Who doesn’t have a thing for skin? We’ll wait. Artist Anders Krisár is a Swedish sculptor, photographer, and contemporary artist who captures the “touch” so nicely. This work is on sale for 20-30,000 dollars; created in 2005. To view his most popular work, kindly visit this link. Above (l-r) “The Birth of Us (Boy)” and “The Birth of Us (Girl)”.
Since the phenomenon with Chyna and the scenes from Napoleon Dynamite including Rex Kwon Do’s wife, I’ve taken a liking to muscular, woman who are cut-the-fuck-up! A few years ago, I had the opportunity to shoot with a muscular woman who goes by the moniker Super French, but Miss French has nothing on these babes! I wish I took these photos. Photographers unknown.
I have seen nothing like this! I just read Dezeenmail #53 containing the technicolour crucifix by Stefan Strumbel and I was blown away by his concept. It has never crossed my mind to see the crucifix like this. Moreover, in saying so, many questions come to mind: Does he know he is brilliant? Is he aware of how much shit he is going to get for doing this? [Laughs] Man, he has to be over it [religion]. Is he is non-Christian? Is he mad at something? Is he telling us something that we will refuse to see? Is he fed up with Christianity? Is he a Catholic? Why now? Why does he call it “Home Sweet Home”? Was this a way to get attention? Well, it worked.
On Monday, June 28, 2010, GrungeCake Magazine debuted its artists for its new venture, GrungeCake Records. With our special guest performer, Dai Burger and special guest host, Peter Hadar, the Members Only party was hot, smooth, raw, and uncut. We encourage you to sign into your Yahoo account to see photos from the beginning, leading up to the show. We would like to take the time out to thank everyone who attended our Members Only party.
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Isabella Blow was an English magazine editor and international style icon. The muse of hat designer Philip Treacy, she is credited with discovering the models Stella Tennant and Sophie Dahl as well as the fashion designer Alexander McQueen.
Nathan Sawaya is a New York-based artist who creates awe-inspiring works out of some of the most unlikely things. His recent North American museum tours feature large-scale sculptures using only toy building blocks. LEGO® bricks to be exact. For more Sawaya, click here.
Julia Fjelddalen captures Norwegian Model and Wardrobe Stylist Beryl for GrungeCake Magazine! I love these Norwegians. Stay tuned for the slideshow.
Model Sunna Gottshalk is a Jamaican model born in Burnt Savanah, Westmorland, Jamaica. She stands at 5’11″ and is 180cm tall. According to her website, she was discovered when she was 17 years old. She has worked with the British Vogue, Elle, and countless other prestigious magazines. She’s also modeled for Alexander McQueen, and H&M catalogues. There wasn’t much about Gottshalk online, as far as her biography, so I wrote this one.
I think artists starve from not being able to express their ideas. I know I do, anyway.
The Garment Center is the heart and soul of Midtown Manhattan and the backbone of the fashion industry. It was the gateway for many immigrants to the American Dream. Now, it’s in danger of disappearing. This HBO feature documentary explores the rise and fall of New York’s fabled schmatta (rag) trade as a microcosm for the economic shocks that have changed our lives.
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