You’ve gotta love this. Unless you’re my parents, who just won’t get it.
Graphic designer and illustrator Richard Perez. More here.
You’ve gotta love this. Unless you’re my parents, who just won’t get it.
Graphic designer and illustrator Richard Perez. More here.
The premier [sold out] issue of Uppercase magazine from Spring ‘09.
Well, that was not the photo I really wanted to show you, but I just had to mention that everyone in NYC seemed to be wearing black boots. With their skinny jeans tucked into them (doesn’t anyone suffer from foot claustrophobia?)
So I wish I had a better photo but in all my searching on the internet, no one seems to have captured these urban ladies in their footwear. I can’t say the boots were slouchy like the ones above. The important part is the notch in the back. This was ubiquitous. Why didn’t I snap a photo? You need to be following these trends! Oh wait, we’re at the tail end already.
Let me know when you think Dansko clogs are fixin’ to start a fashion buzz and I will do the Cabbage Patch.
A photo (well, a montage to be exact) of our booth at the New York Gift Show. I should have photos of our new jewelry up by the end of this week.
Tomorrow (Wednesday) is the last day. Closing at 5pm, and I imagine eating Chinese takeout around 7:30… we’ll see if that becomes a reality.
Postscript: I got home by 6:30, but I ate leftover enchiladas.
I can’t stop looking at this photo.
From the exhibit: Where Three Dreams Cross: 150 Years of Photography from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh at Whitechapel Gallery in London.
Illustrator Andrew Clark. See more here.
Great illustrations by Josh Cochran for a slightly bizarre ad campaign to promote the Dubai Metro.
Can’t put my finger on exactly what’s odd about it, though I surmise it’s the trendy western illustration style promoting ‘women and children only cabins’–go take a look for yourself.