Michael, Kevin & Geoff
New works on paper from three old friends in Los Angeles—Michael Leon, Kevin Lyons and Geoff McFetridge. Opening this Saturday.
New works on paper from three old friends in Los Angeles—Michael Leon, Kevin Lyons and Geoff McFetridge. Opening this Saturday.
While 7-11 hasn't won any awards for cleanliness (at least not the one by us), they do get props for their new Domo-themed accoutrement. Mmmm, slurpees... (Via Lovely Package.)
Through December 19th, catch the One Every Day show at the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts. Curated by Printeresting, the show is a collected of printed ephemera from the likes of Megawords, Kate Bingamin-Burt, Colby Bird, Adam Pendleton, Dexter Sinister and many more.
The slogan for the Praktik Rambla is 'Less is Luxe," and so it's a beautiful hotel you can actually afford to stay in, instead of one of those places where you have to pool your money to split a martini at the bar.
When I got word that All For The Mountain had a new collection out titled "Sacred Mountain," I was instantly ecstatic. Everything they do is so wonderful and when I spied the drip crown ring I knew it was the show stopper, especially when they feature it on top of Queen Elizabeth's head and it looks right at home. -Jen
A semi-annual audio magazine that's hand-letterpressed and hand-folded, The Journal of Popular Noise just released its latest copy, which features recordings from Foscil's residency at the BLVD Gallery in Seattle.
Fashionistas, take up your arms: The latest must-have shoe comes courtesy of Surface 2 Air and is sold exclusively at Surface 2 Air Paris, Browns Focus London, and Gargyle NYC. We suspect there are going to be some elbows thrown over this one.
Starting on Wednesday in Eastside, Birmingham, is not just an event, but The Event, a five-day contemporary arts festival. Events within the event include artist Mark Essen's roaming record exchange, an on-site creation of the seventh issue of An Endless Supply, and a performance of "and you shall know us by the trail of Morris Men," where the Morris Men will escort the audience from venue to venue and kick off the proceedings with a dance.
Burobeluga does some of the most amazing, whimsical, dreamy window design we've ever seen. How much do you want to just move in and live in their world?
The seriously cool and kindy spooky 09/10 T-shirt collection from Adieu. Boo.
Grease Not Gas helps people convert their vehicles to run on vegetable oil, and also powers the Grease Bus, which shuttles skiers and snowboarders to Mt. Hood Meadows for just $10. Check out a cool interview with GNG founder Mike Parziale here.
Style.com gives you a DIY-tutorial on how to make jeweler Eddie Borgo's bad-ass studded pumpkin. This is way to cool to set out on the porch.
Not Just A Label continues to blow our mind and introduce us to new out-of-this-world labels. For example: Eyola, a Victorian-inspired collection from fashion designer Ayole, who once worked for Alexander McQueen. This Anima Octave jacket would make a stunning Halloween outfit all on it's own. Haute stuff, for sure.
Every single thing that design duo Bless offers up is amazing madness. These lake bedsheets turn your bedroom into summer camp, and the video for their N 39 Heart Ringers is more modern dance/performance art than fashion presentation.
Designer Jessica Hische's Day-Ruining-Invoice can simply be filled out and sent to any clients you'd be happy—nee ecstatic—to never work with again.
Obey and The Crosby have teamed up to throw a costume party this Friday, October 30th from 9pm to 2am. Photobooth, psychedelic visuals, djs and real ghosts included.
Brother and sister Alia and Jamil Juma are the design duo behind Juma, an awesome line of sleek-but-cozy knits.
This Saturday, The Reformation Pop-Up shop opens at Space 15 Twenty, featuring Reformed, Reformation, Chris Habana, Made Her Think, Veda, tons of vintage and DJ Zach Rosencrantz. It's pretty much a guaranteed good time.
Sketch2Photo, which takes a labeled sketch and turns it into a photo montage, is mind-blowing, to say the least. (Via Kottke.)


