Friday, September 29, 2006

Entry #9: Because I hate their ads [mag]

(no frills link page)

9linesmag
Робин, а-у-у! glasnost, what? Russians strike back! http://www.9linesmag.com/

Big
The Big idea = each issue made in a different country. (good use of flash without the fanfare). http://www.bigmagazine.com/

Paper Magazine
Great mag from NY, great site. thank god. http://www.papermag.com/

The Blowup
I go here for the avante-garde photos and the minimalist design. http://www.theblowup.com/

Bon
Have some crackers while you watch the show- way too heavy on the flash. http://www.bonmagazine.com/

Clear Magazine
Way too heavy on the flash. pick up the mag instead. http://www.clearmag.com/

Cool Girls Japan
This website needs some major help, but some neat photos every so often. (someone send me a good Japanese fashion site, please!!) http://www.coolgirlsjapan.biz/

Dresslab
Spanish site that uses flash as a medium for art. Be warned- it is sorta addictive, but don't go here for fast info. http://www.dresslab.com/

Eccentris
Again, too much flash, but great photos! http://www.eccentris.com/

Girl on the Street
Trendspotting the streets of NY (mostly). http://www.girlonthestreet.com/

Hint
cool photos of shows and seasons but again- FLASH heavy, but better use than most (someone tell em to STOP already though, please). http://www.hintmag.com/

Iconique
Flash heavy, but with fashion shows from not-so-fashion capitals (but should be!) Flash is also faster and better designed than most! http://www.iconique.com/

Issue One
NO. I didn't even allow it to load. http://www.issue-one.com/

Shift
Japanese scene. Some flash, but once you get over it, the content is in HTML!
http://www.shift.jp.org/

Entry #8: The Blow Up






The Blow Up recently revamped their website and it is killer!



Entry #7: Bikes by design


I love.

Tuesday, August 15, 2006

entry #6: Dare to Care


I love daily obsessions, and the AIDS awareness campaign they feature... much better than the one where famous people take serious pictures.








On a recent trip to Target to view the Paul & Joe designs, I was in the vitamins aisle and a picture of their prescription medicine bottle stopped me dead.

Seriously, how amazing is Target? I mean... Isaac was one thing but wow! The bottle is beautiful and much, much more appealing than the ordinary ones... I think I might switch over just so I could get one of these beaus? Too bad there's no cool color coding system system a la Homeland Security... although what they would color code- I have no idea.

Saturday, August 05, 2006

Entry #5: Fascination








I saw something on TV about dams.

Wednesday, August 02, 2006

Entry #4: Good morning, sunshine.

This was on design sponge. It's called "herbie" and it is made for the city dweller (yes... backpackers are city dwellers).

Coooooool. It would be interesting if Herbie looked more natural, don't you think? I'm glad the designer didn't go that route though because it seems a bit fraudulent if it were to look like regular pots. I'd cry identity theft, anyways.

Now, there have been tons of jumpers coming out recently and, for the most part, I've liked them, but I kept thinking, I can do better and if only it was LIKE THIS or like that. But then I came across ESKELL's fab site and line. This is almost what I made last weekend! Minus the material, cuz mine is made from silk and another is wool pencil skirt. Whatever the deal, it's hot and I think I want one! These also remind me of the dresses I made for the fashion show (hey, I have foresight!)... I am thinking, the same material as fashion show (we have tons left) with pleats still intact. It'll be a cinch and you'll love it, I promise!

Entry #3: I really miss you.


Nostalgia sets in. My computer!! I was thinking back to all the pictures of all my dream "rooftop gardens" and I can't believe they are GONE. seriously. done.

O, rooftop garden, you will be mine someday (soon, soon, soon). In the meantime...

Is that not the coolest trash bin in the world or what? I totally want it.

Tuesday, August 01, 2006

Entry #2: Trees


On graduation day, I went to the Getty with the familia and saw a presentation on acid etching. I googled the damn thing and fell in L- to the O-V-E with Adam Frank's work- Lumen. They're $48 and you can get them at ELSEWARES. yummy. tree huggers, unite!

Monday, July 31, 2006

Welcome

Hello blogworld. My computer recently got stolen and I realized I lost a lot of beautiful pictures of designs I liked. I thought about how the culprit is probably going to keep my computer because the content is amazing. Anyways.

I should archive stuff by sharing it online. All the things I love. For you to love too.