Just received a small book with these beautiful pencil drawings made by Sylvia Stolan, a Norwegian illustrator now living and working in the Netherlands. Simply love it! Be sure you’ll check her website with with a huge diversity in styles in illustrative and collage work. [ Continue reading ]

Love this new work ‘Sinners’ by Swyndle & Hawks. A series of 7 hand sewn patches with the icons of our youth, al in a ton-sur-ton black leather. Swyndle & Hawks describes themselves as ‘thieves’, acquiring the everyday icons, ‘degenerate them from their exaggeration and leave them… [ Continue reading ]

Nam, the Tokyo-based graphic collective, will run an exhibition/creation to share their believe that we can find fantasy right in the reality. “We try to present the ambiguousness of the recognition of what is ‘fake’ and what is ‘real’ by showing the setup images created by… [ Continue reading ]

I remember the first time seeing a hummingbird, impressed by the beauty and perfection of this little creature. AeroVironment developed this Nano Hummingbird (The Nano Air Vehicle -NAV-, a new class of air vehicle systems capable of indoor and outdoor operation). With a total of 18… [ Continue reading ]

Occupy comes with 19 new prints in their shop. Amongst them there are 5 beautiful prints from Kirsty Whiten. ‘Kirsty Whiten is one of the rising stars of the Scottish art world. She has exhibited internationally and been involved with numerous projects over the… [ Continue reading ]

Nieves Zines made a little app for you iphone and ipad to download and collect your favorite zines, carefully edited and adapted for the multi-touch screen. Leaf through each Zine from front to back, identical to the original and save your favorite pages as… [ Continue reading ]

In the Limits of Control Jarmusch brings coolness to a higher level, partially due to the efforts of probably the greatest cinematographer alive right now; Christoper Doyle. His sense for composition, color, focus and depth is incredible. So combine the sense for style, items and details from… [ Continue reading ]

Love this work by German conceptual artist Lothar Baumgarten. (Via Elastic Novice)… [ Continue reading ]

The Endless Summer is another great post by Still Stile. ‘If you love the seashore and if you’re fond of surfing you will definitely like Bruce Brown’s documentary, one of the first ever shot on surf culture. Still if you don’t like surfing or even the… [ Continue reading ]

Again, two fabulous movies featured by Still Stile: Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982) and Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (1999). Ghost Dog director Jim Jarmusch is one of these contemporary directors that know how to portray coolness in a… [ Continue reading ]

Nº 37. Smoked, hand-turned oak birds by Kristian Vedel at Moss I & II >… [ Continue reading ]

‘Up until now the best film I’ve visited in the cinemas this year. It’s the first movie directed by Kôji Yakusho, known as an actor. Yakusho must like style, for the fact that most of the caps I’ve selected from this film subjects his character (young and… [ Continue reading ]

This is probably the best gift for your little love these holidays. A remarkable new interactive picture book for the iPad from Oliver Jeffers. The Heart and the Bottle, about a girl who loses her curiosity for the world when she finds her fathers… [ Continue reading ]

Nº35. My favorite app: Strange Rain for your iPad and iPhone >… [ Continue reading ]

Nº32. Assiettes animales: Porcelain mixed with animal bone plates by Foekje Fleur >… [ Continue reading ]

Jacob Dahlstrup Jensen is a Danish illustrator. His work is predominantly inspired by the art of tattooing. One of his latest works is ‘On a Sailors Grave No Roses Grow’ were he shows the beautiful effect of the tattoo iron on paper. (Thank you Agenda Inc… [ Continue reading ]

Ben Lamb illustrated a set of really nice cards for Oi Polloi, just in time for the festive season. Illustrated are the three standout American heroes in the shape of Hunter S Thompson alias The Good Doctor, Jack Nicholson as George Hanson in Easy… [ Continue reading ]

French Art Director and Set Designer Lenacker Romain updated his website with 5 new projects. Beautiful creations with a suberb use of color and paper sculptures. Above ‘Hors-Champ’ for Pilot Magazine by Alexis Raimbault and Yann/Pixus, and below ‘Blow up’ for 125… [ Continue reading ]

Nº 28. Boy Riding Bird & Boy Rowing Shoe Playground plates by Emily Forgot at Forgot Shop >… [ Continue reading ]

Jesse Kanda, director, designer and visual artist based in London, made this beautiful and bizarre short animation movie using multiple animation techniques ranging from traditional frame by frame to 3D expressions. Feeling a little bit like this after my short stay in the hospital last week the title fits perfectly… [ Continue reading ]

Nº 26. Mont petit nº1 by Hiyoko Imay >… [ Continue reading ]

Nº 23. The not so average holiday card: Tattoo Man letterpress print by Ariel Aberg-Riger on Etsy >… [ Continue reading ]

Dalkomhan Insaeng (2005), the best Korean gangster epos there is. Not a lot of styles on menswear in this weeks choice; A Bittersweet Life is all about cinematographic style. Continue reading at Still Stile >… [ Continue reading ]

Nº 21. The Glass Hill ICA Bench >… [ Continue reading ]