You might remember these guys original video created for “Neurosonic Audiomedical Laboratories” combining human sounds with machines that looked human, all based on a musical collaboration of Foreign Beggars, The Scratch Pervert, Shlomo and Will Clarke. Well this is what they would look like live.
If you haven’t seen the old video then
Gap launched its new loyalty program “Sprize” in Vancouver. Advertising agency Cossette West uses the tag line “Shopping turned on its head” for this campaign. Visitors to the store found everything flipped on its head. Almost everything has been inverted including the store logo, clothes racks that were fixed to the ceiling and even the cars in front of the store were flipped around.
This notepad developed by Trapped in Suburbia makes it a lot more fun to rid of all the bad idea’s you come up with in a day. Just curl the paper in to a ball and start throwing.
A mash-up of the photography website Flickr, where amateur photographers can display their pictures at an on-line gallery for anyone to view and comment on, and SoundCloud, where users can post their own songs for other users to listen to. You can hear songs from users in New York, London, Buenos Aires, Montreal and even Copenhagen, and filter the tracks in terms of popularity, too. Check out some new amateur music from your favourite city here
Don’t think I have posted anything from this guy before. He’s been a favourite of mine for some time now. Unfortunately his work has moved in a direction I’m not that in to, so I’m going to post some of his old work here instead. You should check Antony Micallef out. Or you can see some of my favourites after the jump.
David Shrigley is know for his irony in drawings and sculptures. This is his Brass Tooth sculpture, which I kinda like. It is sold in edition of 80 and each edition comes with a unique, hand drawing on the box lid. Size is 14 h x 7.65 w x 6.35 d. I already have his salt and pepper shakers, beneath, so maybe this one should join them. Available at CEREALART
Some good friends of mine inspired me to make a post of an old hero of mine. Let me present Dr. Lakra, a mexican tattoo artist who, in his spare time, likes to tattoo cowgirls, bikini models, masked Mexican wrestlers and of course small innocent dolls. He displays his work using an interesting technique: he rips out pages from 50’s Mexican magazines, takes a Bic, and begins drawing on the models’ skin. Check out the rest after the jump.
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