Fanny François

oksana coat hanger

OKSANA COAT HANGER is a decorative and ultra-light weight hanger. A revolving textile belt is shaped by a wooden slat and forms the silhouette. Ease of threading through the collar is guaranteed by the use of a reduced and flexible design and the clothing is placed in a gentle manner on the textile belt. There is the possibility of having an individual design. Woven and stitched logos for company specific use as well as traditional craftsmanship of local or traditional patterns are possible and therefore oksana is offering new ways of application.The shown workmanship is made from traditional woven textile belts from Western Ukraine.

Where you at!?

I feel like I'm in a Boost Mobile commercial, only way more hood. Fucking shit I'm too busy tweeting

AIR- "Mayfair Song" DOWNLOAD!!!!

This is a jam nuff said. Just download and shut the FUCK up.  Tomorrow Tom Vek's sophomore album comes out FINALLY!


https://www.yousendit.com/download/MEtRNHA5NEhsamV4dnc9PQ

Anne Halldin- Maule

She is an amazing artist...peep her site www.maulestudios.com

Hilo Chen- the babe creeper

 Taiwanese photorealistic painter of my favourite subject matter...babes at the beach.

Let's start from with the top...

The end...with a batty crease 

Hateful Tattoo

Mary Coble is a fascinating performance artist...Coble meticulously documented the inscriptions from her previous three Marker (NY, DC and Madrid) Performances and compiled a list of over 200 hateful words and phrases written on her in various languages. For Blood Script, the artist has 75 of the most common words tattooed onto her skin, without ink, in a very ornate script. Using decorative letters, Coble creates a dichotomy between the beautiful visual form of the words and the ugly meanings they convey semantically.

The words appear in blood as the tattooing needles penetrate Coble’s skin. Blood Paintings are made of each word by immediately pressing watercolor paper against the fresh incisions. The mirror image of the word is imprinted on the paper in blood. As each Blood Painting is created, it is placed on the wall during the performance. The number of prints on the wall expands proportionately as the artist’s skin becomes increasingly infused with hateful epithets.

The elaborate script initially engages viewers in the optical challenge of identifying each tattooed insult. The recognition of each word stimulates viewers to reflect upon the significance of what the insult means to them. This dynamic process mediates a silent dialogue between the artist and her audience as the performance progresses.

Following Tall Paul

My main man Paul Loya and I go way back. He's finally moved out of Long Beach to a much less hipster area known as Justin Silverlake. At any rate he is a massive art buff and get into super dungeonous weird shit like this artist William Binnie http://williambinnie.blogspot.com/

Thanks Paul for this one! Eat a dick.

Can't breathe underwater