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This lil lady is a self taught (yes,I said self taught) portrait artist from Brighton UK. She uses illustrator and adobe to alter her hand drawn pieces. You can read more of her in the new issue for Le BlackBook. A great European mag highlighting fashion. Be inspired this week!
-J
Really dig this graphic artist's work. It's very provocative and I love the empahsis of angle and form throughout.
-J
The first time I saw this women's art was at a bookstore referred to me by another famous artist named WK interact. This women leaves me speechless. Her work gives me the spirit of fable and folklore. I am in love with every piece. I can't choose. You either love her or you hate her but she definitely plays with your spirit conjuring up all sorts of emotion and character. She is limitless. I would love someone to use her style in a movie.
-J
Fast approaching is end of times due to man's careless behavior. So to prep us for the unforgiving weather and nomadic lifestyle we will soon have to lead I introduce you to our possible new home.
Designed by Mario Pitsch this cross-country RV includes systems to grow food, produce water and energy for everyday use. Featuring solar panels to produce electricity, the sustainable vehicle ensnares moisture or mist to produce water from the air for drinking and other use. Accommodating a small family of four members in comfort, the Nomad RV concept also includes a greenhouse with algae reactor and a foil-shell, which is not only easy to maintain but also ensures a sustainable lifestyle. Sweet! Makes the end that much more comfortable!
-J
Keeping with my sexy theme how sexy would it be to have her on your desk. Dubbed the "Moonlight" this schweet mama by designer Teo Braun is a concept laptop that sadly may never see the light of the day, but it is exciting to know this may be the future look of laptops.
Looking like a moon, the concept laptop comes with duel-curved screens; the bigger measuring 16:9 and the smaller 4:3, allowing the users maintain an ideal distance between the eyes and the laptop screen to reduce eye stress. The lower display of the laptop, apart from working as an annex of the bigger screen or run a mini OS in the background, also becomes a touchscreen and works like a mouse for the system. In addition, the Moonlight features a sensor-controlled frame that lights up in dark to release the stress on your eyes, while a pair of legs lifts the laptop to a comfortable height.
I hate concept idea's because the public will never attain such magnificence. Just a sub - product of the original :(.
-J
-J
via Yeezy :)
I'm in love with Raquel Zimmermann in this shoot!
