I once had two cameras. Their names were Lost and Broken. As of Saturday night, Lost is missing and Broken is, well, of little use. Until I can find or otherwise acquire a photograph machine, please look at these drawings I made for you. I plan to add to this collection, so check back!
Some ideas are just too good for one blog. A very cool coupleton calling itself Arrow & Apple has come up with such an idea. I love the name and equally love these honeycomb shelves.
How else would one pretend to be a bee? But even better because you can put a book or a plant in it.
Yes, you can love it forever.
This is beautiful and just what we wanted on the second album, no? Thanks, foxies.
Ok, I can honestly say that what Grown Ocean sounds most like is the Fleet Foxes. But we have to have some influences, right? Maybe it’s the Americana, perhaps it’s the harmonizing men with beards, but I really hear this in there somehow.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aURThUaRjCc&feature=related
This is a song from Panda Bear’s forthcoming Tomboy (out April 12th). Fans of trippy chill have cause for celebration: the album is said to be mixed by Sonic Boom (Peter Kember) of Spacemen 3. If you feel like making out with the next music note that floats your way, you’re not alone.
Here are some influences:
It’s ironic that this nomadic vision appears in Vogue Australia about the same time as Honolulu’s homeless are being evicted from their beach-tent colonies.
We have these romanticized fantasies whose realities are disabled by the same consumption-driven system that manufactures them. I don’t know how to fix this, except to go live in a beautiful tent on the beach, sleep next to my lover and watch the shooting stars.
Just discovered the amazingness of this video. Stop motion! Folk! Stories of escape and love! It’s a shame they haven’t done more stuff like this.
Obvious, but here’s a little Dylan root with harmonica and storytelling.
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Copy, cut and play: use this stencil to decorate anything from a tabletop to a t-shirt.
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The first step is to make lots of simple valentines. Ideas are as plentiful as paper. Cut into old books, sheet music, paper bags or gift wrap. Check back soon for more heart-shaped inspiration and step two.
