GRAPHIC by Kristian Hammerstad

http://www.kristianhammerstad.com/

PAINTINGS by Kevincyr

“In a culture in which people are easily lured by the appeal of status-enhancing symbols, I find beauty in derelict cars and unkempt landscapes.”

http://www.kevincyr.net/

STICKY TAPE ART by Mark Khaisman

Using packing tape, he has recreated scenes from favorite Alfred Hitchcock thrillers "The 39 Steps," and "Spellbound."

His novel use of the stationery more commonly associated with securing parcels also extends to reworking stills from late director Samuel Fuller's 1953 noir masterpiece "Pickup on South Street."

The medium may be banal, but Khaisman's tape art is anything but everyday.

To get the striking effect, Khaisman applies translucent brown packing tape to clear plastic panels. By building up layers, he can create opaque areas, which block out light shining through the back of the panels.

The Ukrainian former stained-glass designer says he hopes his tape art makes looking at cultural icons a more personal experience.

100% DESIGN TOKYO

I'M FINE

HOW ARE YOU?

Actions Speak Louder Than Words

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SKYBURIAL from jaime rubiano on Vimeo.

ASH STYMEST FOR METAL #17 ISSUE from revista metal on Vimeo.

taste the fear

vogue nippon // december 2009.
happy halloween!!
PHOTOGRAPHED BY THOMAS LAGRANGE

Here Come The Waves: The Hazards of Love Visualized Trailer

Here Come The Waves: The Hazards of Love Visualized Trailer from The Decemberists on Vimeo.

"Small Planet"

Small Planet was the name of Naoki’s exhibition at Paul Smith’s galleries in London and Tokyo, and the title of the accompanying publication available in Australia through Kinokuniya.

BOO! HOO!