As the saying goes, better late than never. Its been well over a month that the Rodarte for Opening Ceremony FW11 look-book has been making its way around the internet. The Mulleavy sisters have masterfully created another cohesive collection that beautifully captures the essence of their inspiration, but is at the very heart is their own vision.
Friend and fellow die-hard Habs fan, Will Lew, has made a criminally gorgeous video that has a sorrowful romanticism that seriously got me choked up. Check out more of his work here.
Every spring, Amsterdam is covered with little golden seed leaves from the local Elm trees. They make the city even more dreamy and wonderful as they fly around in the wind.
Here’s a short video I made dedicated to these seed/leaves.
See video here:
willlew.com/blog/?p=779
This is an out take from a shoot I did this summer with my creative partner, Stephanie Cheng. We’ll be launching our new site soon, so stay tuned for more news!
Two of my most favourites comrades coming together. Check out May Truong’s photographs of musical talent Nautiluss aka 1 part Bassanova aka Grahmzilla.
He’s one of the most talented music makers around. He works round the clock and produces some of the best dance music in the WORLD! Yes, folks, IN THE WORLD! For more photos go here.
I’ve been fortunate enough to work with the inspiring photographic goddess May Truong, a 2010 winner of Applied Art magazine photography category. If you are not yet familiar with her stellar work please do yourself a favour and visit her website, www.maytruong.com. Look out for our collaborative project MAST but in the meantime here is a post of her most recent work.
Art Direction: Stephanie Cheng
The moment I saw Audrey I was astonished by her natural beauty. She’s strong, vulnerable and beautiful. She conveyed so well a feeling of waiting and stillness that we’ve all felt. For more images go here.
Stephanie Cheng is a lover and maker of visual things. She used to be a teenager but these days she isn't. This is her blog of how she went from there to here.
Links
stephaniecheng.ca
Atelier Mast
