Beach House and bubble bathes!

I am not one to bathe in a bubble filled tub surrounded by candles in the dark. The lack of time aside, it's just not my style! I'm more of a shower type guy! Having said that, if I were the type to participate in such a luxurious type of activity, I would only want to listen to one thing, and that would be the new album by Beach House. Here is a video of them in the studio Performing "Walk in The Park" off of that album (Teen Dream).

Drew Grella: Artist, and what not...

 

Drew Grella

age: 25

 hometown: Medina, Ohio

 artistic medium: ink and pencil drawings 

1. Me: What is your favorite kind of bubble?

Drew: Soap bubbles, because they have rainbows in them.

2. Me: What motivates you to get out of bed in the morning?

Drew: Nothing, I usually stay in bed until I'm not tired anymore. well, I guess people motivate me to get out of bed. I get out of bed to be with people.

3. Me: What in pop culture would you say most motivates your artwork the most( e.g. music,

film, literature, etc.)?

Drew: I am really influenced by pop culture Dragon Ball Z, Cartoons in general are really magical! Hayao Miyazaki's films,Spirited Away, are super influential(.http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0594503/.) Music is also definately a tool in creating my art. I listen to music a lot while I draw. Usually what I is drawn from observations in my life.

4. Me: Who would you say, in your opinion, is the best artist producing art currently?

Drew: James Gene, Andrew Hem

Check out these artists work by clicking the links below:

http://www.jamesjean.com/

http://www.andrewhem.com/ 

5. Me: If it were your job to create and name colors, what color would you make? What would it look like? and what would you name it?

Drew: I would create a color that would be reddish/greenish/brown and I would name it Carbose! I like red-ish/maroon-ish colors.

To take a look at Drew's work check out his website Compact Sonic Lavender by clicking the link below

http://drewgrella.blogspot.com/

or to check out his flicker click the link below:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/eatwhitecheese/

an uncensored version of the video interview may or may not be available soon once i figure out how to do it...

The Judy Garland Christmas Show (1963)

 

In 1963 Judy Garland, teamed with CBS, created a television variety show. 26 episodes were aired. This is the Christmas special of that year. To view the episodes click on each link below. Enjoy!

part 1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBuNsJYQfXU 

part 2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-N6_4Nxr6rI 

part3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PK-ZPFLY-To 

part 4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBhACO0klw4 

part5

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5w_qxNzVcc 

part 6

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syGP6_xMmYw 

The Next Best Thing...

 

     Portland, OR born Jeff Luker is the next best thing! If these photos have a familiar gloss, you may have seen his recent work for Urban Outfitters or Levi's and just not put the name with the "face".

 

    Luker recently released a zine by the name of Not Too Many Kingdoms Left. The zine was put out by an independent publishing company out of Berlin, Germany by the name of PogoBooks. Founded in 2010, PogoBooks is specializes in limited edition photography  books and zines. Their goal is to make original artwork accessible to the masses. To check out their site click the link below:

http://www.pogobooks.de/

 

If you like these photos check out the zine on booooooom.com by clicking the link below

http://www.booooooom.com/2010/11/23/not-many-kingdoms-left-zine-by-photographer-jeff-luker/#more-23002

or check out his website by clicking the link below

http://www.jeffluker.com/Site/chase_the_sky_forever.html

Buenos Aires Independent Film Festival: Bon Jovis