Saturday, November 6, 2010

TIM WALKER

I recently posted a bunch of TIM WALKER's photos from a shoot inspired by TIM BURTON.  
After looking into him I felt it necessary to bring some of his other great works to everyone's attention!
© Tim Walker - The Dress Lamp Tree, Northumberland, England, 2002
© Tim Walker - Pastel Cats, Northumberland, England, 1999
© Tim Walker - Lily Cole and Giant Watering Can, Northumberland, England, 2004
© Tim Walker - Lily Cole and spiral staircase, Whadwan, Gujarat, India - British Vogue, 2005
© Tim Walker - Lisa Cant and 80 White Rabbits, Chiswick, England, 2004


He has sooooo much more out there so if you're interest is peaked google him!
He definitely has a GREAT IMAGINATION.

Rihanna - Only Girl (In The World)



I'm not usually a big Rihanna fan but 
I am in love with this video!
It is beautifully filmed and the fashion is great!
I especially love the shot at 2:50 with the ladders and giant balloons....
VERY WHIMSICAL! :)

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Tim Burton Fashion

In anticipation of his retrospective at New York's Museum of Modern Art, filmmaker Tim Burton reimagines the season's dark delights. Photographs by Tim Walker.


Although this Photo-shoot is from last september it is too good to deem too old to blog about...
In my opinion, Tim Burton is one of the most amazing people involved in Art and Film Making.
His films have always featured a very distinct style of fashion....
and I LOVE IT!

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Nature + Furniture = Awesome.

I absolutely loooooove anything nature inspired but these pieces are taking it to the next level!
I'm in love with the bath mat and the light....

Moss Carpet by La Chanh Nguyen

Bark Chair by Draw Me A Sheep

Baby's Breath Chair  by Asif Khan









Monday, November 1, 2010

Antoni Gaudi.

Antoni Plàcid Guillem Gaudí i Cornet
25 June 1852 – 10 June 1926) 
was a Catalan architect who worked during the Modernism (Art Nouveau) period but became famous for his unique and highly individualistic designs regarded as beyond the scope of Modernism.

If one were forced to define Casa Batllo, one would have to describe it as an architectural smile, an outburst of the compositional pleasure of someone in full command of his own individual style that enabled him to escaper any imitation or school, either in his own day or subsequently.


Sagrada Familia
is a Roman Catholic cathedral still under construction in Barcelona.  Work on the cathedral started in 1882 and Gaudi himself worked on it for 40 years, 15 of which he dedicated exclusively to it, until his death in 1926.  When asked about the deadline of his project, now scheduled to 2026, Gaudi said "My client is not in a hurry."

Antoni Gaudi is my all time favourite Architect.  
He was amazingly imaginative.  
His ideas were so different from anything out there that it is almost as if he were from 
another world.

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