Le boomerang - Serge Gainsbourg

Umshini Wam

 Die Antwoord and Harmony Korine... Good god what have you done? but a perfect combination.

James Pecis And The Hard Graft That Is Hair

The man put up with me for 3 weeks in the most epic journey in and around North West America with no mention of work. I know he is big time, but never knew how much work is involved. James Pecis is one of the busiest guys in his medium and most definitely one of the best. He creates with ease and the fact he compares well to a guru, he manages to capture the hearts of everyone who encounter him.

James is an artist and when he has two seconds to him self he makes perfect little art books and his Christmas cards are second to none. Massive gun collections and bathing in baths full of fruit are common place with in his quirky slightly strange mind.

This video shows us how much fun he and his team can have on an incredably complex and hectic journey over Fashion month. Planes, trains and automobiles ensue his life, he loves it and makes it fun for everyone.

Watch and see how it is done.




His work here!!!
http://dandvmanagement.com/london/#p=home

Ryann Bosetti -You get it.

There was a night, near the end, when I had plucked one last wilted beer from the leaking old ice chest, and wandered over to a lone picnic table.  It was in the Eastern Oregon desert and we had decided to spend the night sleeping under the fiery starlight, in a field that felt like an ancient ritual ground, if you overlooked the RV park that had tastefully settled on it’s perimeter.

The sky was lavender and silver, all streaked out to-gether, those two, and O this ungodly warm wind was blowing the sun away, wrapping itself all over our road-seasoned skin, it felt holy in the strangest sense.  I felt like my soul was going to shrapnel itself out of it’s shell, so I left the boys at the fire and made my way through the brown grass to this Table.  It looked exactly like an altar, to me.  I laid down on it and let the previous two weeks fill up my casing, really let them flood the space, and as I did this I looked up and there was the moon, hanging a few inches from my nose, had appeared as though summoned.  It was the most benevolent moon I’d ever lain under, it felt like all the strong and true parts of life in one moonrise.  It shepherded me through my processing of topics like being in love with all 3 of my motley-crew camping troupe members, reflecting on the baby coyote voice that was pealing in and out in the smoky air, wondering if I ever actually needed to put on a clean pair of jeans again, these smelled liked campfire and gas station coffee and boys and the ocean, and teenage hearts at the river in Nampa.  This, along with the warm stout I had half-finished, inspired a song (undoubtedly a feat of composition) which I decided to perform for my all-loving moon.  She did not judge, as to be expected, and I swung my heels happily the whole time.  That night I dreamed of a world-sized water park, where each of us had our own tidal wave and the wave never broke.

We finished our expedition the next day and it fractured each of our hearts, just a few cracks each, nothing deadly but we felt it like kittens when the milk runs out.  For a few weeks we were buoyant souls, free to point on a map and just GO, no rules except never run out of whiskey and maybe have something in mind for dinner before you get there.  Beautiful kids making out in parking lots and wandering on dirt roads in the middle of nowhere became our answer to everything, our living examples of perfection, a league of adolescent Buddhas, and we followed them for hours with our eyes and feet, feeling grateful and like we wanted to learn everything we could from them before they went home to their invisible parents.

This was the Niall O’Brien-led road expedition into the great small-town American young-wonderlands.  Alexander McQueen had hired Niall to shoot their collection as he saw fit, in this setting, (my job was to communicate with the teenagers) and so we rode in this pickup truck for days and days and we found ourselves falling into a very beautiful crevice in which time stops, all light is gold-hued and bees buzz extra loud.  The picnic table was my resting place so many times, and thank god somehow this characteristically strange truth worked it’s way into the photo-tale.

Niall leaves melted minds and hearts in his wake, his reverence for his subject is unrivaled, his hands and heart are blessed and gilded and we’ll only see more and more of his blessing, in our collective human future, and for this we can rest gratefully.


By Ryann Bosetti

Youre So Cool (True Romance)

 http://www.ryannbosetti.com/

Alexander McQueen - McQ - by Niall O'Brien

Fucks Sake.

With all that money you'd think West would be able to afford an original idea. Him his hissy fits and Hype Williams need to step up their game really.

McQ - Alexander McQueen

First installment of the campaign I shot during the summer for McQ SS/11. Bag of film, a full tank of gas and a small group of good friends.

http://www.m-c-q.com/

Allot On But I'm Still Alive

Loving the thrill of the chase at the moment and as it makes my head clear and at the same time relaxed or at least at ease and confident, I cant help but feel energized and inspired again. I expect the excitement is close to the experience you get on a roller coaster. I've never been on one but the idea of pure fun, excitement and fear sums up these days. Suddenly things make sense and all the bollox that might have been negative in any way seem to be working out as the best thing in the world. The new company I keep has driven me 10 fold and I no longer feel guilty for working hard. Contemplating change isn't on the cards for me, I don't want to as it seems to have gotten me this far and I'm still alive.

Portland Oregon.

Tonight, Here it Goes Again...

Tim Flach

Posing bats, veiny horses and jellyfish. That's all you need to take pictures no? Tim Flach seems to have that area covered.

http://www.timflach.com/