Freezelight Magic Forest from FREEZELIGHT.RU on Vimeo.
A friend just linked this video to me. Pretty awesome, in my opinion. I mean that a lot.
x Brodie
January 31, 2010
January 28, 2010
finders keepers.
A few months ago, Louise and I went to the Finders Keepers markets here in Sydney. The markets are a place for young and upcoming designers to show off their talents, and boy was their talents. Anyway, I picked a few cards up on my way with intentions to blog about them. And then I forgot. And now I'm remembering.
Pigeon Hole stood out, for me. I am in love with their rings, to be honest.
The thing is, I don't know which one I want more. Damn.
x Brodie
January 27, 2010
noah kalina
Whilst I'm going through all my old bookmarks, I absolutely have to show you one of my favourite photographers, Noah Kalina. God, I love his photos, it's unfair.
I just love the way he lights and sets his photos. It's eerie. Reminds me of Gregory Crewdson.x Brodie
joyce kim.
I can't remember how I found Joyce Kim. All I know is she's been sitting in my bookmarks for a long time, and I figured it was about time I gave that bookmark the time of day. So here you go. There's something about her photos that I can't seem to put my finger on. Maybe it's the fact she can take a photo of such an everyday object, and turn it into something completely different? I don't know. Anyway, Ive never been good at this description crap. Go look at her photos, in particular the film stills. Love them.
x Brodie
daydreams at night.
I'm a little bit of a sucker for night time photography. I think it's fantastic. These photos by Hannah Davis kind of blow me away, I feel as though I'm looking at a whole other world, to be honest. Wish I had some more poetic words for you, but I don't. Just go check her flickr out, ok?
found via Design For Mankind
I'm starving,
x Brodie
prisms.
These are wonderful. Little glass prisms filled with natural wonders such as feathers, driftwood, sand etc.
The Wild Unknown
via A Cup Of Jo
x Brodie
January 21, 2010
Jeff who?
Jeff Hamada.
Probably not a name you have heard, until now.
Probably not a name you have heard, until now.
But we all have him to thank because two years ago he established booooooom.com, a highly popular website showcasing the talents of unknown artists world wide, and one which I make sure to visit daily.
Little did I know though that the man behind it was in fact, an artist himself! And a damn good one! You kids should pop on over to his website, asap. jeffhamada.com
(agreed.)
Little did I know though that the man behind it was in fact, an artist himself! And a damn good one! You kids should pop on over to his website, asap. jeffhamada.com
(agreed.)
Later,
x Brodie
x Brodie
random find.
I love eerie photos like this. Almost 100% completely digitally altered, but I still approve. Found here.
x Brodie
January 20, 2010
Treehouse Point
I am pretty sure this is the most amazing idea ever. Treehouse accommodation, why didn't someone think of it sooner? This is rad! I would stay there anyday.
x Brodie
the society
Stuff like this excites me. Nothing beats a washed up piece of wood or some brown paper!So when I saw this shop review on for me, for you, I kind of nearly maybe made a little embarrassing noise. The Society is an Aussie shop, which is all sorts of happiness and sunshine, as it is also located right near my uni! Every quarter, the shop changes it's theme to different 'societies', which basically means it's colour coordinated and I dont know why, but that makes everything so much more exciting. I can't wait to go and check out their lovely homewares etc.
x Brodie
kaeleen wescoat - o'neill
Are these amazing or what? Watercolour thingy's by artist Kaeleen Wescoat. I am pretty jealous. Head over to her blog for more squiggly/blobby/rad looking things.
x Brodie
pure.
I am absolutely in love with this ad. I could watch it over and over and never get sick of it.
x Brodie
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