fellow at Central Saint Martins, present Fashion Revolution in partnership with SHOW:studio. SHOW:studio is Nick Knight.
Uniting 'Process', 'Performance' and 'Participation'
More info click here
Venue: Somerset House, The Strand, London WC2R 1LA.
Date: 17 September - 20 December 2009
Daniel Maidman's Mighty Women
Daniel Maidman's latest life size painting, Merops Iphikrates, oil on canvas 60" x 36", demands your attention! It's no longer a matter of asking, Daniel's paintings insist viewers to take a step back and acknowledge the subjects' powers. Merops Iphikrates, is the latest in the "Mighty Women" series.
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14.9.09
Grassroots Movements, T-shirts for change
Hello world,
Looking to make a difference on many levels? Imagine a place where the consumer spending yields a 50/50 split towards donation, plus the donor gets a token in return!
Thanks to One Tribe buyers like you can get a natural T-shirt, male or female, composed from “eco-textiles.” By blending bamboo, an antimicrobial and antibacterial material, with 100% organic cotton consumers can help reduce waste and chemicals such as those necessitated by traditional cotton production.
In addition, One Tribe T-shirts are silk screened by Go West, a environmental friendly screen printing shop that uses wind power to run its presses, dryer, and lights. The company also uses eco-friendly citrus, soy, and organic materials for printing.
One Tribe T-shirt designs support efforts such as the Child Helpline International, Global Village of Beijing, Grassroots Soccer, Peace Jam and Water.org with 50% of the end cost donated towards their efforts.
Child Helpline International:
Helping children in need of care and protection all over the world with child helplines.
Learn more childhelplineinternational.org
Global Village of Beijing:
Working together to provide environmental insights for the future of China.
Grassroots Soccer:
Using the power of soccer in the fight against AIDS by providing African youth the knowledge, skills + support to live HIV free.
Learn more grassrootsoccer.org
Peace Jam:
Connecting youth with Nobel Peace laureates to create global change.
Water.org:
Working for the day when everyone in the world can take a safe drink of water.
Looking to make a difference on many levels? Imagine a place where the consumer spending yields a 50/50 split towards donation, plus the donor gets a token in return!
Thanks to One Tribe buyers like you can get a natural T-shirt, male or female, composed from “eco-textiles.” By blending bamboo, an antimicrobial and antibacterial material, with 100% organic cotton consumers can help reduce waste and chemicals such as those necessitated by traditional cotton production.
In addition, One Tribe T-shirts are silk screened by Go West, a environmental friendly screen printing shop that uses wind power to run its presses, dryer, and lights. The company also uses eco-friendly citrus, soy, and organic materials for printing.
One Tribe T-shirt designs support efforts such as the Child Helpline International, Global Village of Beijing, Grassroots Soccer, Peace Jam and Water.org with 50% of the end cost donated towards their efforts.
Child Helpline International:
Helping children in need of care and protection all over the world with child helplines.
1 shirt provides two weeks of helpline support for children in developing countries |
Learn more childhelplineinternational.org
Global Village of Beijing:
Working together to provide environmental insights for the future of China.
1 shirt purchases 8 reusable bags (made by rural people) and reduces the use of thousands of plastic bags |
Learn more gvbchina.org
Grassroots Soccer:
Using the power of soccer in the fight against AIDS by providing African youth the knowledge, skills + support to live HIV free.
1 shirt equips one child in Africa with the knowledge, skills, & support to live HIV free |
Learn more grassrootsoccer.org
Peace Jam:
Connecting youth with Nobel Peace laureates to create global change.
1 shirt helps a youth to attend a global leadership training conference with a Nobel Peace Prize winner |
Learn more peacejam.org
Water.org:
Working for the day when everyone in the world can take a safe drink of water.
1 shirt provides a person in a developing country access to clean drinking water for life |
Learn more water.org
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rE-versible printed laptop sleeves
Check out these super brilliant Macbook Pro polychloroprene reversible laptop sleeves. Featuring Contour's custom patterns on one side and a solid color on the other, these functional laptop coverings protect geeks like me from scratching the beautiful, aluminum Apple casing while still appearing a slight bit in the know. Duh, the pink pinstripe one (note: design director - hello who let the retoucher get away with the yellowed ground finish?).
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