I was looking at Justin Carrasquillo's photography series called "Night Photography". I was going to do a post about this series but after doing more digging. I found his other series and I couldn't just do it on one of his collections. Justin definitely has talent when it comes to finding and understanding light sources. So in the light of things (pun intended). I picked a couple from each collection that I thought where eye catching for you to get lost in thought. If you get time check out more of his work on his site and his blog.
So there seems to be a big buzz about a new FREE iPad app called Flipboard. This app gives you a reason to feel good about your decision to drop $500 bucks or more on your iPad. Flipboard is a new "social magazine" application that grabs info from your Facebook and Twitter feeds, as well as from other sources around the web, and presents them in a magazine-like layout, complete with large images, clean typefaces, and a general panache that goes well beyond the average client. This app from watching the video posted below makes me want to open my wallet just to have this app. Flipboard is more than likely the cream of the crop on being able to integrate your content to make it easier and more organized so that your always up to date on social media. If you don't think so watch the video.
P.S. The music in the video is a cover of the Aphex Twin song Flim by the jaz trio The Bad Plus.
via source: uncrate
P.S. The music in the video is a cover of the Aphex Twin song Flim by the jaz trio The Bad Plus.
via source: uncrate
It's that time again for another Playlist and this one has a 50's-esque surfing summer sound. Playlist-16 is definitely a summer jam to listen to while hanging on the beach or just chilling on a summer night. When I listen to this playlist it reminds me of surfing and just being a kid messing around on the beach having fun. So have a listen to the NEW Playlist-16 and join in on the end of summer playlist.
If you want to check out any of the other Playlist then click on Archived Playlist in this post or on the right hand side of this blog.
Cover Art by: Damion Schweizer
2. Orange X by The Seabellies
3. All Summer by Kid Cudi, Best Coast and Rostam of Vampire Weekend
4. Sleepwalkers by The Hundred In The Hands
5. Roman History by Pet Lion
6. When They Fight They Fight by Generationals
7. Hannah by Freelance Whales
8. Intentions by The Whitest Boy Alive
9. Sink Let It Sway by Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin
10. Summer Heart by Blackbird Blackbird
11. Boyfriend by Best Coast
12. Summer Holiday by Wild Nothing
13. 11th Dimension by Julian Casablancas
14. Summer Sun by Batte
15. Waves by Princeton
16. Too Beautiful for Smiles by Chromatic Flights
If you want to check out any of the other Playlist then click on Archived Playlist in this post or on the right hand side of this blog.
Cover Art by: Damion Schweizer
Tracklist
1. Sleep by Rollerskaters2. Orange X by The Seabellies
3. All Summer by Kid Cudi, Best Coast and Rostam of Vampire Weekend
4. Sleepwalkers by The Hundred In The Hands
5. Roman History by Pet Lion
6. When They Fight They Fight by Generationals
7. Hannah by Freelance Whales
8. Intentions by The Whitest Boy Alive
9. Sink Let It Sway by Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin
10. Summer Heart by Blackbird Blackbird
11. Boyfriend by Best Coast
12. Summer Holiday by Wild Nothing
13. 11th Dimension by Julian Casablancas
14. Summer Sun by Batte
15. Waves by Princeton
16. Too Beautiful for Smiles by Chromatic Flights
Playlist-16 Compiled by Damion
When choosing your watch it can tell a little about who you are and your style. It gives someone a look into your taste whether it be modern, luxury or vintage. Here are some different creative watches that you might find inspiring or that you may want. If you get a chance check out Tokyo Flash Japan which is a watch company that sells some interesting watches to fit your stylish needs. Let me know what you think of these watches.
via: The Design Inspiration
via: The Design Inspiration
Creative Watch Designs
It seems that Matthew Lyons has produced a new series called "Locations". If you haven't heard of him then let me tell you about him. He is a big buzz at this time on blogosphere and design world with his unique and 50’s-esque brand of image-making. His retro-contemporary vision is certainly making a place for itself. Matthew uses many saturated color, moody lighting and “grit” which make for a vintage style that is being recognized by many. Matthew has a very good eye for color and for finding the right composition to use in his work. You can read a post by ISo50 that goes into the thought process of one of Matthew's pieces to have an in-depth look at how his design process flows.
via: ChangeTheThought, Kitsune Noir
via: ChangeTheThought, Kitsune Noir
Locations by Matthew Lyons
I enjoy coming across short film movies. They seem to have an ambiance to them. The short 3D film Descendants fits this description. This film is a 14 minute animated short about the wish of attaining the unattainable and about the fact that something good can evolve from something evil. This film is definitely a aspirational piece of art and it even goes deep with it's philosophical core. An interesting fact about this film is that one of the characters voice over was done by Whoopi Goldberg which it's nice to see that she was interested in something like this. If your interesting in learning about the making of the film. Then check out Binary Alchemy where you can read all the details of this project. Leave a comment about the film. I would like to hear about what you think about the film.
3D Short Film Descendants
When I think of this design I think of James Bond. It's like hey check out my nice garden but then bam! All of a sudden your tricked out Porsche starts to rise up out of the ground. Well a company called Cardok has made such a James Bond garage design possible.
Cardok is a underground parking solution that doubles as your parking space and provides greater security than a locked garage. And it looks pretty good too. The platform is lowered and raised using hydraulics. If the power cuts off, small backup generator will help you access your car. The architect’s that made this design couldn't help but think how great this solution is for off-street parking, especially when you have limited space and it can enhance your curb-side appeal. It also gives you that James Bond appeal. Your neighbors would be jealous.
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via: 911 Nation
Taking Your Garage Underground
3D usage has become the new thing for 2010 with it's over use in movies, 3D TV's and now we have 3D camera's. Sony has started joining the 3D momentum in their new camera the Cyber-shot TX9. This sleek new camera with it's svelte, pocket-friendly number that creates 3D panoramas automatically in one press and sweep motion will run you about $400 bucks. This camera is priced about right for the features that the TX9 offers. Here are some other features of this camera. It includes a 3.5-inch LCD touchscreen, a 12.2 megapixel Exmor R back-illuminated CMOS sensor, 10fps burst shooting, 1080i HD video recording, Optical SteadyShot image stabilization, and a Carl Zeiss 4x optical zoom lens. If you want to find out more about this camera check out Sony's site.
Here is a little short video talking about Sony's new camera's that are coming out and their features. The video is kinda shaking just an fyi.
TX9 3D Cyber-shot by Sony
Michael Vincent Manalo did a photography series on the "Tales from the Story Teller". This collection depicts stories that can be seen as freedom to tales of despair and misery to the simple yet memorable days of pure ecstasy. Michael has always found that life is fascinating and to capture these moments gives him a feeling of pride and enjoyment in what he does as an artist. So enjoy today's images and reflect on what you think might be happening in each photo. Leave a comment and tell me what you think. If you get time as well check out his other works on his site.
via: Behance
via: Behance
Tales From The Story Teller Series
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