SUPA KiD's Blog

Oct 22, 2010

Oct 20, 2010

THE VIDEO

Dont like the song as much...Great visuals...

The Japanese Popstars Feat. Green Velvet - Let Go from David Wilson Creative on Vimeo.

Oct 19, 2010

prints and whales

25 is a very pretty number.. ya know? :D
25 deserves pretty things.
Like this silkscreen made by designer Jason Taylor.
oh yes.... indeed

*hint*hint*

Oct 18, 2010

shoes... please

Wearable sculptures from artist Kobe Levi. Love the banana shoe...

Oct 17, 2010

One please...

The name is Daniela...

Very clever idea for a bike.

Now if it get's stolen it'll be easier to spot it.

Oct 16, 2010

t's all about lines and shapes, everywhere you go.
Obsessing about geometrical forms to some of us It's just "el pan de cada dia" (the bread of each day) and for that, I give my fellow obsessives something to feist upon.

4 colors on a mauve or white shirt

VOTE HERE

Oct 13, 2010

Sir Edward Wigglesworth

Got another design up at threadless!!!

Vote 5 and the option of "id buy it now!

Cup o' tea?

Not all rats that came from europe carried diseases,
some of them carried monocles

Click here or on the image to vote!!!! :D

Oct 11, 2010

Aaron Horkey

Known as part of the burlesque design team, Aaron Horkey impressed me with his unique typographic style and detailed illustrations. After looking at his work I started haunting the cover arts his done for bands ( more affordable than his actual prints). This silkscreen artist has work for bands from Flight of the Conchordes to the Forensics. I grabbed myself one of the Melt Bananas LP and is currently sitting on my wall. My next Horkey buy will definitely be a Forensics vinyl.

Oct 8, 2010

Dale amor que la carne es buena

For a while I've been meaning to submit a design on Threadless, but never got around to it 'cause never really figured out what to do. Below I present you with "Piggie" (no relation to Ms.Piggie...or is there?). A traditional portrait of an unconventional subject.

This napoleon is mighty tasty too... show my bf a lil love :)

Oct 7, 2010

Zapf

The Art of Hermann Zapf from Johnny Dib on Vimeo.

Oct 5, 2010

My fav things

My favorite contemporary version from The Golden Filter

ellos

A colab of many heads who like a single idea.

Oct 4, 2010

the thread

Since I've been hanging a lot in the threadless shirt site, I've been looking around a few artist that every month, get a tee printed. One of them is Alex Solis, who is a very talented fellow that nails almost every design he uploads to the site.

Pizza Party with Alex Solis! from Threadless.com on Vimeo.

Oct 3, 2010

OK...

Ok, Go's gimmick

Sep 30, 2010

APU CLO

I few days ago my bf got me this shirt that I wanted for quite some time. This line is called Apparalleluniverse Clothing. The guy behind the line, does everything on his own, conceptualizing, drawing it... everything. He really has a great line and his illustrations are the kind to show off in a wall. He's launching his collection very soon, so keep posted for this. Click on the image to see more.

Sep 28, 2010

Remembering

Sep 27, 2010

tatsuomiyajima

Great light art... enough said.

Below a few text this artist has written.

Everything changes. Nothing could be permanently fixed.
Whatever it is, however long it takes, everything changes.
Art should accept such changes positively and represents them in its own ways.
Immutability has been a key word for the definition of art.
A work of art would be treated as worthless if it were mutable.
In our real life, however, things keep changing.
Art should be a reflection of the reality in one sense or the other,
and hence, should be continuously changing.
It would be able to give people a tip of wisdom.

Everything keeps going on forever.
Everything moves on a never-ending line as it changes itself.
Being associated with the term, immortality, means being associated with the universe.
Art has been always represent immortality, as people wish to be immortal.
People have been able to experience immortality through a work of art.
Art represents immortality in its course of mutation.
It would be able to give people hopes.

Art in You

Einstein and Tagore met in 1930 for the first time. Their conversation dealt with truth and nature of the reality, with Einstein wondering where beauty existed. He said truth and beauty, like time and space, existed independently of mankind. Tagore objected his premise, arguing that beauty is realised only through human beings. If there is no human beings anymore, the Apollo of Belvedere would be no longer beautiful. Einstein, the Nobel Prize winner of physics, said he agreed with him in terms of beauty.

Works of art (i.e. beauty) exists in interaction with human mind.
There is no art created solely by an artist.
A work becomes an art only with the presence of observers.
Art is a collaboration of artists and observers.

Such a relationship could refer to TV transmission.
TV transmits everywhere, while a TV set is required to see its images.
The sender, an artist's work, is realised only through the receiver,
TV set in this case, and hence, observers.

Observers are nothing special. They refer to all the people in this world.
Greatest works of art all over the world could not exist as much as now, otherwise.

Art exists in people's minds.
Everyone has got his / her art in his / her minds.

A work of art is a devise that inspires people's artistic mind.
It is not independent of mankind. It becomes an art with realistic elements in interaction with observers.

There is no clear division between 'artist' and 'observer'.
All are artists as well as observers with abilities to recognise art (beauty).

Art in You

Art is neither created specially for a particular kind of person or a group,
nor appreciated only by people with special ability.
Art could be created by anyone, and anyone is able to appreciate a work of art.
Art is developed and progressed by human beings.

Sep 26, 2010

hard blue

I guess that the only times I'm ever gonna own or even see a pistol
would be this ceramic ones made by Yvonne Lee Schultz.
Wonderfully made.

The Porcelain Pistols are replicas of James Bond’s Walther PPK and its contemporary sister, the P99,with friendly permission of Carl Walther Inc.The fragile weapon, hand-painted in the style of classic tableware motifs, liesnext to your coffee and cake, asking to be picked up. Its coolness andcomfortable grip increase the qualms of the user, leaving him in a quandary between the pleasure of luxury and violence.

Sep 23, 2010

Cardenas

Monica de Cardenas has some really interesting faces in her portfolio.

"Not the square, the triangle or the circle: the face is the most elementary shape. It is the primordial form, the first we learn to see, recognize and re-create. In all cultures we find innumerable images of faces: as portraits, but also as essential representations of the human being in general, as universal archetype. The face, then, is also the most sensitive, the most expressive image, where every transformation echoes in our soul. In recent contemporary art we often find transformed faces of great impact, reflecting the questioning and search for identity in a complex, global, cross cultural reality."

Sep 21, 2010

gray

look whose back!!!

It's been a while sense they've posted something on there page and today they gave us the fresh taste of newly recorded stuff and what new flavors are coming soon!!!! ENJOY!!!