Monday, November 29, 2010
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Jim's Pancakes | Pancake Art, and it's delicious too
Jim, famous for his blog www.jimspancakes.com, has a knack creating these amazing pancakes for his adorable 3 year old daughter, Allison. Waking up in the morning wont be a such a drag anymore if these goodies greets you every morning. I want one too please. Pssst you can order a design idea via Jim's Facebook too.
Superheroes In Drag
A series of poster to promote Drag Night at BED, a gay bar in Manila...INTERESTING!
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Quirky Surrealism by Rob Gonsalves
"What you see is not all it may seem."
As the saying goes, Rob Gonsalves translated this famous quote to a peculiar world of Surrealism. His tale used a pinch of quirky dose that reminds you of your childhood imagination, a moment of flight before a quest. His prints are available for sale here.
Flight Plan
Ladies of the Lake
The Sun Sets Sail
Sailing Islands
Alpine Navigation
Bedtime Aviation
Written World
Pulling Strings
On the Upswing
Posted by Nuke
Paper Sculptures by Jeff Nishinaka
Out of this world paper sculptures by Jeff Nishinaka, using predominantly white colors, this Los Angeles born create an intricate play of shadow and light.
Vogue China Fashion Moments
1949 – 1959: The qipao (Cheongsam) is the Chinese “little black dress”. Can you imagine that the previous generation grew up wearing this? Even Mrs. Zhou (wife of premier Zhou Enlai) is wearing one for her wedding anniversary.
1959 – 1969: During this period, the image of a blue collar work is all the rage. Comfortable, durable clothing allows movement to be even more lively.
1969 – 1979: Nixon visits China in 1972, his wife wore a fiery red coat. During these 10 years, the majority of clothing were blue, green and grey. During the Ping Pong diplomacy, a foreigner wonders the streets of Beijing. His interesting outfit draws a group of onlookers.
1979 – 1989: Girls who like to look pretty can dress up again! Western restaurants, dance clubs, fashion shows…these trendy places are a new eye point
1989 – 1999: On Beijing’s Houhai Bar street, cellphones in hand, Hong Kong movie’s stars’ make up, and big curly hair… like the hottest pop song of the age: Follow your intuition. During the first summer of the 90s, you can see the signs of “cultural t-shirts”. Printed on these simple t-shirts images, words, slogans. On the seen t-shirt is the song “Follow your intuition”.
1999 – 2009: The newly erected CCTV (the state owned TV station, not the CCTV in Europe and stuff) is China’s new landmark. The first Chinese supermodel: Du Juan. Fashion is no longer limited to one’s wardrobe, it also changed the look of a city.
Posted by Joe
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