...Is what Im doing right now. My friends are always telling me Im gonna be great I just have to be patient until my success is coming. I have known that since I found out who I was int his world. The team and I have a long long long journey ahead of us, and step by step we will get to where need to get to. A wise man once said Patience is a Virtue. I am being patient lettin the lord work out the kinks and nicks in the hairline of life. If I am rushin evrything I will continually be depressed. People around me are like starting to become successful and get their projects moving and what not and Im like man, I gotta hurry. But now I realize its all in good timing. I guess the ones who become far greater have to wait and learn more before they back flip into the end. So I am gonna take it slow like DJ Screw music in H-Town. Who knows The man upstairs may have me be greater than what I even expect.
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Taken it Slow...
Mach 5
You would think they would put these cars on the streets instead of wasting money on concept cars.
Dope tho.
Ladies in the Jacobs
One of my favorite fashion influences, American sportswear, is about to go into high gear for spring 2010, and that fact makes me so happy I could cry. This Marc by Marc Jacobs hooded terry jumpsuit pretty much epitomizes the trend. What could be more perfect for travel and casual hanging out? Nada I tell you!
Stoners
Stone Island Shadow began as a discourse between sportswear company owner and creative director Carlo Rivetti and the design team of Michaela Sachenbacher and Errolson Hugh, also known as Acronym. A platform for exploration, the shadow project rapidly evolved into a system based program for a new generation of urban masculine apparel. With both Stone Island’s incredible historical archive, and its unparalleled forward development resources as a starting point, Acronym sought to conceive a project according to their strong technical and performance based roots. The result is a unique and unprecedented fusion. A fresh and intelligent new light cast upon the timeless interplay of form and function. Calling the project Shadow underlines the intimate relationship and interaction between this work and the full body of the Stone Island Collection.
Buoyed by the ongoing research and development of it’s four previous seasons, the fifth Stone Island Shadow capsule resurfaces with newfound richness and character. Holistic and truly contemporary, the collection continues its investigation of identity, use, and systems through the marriage of new aesthetics and proven technologies. A nimble and worldworthy ship whose port of call could only be the harbor of futurity that is Stone Island. Through the use of compound treatments and multiple effects, fabrics and garments are invested with uncommon dimensionality and sophistication. Surface becomes depth as the senses perceive treatment upon treatment and effect upon effect. Patterns map dynamics, treatments reveal structures, and colors deepen contrasts in a way that both obfuscates and rewards. The strength of stone island shadow is its ability to thrive at all points possible, and its resistance to being pinned down at all.
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