a visual collective outlet of inspiration
“what is not started today is never finished tomorrow” quote by goethe. well that’s the story of our lives at tomorrow started. AKA why do things today, when you can leave it off for tomorrow. by dd
off the cliff: hunter thompson
no more fear, no more loathing… by xy
donald judd furniture
sure ikea may be making this now but this one is over a million $ and probably worth every $. by dd
my room…
with a view… by cm
what happened to polaroids?
we have instagram now, that’s what… one of the many polaroids by photographer diego uchitel. by xy
guess who?
well packed and full of youth… guess who and you better not google search it. here’s a hint BS… and i mean no bullshit. by dd
STA: Friday I’m in Love
friday i’m in love. not exactly ‘real’ album covers, but quite good indeed. from surface to air with love. featuring steve mcqueen, sergio amorim, skydive yannick do, breakbot. by dd
iggy pop: original repo man
does one really need much else besides a lovely japanese companion, a futon and a stratocaster? iggz had the right idea. clip from the repo man criterion collection release. by sv
the last one
get the lead out
onomatopoeia pencils, comic book style. i think ed ruscha would love the first one. by sv
as Hergé once said : “Tout de même, ce n’est pas très rassurant, tout ce noir”
“oil, fortune, dollars, contract, businessman, property, country, crazy, transvestites, city, cars, factories, cars, crisis, sport, world, cars, factories, success”
since we talked about tintin previously with dd’s latest post, i thought i could bring up this experimental comic book from matt madden : “tnt in america”. it isn’t new that some people criticize tintin comics as being violent, cruel and sometimes colonialist. madden chose an artistic way to express his vision of america. he took original editions of the comic “tintin in america”, cut the pages one by one, covered them with a thick layer of black ink, rewrote selected words and added pictograms based on the originals’ actions and speech bubbles. at the end, you can’t really tell exactly what’s going on, but it’s got something to do with violence and america by lil
classically belgian
neuhaus and tintin were destined to cross paths at some point. three diffrent boxes of delectable chocolate, adorned with the quaint characters of the infamous comic strip. i would take this over a feature film any day of the week. get your own here. by dd
