Monday 23 September 2013
Sunday 22 September 2013
Fangophilia
http://tokyofashion.com/fangophilia-jewelry/
Founded by Japanese dentist Taro Hanabusa, Fangophilia creates one-of-a-kind teeth and silver accessories custom molded to the wearer’s body.
Custom Molded Japanese Body Jewelry
Founded by Japanese dentist Taro Hanabusa, Fangophilia creates one-of-a-kind teeth and silver accessories custom molded to the wearer’s body.
Thursday 12 September 2013
Beading and embelishments/manipulations
http://hectorsos.net/
Paper Faces, 2009
Art direction and graphic design for the catalog-paper sample Torras Papel creator.
"Paper Faces" was created with the intention of linking CreatorVol paper use, a role for the publishing industry as natural, vivid and close, hence the relationship and the metaphor that between paper and face. From this idea and the need to show the qualities of paper in printing a cuatricomia processed a number of distinctive elements made of paper structures that cover the face of the different models.
Paper and color are the elements that give strength to the project and like a performative act is involved, articulates a photo shoot where the attitude is sought by the model is similar to a traditional portrait session with looking bust turns to the camera, classic profiles and three quarters, looking for a distinctly urban aesthetic, young and contemporary. Through a natural light without dramatic effects, the clarity of light unifies the different images creating a clean atmosphere and providing different models of an air of naturalness.
PROJECT Lázaro Rosa made to study
Xabier Mendiola PHOTOGRAPHY
CUSTOMER Torras Papel / Date: 2009
BRONZE 2010 LAUS IN CATEGORY OF "ART DIRECTION IN PHOTOGRAPHY"
Wednesday 11 September 2013
Rodarte New York Fashion Week Collection
Short clip- http://instagram.com/p/eFkIK8RHNy/
http://rodarte.net/
Rodarte's New York Fashion Week collection.
Inspired by urban chic, the everyday girl that likes to let her hair down.
Go to festivals and clubbing with her friends after a hard days work. Work hard play hard.
Monday 9 September 2013
A Mortal Work Of Art
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b039pdtg
As tattoos become ever more visible on the bodies of the British public, Mary Anne Hobbs explores the meeting point between the world of fine art and the world of tattoos. She talks to Spider Webb, the tattoo artist credited with creating the first conceptual art tattoo and the artist Sandra Ann Vita Minchin who is in the process of getting a 17th century Dutch masterpiece tattooed on her back. She visits art historian Dr Matt Lodder who is writing what will be the first art history text on tattooing. She meets Alex Binnie, proprietor of Into You Tattoo - one of the first tattoo parlours in the UK to openly fuse fine art and tattooing.
The writer Shelley Jackson caught public attention worldwide when she launched her Skin project in 2003. Skin was to be a short story which would exist as over two thousand words individually tattooed on volunteers. These participants would become the words in Shelley's story. As the project celebrates its 10th anniversary, Mary Anne talks to Shelley about the inspiration behind Skin and she meets one of Shelley's words - the novelist and short story connoisseur Nicholas Royle.
Mary Anne discusses how fine art is influencing and being influenced by tattooing with Sion Smith, editor of Skin Deep, the UK's best-selling Tattoo Magazine and Trent Aitken-Smith editor of Tattoo Master. She talks to one of the new generation of tattoo artists, Amanda Wachob, who sees skin as the ultimate canvas.
A Mortal Work of Art explores a practice often portrayed as a marginal pursuit, but that is most definitely mainstream today, and asks why the art establishment has taken such a long time to embrace it.
As tattoos become ever more visible on the bodies of the British public, Mary Anne Hobbs explores the meeting point between the world of fine art and the world of tattoos. She talks to Spider Webb, the tattoo artist credited with creating the first conceptual art tattoo and the artist Sandra Ann Vita Minchin who is in the process of getting a 17th century Dutch masterpiece tattooed on her back. She visits art historian Dr Matt Lodder who is writing what will be the first art history text on tattooing. She meets Alex Binnie, proprietor of Into You Tattoo - one of the first tattoo parlours in the UK to openly fuse fine art and tattooing.
The writer Shelley Jackson caught public attention worldwide when she launched her Skin project in 2003. Skin was to be a short story which would exist as over two thousand words individually tattooed on volunteers. These participants would become the words in Shelley's story. As the project celebrates its 10th anniversary, Mary Anne talks to Shelley about the inspiration behind Skin and she meets one of Shelley's words - the novelist and short story connoisseur Nicholas Royle.
Mary Anne discusses how fine art is influencing and being influenced by tattooing with Sion Smith, editor of Skin Deep, the UK's best-selling Tattoo Magazine and Trent Aitken-Smith editor of Tattoo Master. She talks to one of the new generation of tattoo artists, Amanda Wachob, who sees skin as the ultimate canvas.
A Mortal Work of Art explores a practice often portrayed as a marginal pursuit, but that is most definitely mainstream today, and asks why the art establishment has taken such a long time to embrace it.
Thursday 5 September 2013
Wednesday 4 September 2013
Sunset in Ibiza
Short clip - http://instagram.com/p/eDOwbfyN-n/
People have constantly bee captured by the beautiful colours of sunsets. Sharing my experience of the sunset in Ibiza on the rocks by the famous Cafe Mambo.
Related text:
"What can you say about the deep meaning of sunset? How can you relate in to your life? Is it happy or sad moments ?
Sunset is the begining of night time ,I called it "the night's gate" . I think it's a sad time for some people.But for me it's the calm and warm time. I can have all my writings and work at this time. For all the things in life you can make anything as happy or sad moments of your life. I hope you enjoyed my writings.
Thanks for reading it.
By Emilie "
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