Mondo X Horkey X Moon

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Matter Magazine

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A Project by OMO Creates
Directed by Olu Michael Odukoya
Photography by Jonas Lindström

Supplied by Mattermedia.info

HEROES & VILLAINS

Heroes & Villains is a collection of portraits by photographers Tatiana Wills and Roman Cho which surveys some of the most intriguing personalities in today’s art, street and pop culture movements. Wills and Cho began their prescient documentation of these underground innovators six years ago, and many of their subjects are now attracting unprecedented attention in the art world. Their photographs unveil the persona, unique vision and inner character of more than 100 of the most iconic figures in the contemporary creative world, such as Robert Williams, Mark Ryden, Gabrielle Bell, David Choe, and Saber One. With a vibrant sense of play and an intuitive ability to expose internal truths, Wills and Cho have captured quiet revelations of essence and character, as well as startling moments of spontaneous expression.

Story Magazine

A new arts, culture and inspiration magazine based in East London is about to release their first issue. Story Magazine aims to lead the way for promoting creative exploration. Their goal is to create an entertaining compilation of creativity and inspiration. Go find it… now.

Arkitip Issue No. 0056, JR

I love JR and Arkitip features his work in issue 56.

Story of every creative professionals life…

I think every creative on the planet can tell you a story about how someone; a start-up business, a big business, a self professed entrepreneur or even a close friend has asked them to work for free or for a beer or for ‘more work in the future’. Take note anyone asking for creative services:

ASSUMING NO VALUE IN A CREATIVES WORK, NO MATTER WHAT FIELD, IS LIKE SPITTING IN THEIR FACE.

Thanks to Gerry Mak from Lost at Eminor for finding this.

Ill Studio

“The ill-studio is a French group of collaborators devoted to fine arts. Our goal is to bring ten individuals together, working in various artistic areas such as graphic design, photography, typography, illustration, video, motion design, etc.

The studio provides an environment wherein its member’s complementary influences meet, and contribute to the stimulation and development of the whole, whether the works produced are created collectively, or individually.

The ill-studio is Léonard Vernhet, Thomas Subreville, Nicolas Malinowsky, Thierry Audurand, Sébastien Michelini, Pierre Dixsaut, Harold Urcun, Artus de Lavilléon, David Luraschi and Fred Mortagne.”

Love a good crash…

The most important, eye opening thing you’ll ever see… YOU MUST WATCH ALL 5 PARTS!

If youtube has deleted the movie – which they will do – then you can find it on google vids or find out more about the worlds elite and their plan here: The Zeitgeist Movie

Arkitip Magazine Issue 51

Shepard Fairey is featured in the new Arkitip Magazine. Shepard’s ‘Obey’ campaign has been covering walls for 20 years and this issue sees him return to Arkitip for the first time since the third issue!

This limited issue edition, complete with packaging and issue supplement, will be available for individual purchase Summer 2009… so make sure you get your subscription before May 5 to ensure you get this issue!

In addition, Arkitip will celebrate the release of this special issue edition with a Shepard Fairey exhibition in Los Angeles, California. Location, dates and further details are still to be confirmed… will let you know when they’re out.

ASHKAHN SHAHPARNIA

I like his work. check it out here.

New Dirrty Glam. Fresh from France.

I can’t read french, but you don’t need to to appreciate the original DIRRTYGLAM, an online mag out of France. They have gone one better (if your french is not that good) and put out an English version. DIRRTYGLAM is full of fresh fashion out of europe and finishes with some nice music from around the globe. Big ups to the DIRRTY team: Alie Suvelor, Alex Kolasinski, Jennifer Pauline, Andre Williams and Marian Kihogu.