Showing posts with label artsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label artsy. Show all posts

Sunday, April 18, 2010

wild tigers couldn't keep me away.





















all by artist/blogger/designer/wildchild/boutique proprietress/lovebeing kime buzzelli. i've been following her for a while, and i really adore her artwork. i kinda wish i could wallpaper my apartment with it. the girls she paints have such an ethereal realness; they remind me of fragile, broken, but still free-spirited nymphs. she also owns show pony in echo park, which is an amazing clothing boutique and art gallery of sorts. she truly has more talent in her pinky finger than most people have in their entire bodies. sigh.

mood music: fun. - all the pretty girls

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

stuff i just love: stop-motion.

my bff wikipedia describes stop-motion (also known as stop-action, or frame-by-frame) as "an animation technique used to make a physically manipulated object appear to move on its own". when moved in small increments, photographed individually, and then played as a continuous sequence, it creates the illusion of movement. 

something about the way stop-motion looks has always appealed to me. it's a little artsy, a little cheeky, and somehow it makes everything look a little less done. it takes about a million times longer than just filming with a camera, so there's a very retro quality to it also. i just think it's cool.

some of my favorites:

the amazon kindle commercials, by angela kohler and ithyle griffiths. very creative marketing. i think these are just so sweet. they make me happy. 


"her morning elegance" by oren lavie. i already loved this song, but the video made me love it even more.
my dreams tend to be extremely vivid, so much so that i find myself trying to differentiate them from my real life when i wake up. the girl in this video seems to have the same issue, only with a hottie-hottie boyfriend.

"lost things", also directed by angela kohler and ithyle griffiths. i've posted this video before, but since it fits so well into this post, i thought i would share it again. i love a fine frenzy, and this is so nostalgic and heartwarming.

i found this video on youtube. it's by a student from the savannah college of art and design. it's pretty amazing, what with using all the post-its. i especially love the brickbreaker part!



mood music: robot science - the notion of backwards motion (via fensepost)

Monday, March 15, 2010

like a book you read in reverse.























photography by sandra freij.


mood music: the sweet serenades - mona lee (via broken silence)

Sunday, March 7, 2010

big jumps.


pee. arr. enn. dee. 
she whispered as she always did
whenever she set off.


choices...not park. no more neutral.
it was either reverse or drive.
but not really. 
because everyone and now she knew there was no going back. plus nowhere to go.


so there she stalled. wishing she could shift to away.


(via t.ruffles)


mood music: the right now - ain't going back

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

because sometimes we lose as quickly as we gained.

today the rug was pulled from under my feet. you know the feeling. you want something so badly and you get super close, like right up in that thing's face and then poof, it's gone. one step forward, two steps back. here we go again.

lost things via oh joy. featuring alison sudol of a fine frenzy.

mood music: a fine frenzy - hope for the hopeless

Thursday, February 25, 2010

a taste of honey.










photography by camilla akrans.


mood music: drink up buttercup - young ladies

Monday, February 22, 2010

because we're all just hiding our true selves anyway.

sienna miller

kate bosworth

heidi klum

chloe sevigny

rachel bilson

mary-kate olsen

britney spears

adriana lima

brooklyn decker

penelope cruz

scarlet johannson

sienna miller

julia stegner

dita von teese

laetitia casta

christina ricci

isabeli fontana


photos via listal

mood music: the oranges band - when your mask is your revealing feature