Lindsay Lohan – A Richard Phillips Film
Transitioning from her early days as a Disney movie actress to now becoming somewhat of a cult figure, Lindsay Lohan has emerged through multiple battles with society and has, for the most part, done quite well in different arenas of creativity. Her latest project is being the main subject of a short film by Richard Phillips and surf-filmmaker Taylor Steele, simply title Lindsay Lohan. The piece was filmed in Malibu, California with Lindsay on house arrest, making it just a tad bit more intriguing, depending on how you look at it.
A Rare Look Inside Pixar Studios
The Pixar Animation Studios complex in California looks exactly like what you’d expect.
There are giant fluffy couches, pool and ping-pong tables and huge pictures of their most successful movies and a display case with all the studio’s Oscars.
But the public has rarely gotten to actually see behind the scenes of the studio beloved for the creation of the ‘Toy Story’ franchise, ‘Up,’ ‘Wall-E’ and numerous other favorites
The New York Times’ Melena Ryzik got the chance to go inside Pixar and talk to ‘Toy Story 3′ director Lee Unkrich, Pixar producers and animators, as well as watch them work on some familiar faces.
CLICK HERE to watch the behind the scenes tour of the Pixar Studio.
-Kevin
Mercedes-Benz Special Edition B-Class for Pink Ribbon
Via: Mercedes
We asked the calligraffiti artist Niels Meulman to customize a white Mercedes B-Class with hundreds of women’s names.
These names symbolise all the Dutch women for whom the Pink Ribbon foundation works tirelessly.
-Kevin
Mike Giant Gets Fancy!
Blue Angel Vodka wanted to know what would happen if five of their favorite directors had the exact same creative brief and budget to make a video showcasing their own unique vision of how to make a BAM aka Blue Angel Martini.
Internationally known fine artist, Mike Giant, creates a piece using stop motion plus animation.
-Kevin
Don’t Believe the Hype
Via: Hypebeast
Os Gemeos are currently in San Diego in anticipation of the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego’s star-studded Viva La Revolucion exhibition slated to open on July 18th. Making their mark on the city of San Deigo, the Brazilian twins create this stunning 5 story piece. Incorporating some of their familiar characters, the piece is concluded with the caption at the very top, “Don’t Believe the Hype”. The artwork is located at the rear of Horton Plaza (G Street between 2nd and 3rd).
-Kevin
World Cup Stadium Spectacular
I don’t know to much about soccer aka Futbol, but i found these pics of one of the stadiums and it just seems so amazing with what architecture went into building these stadiums and also to think how crazy it would be to play on the field with the stands filled with people! I for sure wouldn’t mind trying to go to the next world cup in Brazil in 2014 to experience this scene!
-Kevin
Green Label Art Shop Series Commercial featuring Paul Rodriguez
Via: Hypebeast
Following up on the recently announced Green Label Art Shop Series, here’s the final product involving skater Paul Rodriguez and skater-artist Don Pendleton. The 30 second spot combines real-life footage of P-rod together with the colorful animated work of Don Pendleton. The Green Label Art initiative has been a yearly project focusing on increasing the profile of art through the help of the Mountain Dew platform. This year’s project involves 35 retailers across the US. Each retailer alongside a local artist of their choice sets out to design an exclusive can in hopes of being chosen as the campaign winner and having their can represent Mountain Dew in a nation-wide rollout next year.
-K
True…
This is what separates us all from who succeeds and moves forward & who just is average and just gets by.
-K
iPhone Architecture
Via: Gizmodo
The Russian art collective Electroboutique erected this curving iPhone tower to provoke dialogue on the relationship between art and industrial design. I totally got that, right after I thought how much it looked like a giant iPhone slap bracelet.
Inspired by Tatlin’s Tower, a Constructivist monument to modernity that was never completed, Electroboutique’s iPhone is intended to draw attention to the elusive intersection of art, design, and consumerism.
-K
Tyler Ramsey Hand Painted TOMs
I just came across these and yes im buying them!
$68 bucks and for a good cause!
-K
Stop Motion
So I thought this was a cool stop motion video, its made by a few graffiti artists called the “broken fingaz crew” who are based out of israel
See more of there work HERE
-Jeff
JR expo Paris de Women are Heroes
Whats up this is Jeff, this is my first post hope you guys enjoy it & I’m stoked to be sharing it with you guys. A friend of mine is studying abroad in europe, and is into art/ expos and so on. She mentioned this event that went on while she was there that was just pretty crazy this team of guys went threw out Paris posting images of women and heroes everywhere threw out Paris! It was huge deal, and so they filmed all of it being put up and taken down in a sped up Time-lapse Film. So here it is check out! (Here is the link to more of his work jr-art.net/)
-Jeff
