Created by DDB Brazil for the Museu de Arte de São Paulo (MASP) Art School, this awesome campaign took artists as Dali, Van Gogh, Picasso and dissected them to show their inside illustrated in the same style as their famous … read more
Petit “h” is Hermès new project. It’s a creative laboratory for unique and unexpected pieces. A workshop that brings together materials, artists and craftsmen in a single space, faithful to the exacting standards that characterise Hermès. The project is simple, … read more
The Austrian fashion designer Helmut Lang retired from the catwalks in 2004 at the peak of his career. Since then the brand that carries his name belongs to Prada. 2012, 8 years later, Helmut Lang resurges as a visual artist with an exhibition in New York. The New York Times wrote a great article about Helmut Lang’s recent trajectory, and his … read more
If any of you out there are familiar with the website Daily candy, then you already know who Sujean Rim is. She is the whole reason why I first fell in love with Daily candy…..her amazingly-chic-Frenchy illustrations! She has since moved … read more
Who said icing was just for cakes? Canadian artist Shelley Miller has taken sugar icing out of the bakeshop and into the streets where she creates dramatic wall murals are that are simply astounding. Using just sugar icing, edible blue paint … read more
New York photographer William Miller thought he scored big when he snapped up an old Polaroid SX-70 at a yard sale for $20. “I’ve always loved this camera,” he says in his artist’s statement. “It is an ingeniously conceived, complicated bundle … read more
This morning I got an email from Steven Klein Nothing written but an email address: notvogue.com The site is pretty cool, and it described as ”Counterculture vs Over the Counter Culture”. It doesn’t have much text but the text is essential: funny and provocative. As they … read more
What does Prada have to do with Favela Painting? No, your Prada purchase will not help the people of Morro St. Marta, in Rio. But these 2 stories have the same artist behind them: Jeroen Koolhaas. Here is the latest Prada … read more
We are in day 2 of London Fashion Week and Notorious will post the highlights of the british fall/winter 2012. But before that, let’s remember that this year London will be in the spotlight for hosting the Olympic Games. The circus that’s about to explode … read more
Stanley Kubrick—who wrote and directed Lolita, Dr. Strangelove, 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Clockwork Orange and The Shining—was one of America’s most influential filmmakers. Directors ranging from the Coen Brothers to Tim Burton paid visual homage to his works in … read more
I am a freak collage fan, actually I’ve already said that here. So I couldn’t resist to repost the work of Arian Behzadi, when I bumped into him on TrendLand. Arian Behzadi a Biological Sciences major, who ‘between classes’ does these … read more
Graffiti: The art of marking a surface to convey a message. Poetry: The echoes of the sound of your synapse relays crackling. Combine the two and you’ve got poetry bombing, the method Agustina Woodgate is using to realize her project … read more
I came across these African Wax Prints a while ago and fell in love with them. They are so full of color and meaning that I had to find out the story behind them… Originally, the wax resist dyed fabrics came from … read more
I love collage. In Brazil, I introduced Romeu, the editor of U+MAG , to São Paulo Fashion Week, and it was the beginning of a successful partnership. I think I need to start to making collage as well, but for … read more
A friendly visual match between two cities told by a lover of Paris wandering through NewYork. Details, clichés, contradictions. Have a look on the blog, illustrated by Vahram Muratyan. Peace! via magazzinidelsale.com
That’s the cutest fashion illustration ever! And here you can see more of Natalia’s work: www.nataliagrosner.com Peace! SvS Via Trendland
At only 21 years-old, the photographer Yves Drillet has already worked for Dazed & Confused, Kaugummi, YBDPT, Kult, HUH and more. He also runs Honnête Magazine, lives between Paris, Nice and Rennes, and is currently studying in Villa Arson. An … read more
A wonderful animated interpretation of John Cohen’s first meeting with Harry Smith, the experimental filmmaker and animator who compiled the Anthology of American Folk Music, the most influential music collection in American history. Done for the American Standard Time blog, by illustrator Drew … read more
Jewlery: Angelika Waldstein
A beautiful new publication arrives on the market: USED magazine. Brainchild of the London based creative agency Useful, USED is a new bi-annual publication focusing on the interaction between fashion and art. The first issue just launched this November. Through a rich visual … read more
Today is The Muppets officially opens. Who saw the pre-opening says it is brilliant! The producers of this flick are obviously big fans of the Muppets, and they’ve treated their subjects with complete affection, and tossed in a heavy dose … read more
The redesigned City Guide boxes are there, in time for Christmas. The LV guide still features the bright colours that have become its trademark over the past ten years. Pistachio Green for the European cities, Royal Blue for Paris, Rosewood … read more
