Last Week's Interestings // 42

- jelsen

Walking With Wayne On West H.

On w.houston I bumped into Wayne Lawrence carrying his tripod and that pretty machine on top of it.

Its been a minute. Bahareh and i met Wayne when he shot us for TRACE magazine a couple summers back.

Heather, Lichi, and i were treated with an impromptu photoshoot on 2nd ave 'round 1am. A definite great time. Thanks mang.

Check out more of his photography H E R E.

- jelsen

Aurgh? #4

Out of NOWHERE, the ever-witty Katie Dropick made this lil number for an honest giggle.

I giggled for a very, very, very long time.

Finally, a decent halloween costume idea.

thanks katie. ha

- jelsen

No Blank Walls

Juan Doe's MADE IN BROOKLYN show at Eastern District was fantastic. Here are a few (shitty iphone) clicks:

Yes, dude's nice.

We then strolled over to the conveniently located next door Ad Hoc Gallery for more visual ejaculation:
Check out the roster.

Mhhmmm.

- jelsen

Shuffle 'Em

Friday evening was a good time at UniWorld's GameNight.

There may have been some yelling - almost always followed by hugs, though.

Ahead?

- jelsen

Fashion Snapshion

(Photo courtesy of Wallpaper)

One of my favorite pages in fashion magazines is the page where they show what happens backstage at photo shoots and runway shows. Today I stumbled on to Wallpaper's fashion week coverage and found it to be a far more interesting view than the usual runway pictures we see on other sites. A little closer-up, a tad more angled, a slight glans at the model's personal expressions (yes, they have a few of their own) and a whole lot more fun!

Check out their whole backstage coverage of NYFW here. And London FW here.

-bahareh

A T L A S O N

Atlason's 'Princess' stool is made from a whole lamb, exposing the former life and current predicament of the animal. This is evident from the transition in the wool from the legs to the ‘back’.

Are you fucking kidding me?! No, they are not. There's more.....

The original hoofs were digitally recorded in 3D and then cast in silver, complementing the true details of the animal.

woah. How thorough. I just discovered ATLASON via Dwell magazine's March issue. Their site has a great range of amazingly clever work.

Here are a few:

...and last but not least, Victoria Butler's coatrack:

Absolutely beautiful.

- jelsen