M.I.A. Born Free

they keep putting it down from youtube, but you can still see it in this website.  

helmo

images taken from their website 

a brief story of love (the big pink)

Jenny Lindblom

All images from her website...

Hussein Chalayan

so beautiful

Idris Khan

Idris Khan creates multi-layered photos, often of appropriated art and books, in a way that both augments the aura of the original and reveals the idiosyncratic trace of his own hand. Khan’s work explores the history of photography and literature, the beauty of repetition and the anxieties of authorship. “it’s obviously not about re-photographing the photographs to make exact copies, but to intervene and bring a spectrum of feelings – warmth, humour, anxiety – to what might otherwise be considered cool aloof image.  You can see the illusion of my hand in the layering.  It looks like a drawing.  It’s not systematic or uniform.  The opacity of every layer is a different fallible, human decision”. Idris Khan graduated with an MA in Fine Art from the Royal college of Art in 2003.......

  to read the whole article visit the original source in the photo slaves blog , where you can also find more images . 

Sten & Lex

Sten & Lex ,  found in today and tomorrow blog , one of my new favs...

Eoin Ryan

Graduated from Camberwell, featured in Grafik Magazine .

Steve Jobs' 2005 Stanford Commencement Address

.... I dunno, I can't help to think: would this still be so cheesy if he had another accent?

but I will send this to my dad, you know when I graduate with a thrid,
and say, did you know Steve Job never even graduated?

Deltalnc Project

there is many very good contributors in the project, so make sure you visit the website.

Paul Graham

from the american night series.
Image taken from his website.

Yes, I think that massive frame and opaque plexiglass sitting at the back of my sofa is wanting to come out and play.... we'll bring some paint too... 

Yoko Kanayama

What you are looking at are photographs viewed through silk screened Plexiglas. I take the photos with a 4 x 5 color negative and make a traditional c-print. Then I use Rapidograph ink to trace trees from the image on a sheet of Frosted Mylar. From this Rapidograph drawing, I expose the silkscreen and use translucent white ink to make silkscreen prints of trees on the Plexiglas. This process gives the work a little bit of a 3D effect.




Featured at We can Shoot Too blog, from where I got this image and text.


May be I can use a similar process to solve the nightmares I've been having with my painting. I'm thinking of the transparency I got on the Draft paper on the areas where I applied varnish... play with ths 3d mentionality and glass? ... although my glass box is still not looking any good..hmmm

the hero

If you as many of us used to be the bullied loser, the fat kid in Gym class, the younger of brothers or simply need a little moral pat on the shoulder, have a look at this, I can stress enough how amazing this is.... go on, have a look.... is a surprise ...

YooouuuTuuube.com

please Click here, because this is gorgeous and it will make your day, and cos you can make your own!!!

caribu (jason evans)

featured at Zoom Magazine , from where I got this images.