Posted by Mark Robinson February 9, 2010
A Continuous Lean give us this look at the Spurr Autumn/Winter 2010 Collection. The luxury brand invited Michael to their showroom to view the collection, the pictures over on the ACL website are from the contemporary Spurr range, although they do have a high end line too.
“The gentlemen at Spurr invited me (and you by proxy) over to the …
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Posted by Daniel Benning February 9, 2010
Dont let the fun side of Wesley Eggebrecht’s illustration fool you, he takes his work very seriously, this is his passion, his livelihood. Wesley was born in 1986 and raised in the small town of Ellsworth, Michigan. Growing up within a family full of artists he had a strong influence for his work from the beginning of his life, …
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Posted by Mark Robinson February 9, 2010
I remember saying a while back about the Pointer Desert Boots, which i kind of promoted (not because they asked me to), just because of the silhouette and materials.
These MacAlister Boots from J.Crew come close to comparison, i probably like these better than the suede ones in fact. They provide a worn in look, which you can’t go wrong …
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Posted by Mark Robinson February 9, 2010
I’ve been looking forward to J.Lindeberg’s Autumn/Winter 2010 men’s collection titled “The True North,” which focuses on merging old traditions with new technical advancements.
“The utility and function found in work wear has emerged and evolved through generations of the army, the navy, hunters and farmers. Heralding back to a time
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Posted by Mark Robinson February 8, 2010
This collection has been brewing for a while in the back burners, they released the looks of the Men’s Spring/Summer 2010 collection around July/August 2009 time.
This is a video of the collection that was shown in Paris, which will be stocked in most Dries Van Noten retailers soon. You can buy this online in a few months
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Posted by Mark Robinson February 8, 2010
This short stop motion animation called Digital Analogue was made with over six thousand still photos shot and then edited together. They carefully considered each photo in every video frame, as they would be for individual photo shots.
Since the introduction of digital technology the relationship between camera and photographer has altered dramatically. Speed and accessibility
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Posted by Mark Robinson February 8, 2010
I caught wind of this new exhibition at the whitechapel gallery in London thanks to superfuture. Called ‘where three dreams cross’, it celebrates 150 years of photography from india, pakistan and bangladesh. It gives an insight into how these countries have been shaped but most importantly it shows how photography has developed from the 19th century till present. The show …
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Posted by Mark Robinson February 8, 2010
Portland based artist Mark Warren Jacques recently had an interesting interview with Juxtapoz Magazine. He’s someone that i have never really noticed before, but this guy is very serious about his art, his work is detailed, symmetrical and fluid. It also speaks of a man who has a free imagination, not bound by any constraints.
Read the interview with Mark …
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Posted by Mark Robinson February 8, 2010
Today we get a full look at the Spring/Summer 2010 Men’s Collection from Liberty of London. They have used their trademark floral and pattern prints throughout, featured on items such as the Shirts, Scarves, Handkerchiefs and Ties. Liberty & Co started in 1875, so the company has a lot of heritage, i think this collection shows a good direction, modern …
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Posted by Daniel Benning February 8, 2010
Short Memorising project brought to us from Director Daniel Askill, We have decided not to die is a groundbreaking experimental project developed on the concept of three figures undergoing a transformation through three rituals. Askill creates a surreal world though this piece in which these three figures seem to separate themselves, free from conventional space and time
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