Bright white high contrast in Stockholm

photos via turbulences-deco

Friday!

via telegraph

Satoshi Minawaka

Last year I got a chance to work on a TV show. It's kinda like a Pimp My Ride but for RVs. LOL! That's so ridiculous isn't it. While I was working on it I didn't know how the show is going to turn out. I kept thinking of Satoshi Minakawa photos. He's put together books and art exhibitions from wild variety of Japanese decorated vehicles. They are quite fun to look at.

poster from one of his shows

via satoshi-minakawa

3d printed sugar

This means endless possibilities for pastry decor. And not to mention my favorite, wedding cakes! I will be expecting to see geeky complicated geometric wedding cakes in a near future.

3d printed sugar made my sugar lab via thisiscolossal

Lunchtime!

via thefoosballwizard

Wednesday

Is it just me or they all smiling? That can't be. It's only Wednesday guys!

photo via thefoosballwizard

50 Magazines to buy before you die

If you are into photography you will agree with oitzarisme that these are some great magazines totally worth a look. Some of these names I haven't heard before. Some of them I have not seen since art school. Glad to see that a lot of them have survived that long and some of them have made a come back.

We are so used to looking commercial photographs that often we forget photography is an art form. It doesn't to be shiny, sparkly, smiley, high contrast, colorful...etc.

elephant, kennedy, teller, theplant

thealpinereview, the gourmand, another escape, cereal

catpeople, riposte, capricious, verities

mommatried, odiseo, weareheremagazine, the-opera

theeyes, made, love-issue, apologymagazine

1814, law, hollow, stand

blink, oftheafternoon, dergreif, darwin

yvi, dienacht, ohcomely, wittykiwi

romka, pik, lpv, paradis

gup, aesthetica, foam, fw

vop, hotshoe, colors, 125

6mois, camera

photo works, aperture, british journal of photography, equivalence

photos via  oitzarisme 

Primal Scream - Higher than the Sun

Back in the days, Primal Scream was still doing clean nice indi rock. But when they took estacy and experimented with music. The result was this song that was, at the time, very different from everything else they were doing. The combination of rock and electronic had made this a fresh new sound. Perhaps more like their later albums.

Bedtime

An art of mixing high and low is when you mix something low key like a vintage hospital bed with louis XV chair. What ties everything together is the color, the french theme and the lightness of it.

photo via mybestbadi

The Farm - Love See No Colour

When I just got accepted in to a very a prestige art school, I was only 16 year old. I was a lot younger than most people that had spent years trying to get in to that school. I was quite nervous and didn't know what to do, how to act around older people. I didn't really want people to find out how young I was. All I wanted was to fit in. One of silly things I was trying to do was when my friend gave me a vintage indi band t-shirt. I thought it was probably what "a cool" person would wear. I was wearing that shirt to school and thinking that it can disguise me from being too young. I was pretty much clueless, didn't know what that band was. Until my brother saw the t-shirt. He recognized it and said "oh it's The Farm!". He gave me a cassette and told me to listen to it. And this was one of my favorite songs at the time.

The band looks quite goofy in that video huh? LOL~

The Jesus And Mary Chain - Just Like Honey

This song came out around mid 1980s, marked the very beginning of indi rock. One of a very good song from the era. I remembered hearing this song from a radio show back in Thailand and immediately felt in love with it.

Bedtime

There's something organic about mixing colors and patterns here that I love. 

Photo via cup of jo

Friday!

Happy new year and happy friday!

Pig Beach, also known as Pig Island. 

It’s an uninhabited island located in the Bahamas. via lostateminor