Peter Max: "Peter Max is a multi-dimensional creative artist. He has worked with oils, acrylics, water colors, finger paints, dyes, pastels, charcoal, pen, multi-colored pencils, etchings, engravings, animation cells, lithographs, serigraphs, silk screens, ceramics, sculpture, collage, video and computer graphics. He loves all media, including mass media as a 'canvas' for his creative expression.
As in his prolific creative output, Max is as passionate in his creative input. He loves to hear amazing facts about the universe and is as fascinated with numbers and mathematics as he is with visual phenomena."
I remeber when I first picked up his book and I discovered his art...He is the reason why I am in love with art. My favorite Painting by him is the Angel floating in space amongst the stars. Man it just makes me feel like a Happy christian.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Peter Max
NIKE AEROFLIGHT HI LE
NIKE AEROFLIGHT HI LE - Sneaker Releases - Sneaker Freaker Magazine: "The Nike Aeroflight has been given a metallic glint in previous times, but this season Nike decided to go all out with this striking gold glamazon. The upper sports dimpled gold leather and a glittering leopard-print on the heel and toe, while the lining and laces come in a perky hot pink. Adding extra sparkle is the platinum swoosh and matching jumbo 'NIKE' on the tongue. Out now at Atmos."
A Bathing Ape 2009 Fall/Winter Collection
A Bathing Ape 2009 Fall/Winter Collection | Hypebeast: "Featured in the latest issue of Cool Trans is an editorial photoshoot, showcasing upcoming items from A Bathing Ape’s Fall/Winter Collection. Highlighted is the brand’s strong medley of outerwear choices, including tiger parkas, flannels, and down jackets alongside the premier of a new Ostrich-infused Bapesta for the Holiday season."
Acronym 2009 Fall/Winter Collection
Acronym 2009 Fall/Winter Collection | Hypebeast: "After hitting select retailers worldwide, Acronym offers a comprehensive look into their 2009-2010 fall/winter collection. The collection is divided into different components including _HARDSHELL, _LIGHTSHELL, _SOFTSHELL, _INSULATOR, _NEXT TO SKIN and _3RD ARM. As always, a strong innovation and technical component is at the basis of each clothing piece. This season sees some marquee pieces residing in the _HARDSHELL GT-J17 and GT-J14, the L-J2 varsity jacket and some new _3RD ARM pockets."
HUMÖR 2010 Spring Collection
HUMÖR 2010 Spring Collection | Hypebeast: "Having been on our radar only within the last little while, Danish-label HUMÖR characterizes a liberal and forward-thinking aesthetic not unlike other Scandinavian brands. Their 2010 spring collection is far from boring with the inclusion of a colorful palette, graphics and interesting silhouettes namely in the form of various drop-crotch variations. Available now at Coutie."
Bobby Hundreds’ Blog | Hypebeast
Bobby Hundreds’ Blog | Hypebeast: "François VI, duc de La Rochefoucauld, le Prince de Marcillac is my new rap name.
Just kidding.
François VI, duc de La Rochefoucauld, le Prince de Marcilla was a prolific writer. La Rochefoucauld was a 17th Century French author, he was a buncha other things also… but he’s mostly known for his proverbial statements, his maxims. By today’s standards, I guess we’d refer to them as 1-liners, except they were profound and vastly insightful on life and the human condition. Kinda like Twitter, except what he said really mattered and resonates centuries later.
I still don’t really understand Twitter. I will be honest, it’s rather ridiculous. I even tried retiring for bit, but then realized that in my line of work I kinda have to do things like that. Annoying. I hate Tweeting product updates or anything related to The Hundreds, I feel like a smarmy salesman. I hate sharing my personal life online, I’m barely interested in whatever I’m doing at the moment, so I’d be surprised if anyone else cared about it. So if you’re 1 of my 10,000 Followers, I’m sure you’ve gotten used to my bad jokes and occasionally, the poor attempt to be La Rochefoucauldian. I apologize."
Bobby Hundreds’ Blog | Hypebeast
Bobby Hundreds’ Blog | Hypebeast: "Here’re some of La Rochefoucauld’s greatest hits (in my opinion):
“True love is like a ghost: everyone speaks of it, but few have seen it. ”
“Passion often renders the most clever man a fool, and even sometimes renders the most foolish man clever.”
“We should often be ashamed of our very best actions if the world only saw the motives that caused them. ”
“Quarrels would not last long if the fault was only on one side.”
“We promise according to our hopes; we fulfill according to our fears”
“The power that the women we love have over us is greater than that which we have over ourselves.”
“Most people judge men only by success or by fortune.”
“The head cannot play the part of the heart for long.”
“True love can not be found where it does not truly exist, nor can it be hidden where it truly does.”
La Rochefoucauld had many great literary works, but MAXIMES is his most recognized. You can buy it off Amazon"
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Nike SB “Brain Wreck” Dunk Hi
Nike SB “Brain Wreck” Dunk Hi | Hypebeast: "Offering a solid look into Todd Bratrud’s continued designs for Nike SB, Minneapolis-based Familia Skateshop hit us with images of the long awaited “Brain Wreck” Dunk Hi. The kicks, switched up a bit from earlier samples, feature a primarily Grey suede upper with Pink leather tongue and toe box and BRAIN WRECK font on the heels in White. Receiving first dibs on the kicks, Familia look to celebrate the occasion in style on October 9th, with a special launch party/art show featuring music by Plain Ole Bill (POS’ tour DJ) along with various special goodies in store. Familia Skateshop
2833 Hennepin Avenue
Minneapolis, MN 55408
612.353.6930"
24 Artists Inspired by Where The Wild Things Are
24 Artists Inspired by Where The Wild Things Are | Highsnobiety.com: "Vice has launched a new site for their 24 Artists Inspired by Where The Wild Things Are series. 24 regularly contributing artists got inspired by the story and its characters and each created a piece of art on the subject. The first ones are by Benjamin Marra and Ben Jones, with 22 more to follow. Check out the site here."
download the PDF File it has way more of this dope art work in it.
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