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Life is too short for the wrong job.

15 Mar


One of the print ads for jobsintown’s ‘life is too short for the wrong job’ campaign a new video commercial released by German employment website “jobsintown” joins the company’s playful visual representations of their slogan ‘life is too short for the wrong job’. The company’s four-year print ad campaign, designed by scholz & friends berlin, feature human workers powering everyday machines: a hardworking woman lives within every laundromat machine, scrubbing at your clothes, and an Elvis impersonator spends his workday in each jukebox you encounter. Taking a different approach to the same slogan, the video commercial was created by grabarz & partner and depicts a fisherman whose true calling lies outside of his current profession.


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K cupcakes at COLETTE party

11 Mar

Real version of up

8 Mar


BBC4’S REGGAE BRITANNIA DOCUMENTARY LIBERATED

6 Mar


This documentary on the origins, growth and influence of British reggae from the ‘60s to the present. Reggae Britannia takes you from the scene’s ska beginnings in the hands of the children of the country’s first post-war wave of Carribean immigrants (known as the Windrush generation), through to the emergence of  Bob Marley, the first Brixton riots, the UK sound system phenomenon, the Two-Tone era, reggae’s merging with punk and appropriation by pop, and more. Reggae Britannia is definitely worth a look.
Source : BBC NEWS

“The Hunter And The Swan Discuss Their Meeting”

4 Mar

A Brooklyn couple have dinner with a hunter and his girlfriend, a magical swan woman. It doesn’t go well.

Recreating kids drawings

4 Mar


The artwork of children is fascinating on many levels. however their uninhibited imagination is not always very true to reality. so when korean artist yeondoo jung set out to turn the drawing’s of 5-7 year old children into reality, some interesting environments were sure to arise. after he collected over 1,000 drawings, a select few were selected and turned into reality through a series of photo shoots titled ‘wonderland’. the results are just as fascinating as the original drawings.



Source http://www.yeondoojung.com/

70’s Photographs

3 Mar

Absolutely stunning collection of photographs taken from a series commissioned by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in the 1970’s called the Documerica Project.

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BACK TO THE FUTURE

3 Mar


(above)
Lulu & G in 1980 & 2010, Buenos Air


(above)
BENN AND DAN IN 1979 & 2010, London

compelled by the qualities and narrative-charged nature of vintage images, buenos aires-based photographer irina werning has started a series of portraits fittingly titled, ‘back to the future’. Largely consisting of diptychs, the project has subjects re-enact a childhood photograph from their past in their current image today. the result is a surreal, time traveling carbon copy that manages to capture a sense of the subject’s biography.

Alarmingly detailed in props, image quality, colour balance and expressions,the haunting portraits are at once nostalgic and charming, illustrating that – even with the inevitable effects of time – we are who we are; people change, but they don’t change.


‘Back to the future’ series by irina werning

(above) ‘cecile in 1987 & 2010’, france

image © irina werning

(above) PANCHO IN 1983 & 2010, Buenos Aires

All Photographs © Irina Werning

Icey Art

1 Mar


Antarctic icebergs

Day Star

9 Feb


By Evol Huggins