Amaechi Oselukwue: “To have everyone else call you the best, now that is greatness”
It's just something amazing about manifesting creativity into something tangible; it never gets old to me. Memphis is one city that is a perfect representation of that on many different artistic fronts. In Amaechi Oselukwue's case there is artistic expression in everything from photography to UFC cage fighting, check it out: [nggallery id=9] First tell us a little of your background and how you developed into this area, where did you start with art period, not necessarily photography, was it all just a hobby, etc.? Well I discovered my love for art when I was about 6 or 7 yrs old. When I ...
Animators Zach and Jeff (the internet is responsible for literally any and all exposure we’ve ever gotten.)
Fatal Farm consists of two guys Zach Johnson and Jeffrey Max. They're animators who've worked with MTV, Major Lazer, Old Spice and more. They are currently based out of Los Angeles, California. I don’t want to start this interview on a bad note, but judging from Major Lazer, The Old Spice Commercials and the various “Alternate” Television show themes you guys have a really twisted perception of reality. How did you guys develop a style so unique in your work as animators? Animation and visual effects work is something we've stumbled into. We’re entirely self-taught ...
Director Daniel Henry: “Life is tough for the working class right now.”
Daniel Henry is a young director who has created award winning short films and narratives. He’s currently working on a new film titled Figure/Ground. We were able to conduct an interview with him where spoke about his influences, how he puts together projects and more. How long have you been directing? Well, it all depends on what you consider directing. I remember before I could secure good onscreen talent, I would resort to Lego toy actors and even an occasional pet opossum to act as the hideous creature, but I was 8 years old and inexperienced. But honestly I’ve been “making movies” ...
Dom P: “I dont get brushed off as just another rapper”
Music For Daze is a New York City based entertainment group started in 2007, with the ultimate goal being bringing great original and uplifting music to the masses. [They] specialize in music entertainment in front of audiences and behind the scenes production. Mastering Music, Blending Songs, Unique Instrumental Production, Song Writing, Video Directing, Photgraphy and Artist Promotion. The first featured artist, Dom P, is catching a buzz in Nyc, Va and NJ and soon, worldwide. With his 4th mixtape/album, and many videos on youtube capturing the minds of many, Dom P is sounding like a veteran behind the mic. When did you decide ...
Will Kasso: “We all come from the tagging, vandalistic attributes of graf[fitti]“
Contributor Brittany M. condcucted an interview with Graffiti Artist Will Kasso who is based in Trenton, New Jersey. What inspires your work? My work is inspired by life! My family, my city of Trenton, NJ and so on. I use alot of references from my past in my personal canvas work. I come from a very close family and we went through a lot of highs and lows together and I bring that out in my canvas work. As for my public murals, I mainly focus on subject matters that interest me, such as philosophy, religion and hip-hop. I recently finished a mural for NJTL(National Junior Tennis League) with ...
Design
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Music
[Translate] “> The whole album is remixes. This one isn’t...
[Translate] Gigantic Sky Productions and B. Ladd films collaborate to produce...
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Fashion
[Translate] Allen Edmonds. A name synonymous with dress shoes made here in the U.S with the utmost eye for detail and quality. Now, see them in a more relaxed casual light, but don’t underestimate what they can do when they’re not doing “dressy” shoes. This time they go off and do a “MLB” collection inspired... [Read more of this review]
[Translate] Featured above is the Fall 2010 capsule collection between Jil Sander and Uniqlo. Uniqlo is typically known for it’s simple, trendy clothing that comes at very reasonable prices. The collection is extremely simple with minimalistic details and is made with great fabrics. Look out for this collaboration between the two and... [Read more of this review]
[Translate] In my humble opinion, this collaboration features a very successful streetwear brand; The Hundreds, and an incredibly successful N.Y based artist; SSUR. As always, the tees are exclusive and will have much hype behind them, as The Hundreds tends to do this technique so perfectly. There are two different designs for the shirts,... [Read more of this review]
[Translate] Always a unique and pioneering young brand, Opening Ceremony once again puts out a shoe collection to stand out and turn heads. With 4 different silhouettes to choose from, they feature all different kinds of materials for the fall. The fabrics consist of speckled wool, mirrored leather, and bordeaux ponyhair; and along with the... [Read more of this review]
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