Archive for September, 2009
Elsewheres
Chase Jarvis rocks out with an iphone app.
Elsewheres
I love Thatcher Keats’ Summer-ending shots. Goodbye to all that.
Something I like: Nadav Kander Puma Projections
J. Wesley Brown of We Can Shoot too sent over these Nadav Kander shots for Puma. He thought I’d like them because I am a fan of projection work, and he was right.
Kobi Israel: from Canaan to America to (Obscure).
While I didn’t atone as thoroughly as my mother would have liked this weekend, I did manage to scarf down enough whitefish, lox and chicken liver salad to make today’s rising difficult. I thought I would take this overly full opportunity to show an Israeli artist; Kobi Israel’s landscape work is painterly and often involves fog.
Elsewheres
Whoa, I could lose a few days looking at Real Fakes‘ retouching site.
Grant Cornett’s The Livest 1.
I was recently introduced to Grant Cornett’s site, The Livest 1, and I’m transfixed. Here are eleven of my faves. Just for you.
Found
I’m digging (and digging through) UCLA’s online collection. Remarkable imagery, all Californian.
Elsewheres
Fun to see Joseph Holmes in NY Mag. Twice! Here and Here.
Elsewheres
Minor obsession: This Isn’t Happiness.
It’s Alive!!! Alexx Henry Shoots a Moving Cover for Outside Mag.
I am surely curious to see the finished product here. I hope it looks like the talking buildings in Blade Runner, but you know, sportier. And with sun. Also more like a magazine than a building. Nevermind.
