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Archive for September 2007

 
 

James Jean

James Jean was educated at the School of Visual Arts in New York and earned his BFA in 2001. He currently lives in Los Angeles.

Process Recess 2 has finally shipped and is out in stores now! If your local retailer doesn’t carry the book, you can order
it directly from Adhouse Books.

NEIGHBORHOOD by Sophnet via Honeymag

In conjunction with the release of honyee.mag vol.2 (a Japanese magazine curated by Hiroshi Fujiwara), several special items will be released. These limited items include two t-shirts by NEIGHBORHOOD, a wool V neck knit and a lamb wool knit cap by SOPHNET. In addition, fragment design will make a strap and HEAD PORTER will create stylist bags for honeyee.com. The items will be exclusively sold at the hnyee.Store starting October 9th, 2007 for the NEIGHBORHOOD tees. The SOPHNET. items will be available on October 16th while the fragment and HEAD PORTER items will be on sale on October 23rd. [Via Honeymag]

Sung-Hee Seewald Photography

Sung-Hee Seewald Photography

Kelsey Brookes: sex, comedy and animals

Kelsey Brookes was born in 1978. A formally trained scientist he now lives and works in San Diego as an illustrator and painter.

His art is an unrefined and some say unskilled mix of sex, comedy, and animals.

Boss’ Life — JT the Bigga Figga and Snoop Doggy Dog

Frisco and Long Beach, JT and Snoop

Mr. Millimeter Playaz in the Game, JT the Bigga Figga

1993 Bay Area, SFC, Fillmoe classic from JT the Bigga Figga.

“You’re Killin’ Me (The Download Song)” Shamim

Grammy Award Winner works with Singing Sensation. Check out Shamim’s new songs and her new music video.

Frequent massaging breasts enables you detect breast cancer before it strikes

Chinese Breast Cancer Awareness ad. Translation: “Frequent massaging breasts enables you detect breast cancer before it strikes.”

Beijing Ballers

In May 2007, Nike China and DMG organized an epic street ball tournaments to unearth the best young ballers in Beijing. Held over three intense days, only the most Baqi of ballers made it to the final inside the walls of the Forbidden City. Preliminary games were played around the Forbidden City gates, hence the title of the tournament, ‘The Battle of the 9 Gates’. Inspiration was drawn from the capital’s imperial heritage, street ball culture and the arrogant Baqi style of Beijing baskeball. The campaign incorporated multi-media spanning from recruitment drives to artist-collaborations, music, videos, and post-final celebrations. [Via Ads of the World]

Look below: Secretarys-cum-Receptionists

Secretarys-cum-Receptionists