Incase X Andy Warhol: Part Deux

Speaking of Andy Warhol...Incase, founded in 1997 to protect the technology we hold close to us, is releasing a second collection inspired by the iconic artist. This collection will showcase various types of media art that Warhol used such as silkscreening (Elvis) and film (Empire).

The collection is already available on the Incase's website.

Are You Ready for Osheaga?

This is a crazy amazing promo video for this year's Osheaga Festival in Montreal created by La Moustache. Well done!!

Below is a reel of other work from La Moustache.

MCoeur Murals

A beautiful mural created by French artists Supakitch and Koralie.

Miniature Fashion Week

by Natalie Grosner

Art..

by Marc Johns

The Gentlewoman

I love the cover of the third installment of The Gentlewoman featuring the amazing Adele. The british magazine focuses on exceptional and real women that make an impact in our every day lives.

Fafi loves Japan

I love this " We Love Japan" pencil drawing that Fafi, in collaboration with Colette, has created as a part of a fundraising effort to help Japan recover from last week's horrible disaster. All funds will be donated to the Japanese Red Cross Society.

Underbelly Project

The Underbelly Project is the sum of 18 months, 103 street artist and an abandoned subway tunnel in New York city. This street art collaboration was only unveiled for two hours to a reporter from the NY times and his camera due to the illegality of the project.

Once the tour with the reporter was completed, all the equipment to get in and out of the tunnel was destroyed. One of the street artists explained the reason behind this decision: “We’re not under the illusion that no one will ever see it,” Workhorse said. “But what we are trying to do is to discourage it as much as possible.”

“If you go in there and break your neck, nobody’s going to hear you scream,” he said — at least assuming there are no track workers around. “You’re just going to have to hope that someone is going to find you before you die.”

I guess that is where the seduction lies...

All About Your Wall

Founded in 2002, Blik, a California based company, has taken removable surface graphics to a whole other level. You can choose from many of their graphics that are inspired from videogames, cartoons and art pieces or even customize your own. They are always collaboarating with various up and coming and established artists such as one of my favorites, Jeremy Fish. Also, they have joined forces with the community centered apparel store Threadless.

I am definitely buying a graphic for my bedroom wall, for now it is a secret, but definitely will put up a picture once I have it set on my wall!

Banksy X The Simpsons

The intro of last night's episode of The Simpsons was directed by the famed british graffiti artist Banksy. Most reviewers are already labelling this intro as controversial, what are your thoughts? I loooove it!

Vacuum as Art?

A Polish fashion designer, Lukasz Jemiol, has decided to take Vacuums to another level by encrusting them with over 3, 700 Swarovski crystals. These sparkling cleaning tools go for almost 20 000$US. Would this be something an art collector would love to have for his/her collection or for their maid?

Masters Of The Universe by Adrian Riemann

Artist Adrian Riemann presents his new “Masters of the Universe” print series. Basically the series is a re-interpretation of famous masters of the universe characters in the hispster fashion scene. What makes it hipster you say? Well the iconic characters are decked out in stree fashion such as Cheap Monday and YSL

Crayola Sculptures

Vietnam native Diem Cheu’s combines common mediums and common means to create these very delicate and very cute sculptures! Je coeur!!!

Did Banksy leave his mark in Toronto?

It appears that the infamous Banksy has possibly left his mark on Toronto. You be the judge after you read this article!

Camilla Gray

I stumbled on the artist Camilla Gray a bit ago and have been obsessed with her work. Her fashion illustrations are simply breathtaking.

French Illustrations a la Mode

Love these french style illustrations by Carine Brancowitz.

Julia Chiang loves NY

I recently put up a post of an installation by the Brooklyn based artist Julia Chiang, I am mesmorized by her work. This friday, she is launching with The Standard NY an exclusive edition of 50 glazed porcelain apples. Chiang chose the apple because it is a symbol of desire and an icon of the city of New York.

The installation "One of Kind" shown in the last picture is made out of Ring Pop candy's that have been melted over time.

Banksy: Exit Through the Gift Shop

The amazing Banksy is releasing a 85-minute featured film launching at Sundance. The movie, Exit Through the Gift Shop, will be out this spring..Now who is going to be my date?? Check out the trailer here.

in its simplicity

If you know me, you know that love and I are bitter rivals currently. However, this whimsical piece by artist Julia Chiang made me smile today.