0 Surf days for 8 weeks in Sunny little Jersey, Channel Islands. What to do… Tarp Surfing! of course. Check out this vid of some serious land barrels. This was kindly supported by; Quiksilver Jersey, SDS, Freedom and the Quiksilver Surf School. Music “For What It’s Worth” is a song written by Stephen Stills. It was performed by Buffalo Springfield, recorded on December 5, 1966, and released as a single in January 1967. Some would [...]
While the visitor keeps their eyes shut, a moving platform guides a pen in their hand to draw a self-portrait, using computer vision to track their face and generate a line drawing. The result is a machine-aided drawing, a self-portrait you could never draw. Here we’re testing an early version that moves about a half or third the speed of the more recent versions.
A new way to look at BMX in a bowl. Enjoy a Smooth ride with Sebastian Keep.
using 1050 individual a0 sized frames with long exposure photography, points in space presents melbournes cbd’s cycles of repetition by responding to the flow of traffic at key intersections. bodies join, weld and converge into swarming masses of movement. this movement is present in each city around the world. the work presents how a city environment is controlled through organised systems. scenarios which may look like elements in chaos, work in harmony. made for the [...]
The Chaos Crew tattoo studio is well known in Munich and far beyond its city limits. We developed a poster that impressively shows the bavarian tattoo artists’ skills: just as tattoo motives tell countless stories, we interwove the most important events of 2011 into one huge tattoo. History was tattooed onto calfskin to promote the art of tattooing in its most authentic form – on real skin.
Carlos Santana is an unlikely young addition to the surf photographer scene. Growing up miles from the beach in a Mexican American enclave in Southern California near Disneyland and Knott’s Berry Farm, Carlos wasn’t brought up at the beach. “I didn’t see the ocean till I was about 7 years old and the first time my parents barely let me set my feet in the water.” He stumbled upon photography as a late teen and [...]
In the segment of Rabbit’s Foot-ery, Byron Bay local Ari Browne puts it down it on the 6th version of the Rabbit’s Foot at a quick sunrise session before the day’s responsibilities set in. In this one, the nineteen year old Mr.Browne is surfing at Lennox Head after no more than 8 sessions in varied conditions over two weeks…Stoking! Ari is one of the coolest and most potential-ridden people I’ve met in my travels and [...]
To celebrate its tenth year of existence, Desillusion magazine has chosen to honor the people who have inspired them most this past decade. After zooming in on snowboarder/musician Trevor Andrew in the first edition, the second of this series of six portraits takes a look at the life of Andrew Reynolds. This is Andrew is a short video about one of the most influential skateboarders of all times, Andrew Reynolds. Pro for over 15 years [...]
Band of Outsiders have always reflected a concern with tailoring in their collections and not even the brand’s easygoing attitude has prevented them from manufacturing some of their tailoring in a 100 year old factory in Brooklyn, NY using hand-tailoring techniques. For this SS12, the L.A. brand comes up with a fresh approach on the classic three button blazer, making it more relaxed in the construction but also a bit more snug and short on [...]
12-year old Tom Schaar lands the first ever 1080 while skating the MegaRamp at Woodward West in Tehachapi, CA.
Discover the work of Tien-Min Liao and here is what she says about her experiment: “This is a self-initiated typographic experiment that explores the relationships between upper-case letters and lower-case letters, and also records the transformation between them. In this experiment, I drew shapes with ink on one or both of my hands, manipulating my gestures into the corresponding shape to signify an upper-case letter. Then, using the same shape on my hands, I manipulated [...]
Today we can bring you a first look at the latest collaboration shoe from Supreme and Clarks. This time around, Supreme have opted to use the Clarks Desert Mali low model with a premium suede upper offered in several different colorways. Dual branding appears on the innersole along with an embossed Supreme logo stamped onto the heel. Set for release soon, the Supreme x Clarks Originals Desert Mali low will retail in Japan for ¥24,150 [...]
The Looking Sideways art show opened last night at the Vans Wängl Tängl Presented by G-Shock in Mayrhofen, Austria. A couple of hundred party-goers and art fans checked out works on display by Fos, French, Blaise Rosenthal, Ed Templeton, Tristan Huber, Corey Smith, Schoph, Danny Wainwright, Danny Larsen and Tim Karpinski.
