Timeless.
That’s that real shit! Love the “Wale” gunshot reference.
Damn, and just when I was about to finally get an iPhone….Read all about it.
Coming to the United States very soon. Stay tuned…
Legendary status….Peace Teddy.
This beat is BANANAS! Shout to Dre over at Nah
Download: Reflection Eternal (Talib Kweli & Hi-Tek) feat. Jay Electronica, J. Cole & Mos Def – Untitled (prod. Hi-Tek) [Radio Rip]
Download: Raekwon-“Happy New Year’s”
I love The Onion.
The homie Fest hits us with the video for “Give It To Me”
This is off his El Che album and produced by Scram Jones. Video Directed by: Konee Rok
The Parallel Image display uses photoreceptors to transmit brightness levels to the other side of the display.
The project represents how video would be transmitted if serial data had never been invented. Each pixel in the 50×50 grid arrives on its own channel, which is why there is so much copper wire.
This stars my neighbor Michael Shannon. Check it out.
Designed by Sweden’s Teenage Engineering (one of whom was behind the Little Sound DJ Gameboy music programme) the OP-1 acts as either a standalone synth with built in sequencer (and FM radio!) or as a controller for your favorite production software. Hopefully available in 2010, price TBC, but that OLED doesn’t look cheap. See more at their site.
The first stumbling block for your brain on seeing Adam Voorhes’ work is trying to decipher if you’re looking at a photograph or an illustration. Meticulous detail, and gravity defying orientation lead us to naturally assume it must have been drawn somehow, or faked with some computer tricky. But no. There are photographs. Adam himself explains…read interview
The strictly limited Leica M7 Edition Hermès comes in silver chrome with a choice of two striking calfskin leather finishes – orange and étoupe – supplied by Hermès. Just 100 of each colour will be made available, and each individual camera will have a special sequential serial number between 001/200 and 200/200. ($14,000)
Beautifully filmed and directed by Candace House and Brian Smith
via:curated
The absolute absence of sincerity when he states he’s “remorseful” is priceless. Keep bombing.
Designer Je Sung Park says that disposable cameras and cell phones have gained acceptance, so why don’t we take the next step and bring out a disposable computer.
His Recyclable Paper Laptop is quite a raw version and could do with some refinement. It uses recycled paper or pulp material all packed in layers. This is so that you can easily replace the damaged portions (even corrugated paper will tear easy). I’m sure there is a big brain out there that will figure out the tech bit of this thing.
via:yankodesign
Open today at Munich’s Galerie Maurer, The Cuban Revolution: 40 Years of Cuban Photography juxtaposes images of everyday life with the realities of the violence of war. All the major figures of the revolution are shown, with a total of some 350 images on view. The exhibition remains up in Munich until November 30, 2009.
For those that weren’t in London to view the rare “Have A Nice Day” piece by Banksy originally from the Shoreditch Railway Bridge, Juxtapoz has posted pictures of the event. A satirical nod to riot police, the work of art is (quite clearly) signature Banksy. It has recently become the focal point of a new documentary on street art. Soho’s “The Great Fog” jewelry shop hosted the one night viewing, and hosted several curators in doing so.
via curated.
