When I first listened to Broken Bells, I didn’t realize it was Danger Mouse and the lead singer of the Shins.
It makes sense to me now, but I think (as talented as they are apart) their divergent talents come together here to make something larger than the whole:
Lovely, melodic, emotional, indie-rock – with an epically electronic back-beat.
Wayne Coyne’s house looks pretty much exactly like you’d expect it to look like – in your wildest dreams.
I love how total-rock-star this abode is, but that it is also warm, soft and totally livable. I think living inside it – with all the warm white, pale teal, pastels and iridescent tiles – must be a little bit like living inside a pearl floating in a swimming pool.
They, at long last, have a new album (produced by Mark Ronson) but I will always love this song off their first album…
Actually, I love all their songs. They’re poppy as all get out, and awful pretty too (not to mention being super fashionable and having semi-famous parents), but who cares when the music is this good?
What I love about these scarves is that, on top of being the superest, most clever idea, they look really really cool while being worn too. Which is important. So many clever ideas in fashion do not translate into something actually wearable. I want one soooo bad.
I am the hugest fan of regional and street foods. I have gone out of my way to try Beef on Wecks, deep fried Twinkies, and Persians. So it’s lovely to see our very own regional variation on the hot dog enshrined in illustration.
Playing around with a J Crew catalogue and my Tria markers last night. I haven’t drawn like this in soooo long!
I think I’m gonna do a series in my sketchbook of these little Crew Cuts cuties. They’re too adorable to resist. The J Crew styling is also lot of fun to draw – all the wrinkles and creases and folds make for some great fabric studies.
I just need to come up with a solution for my blue pencil. The Trias kinda smear it around and sink it into the page.
The Workroom has the most gorgeous fabric and sewing notions in the whole city – and yet I’ve never been there. Why? It’s sooooo far away! All the way on the other side of the city. But I need to go someday soon.
My favourite birthday cake growing up was definitively: Rainbow. With Rainbow chip icing of course! Yeah, it came out of a box. But it was transcendent.
I have finally (finally, finally!) sorted through, and edited our photos from France, and posted the best of them up on the series of tubes for all to see. To see them all, just just click here to go to their set on flickr.
This is definitely one of those illustrations that makes me feel like: Darn! I should have come up with this myself! Simultaneously jealous of the artists talent, and surprised my brain wasn’t the one to get the idea.
The red on this tee is so juicy and that necklace is so teensy and darling. Both makes me want to own more things with little illustrations hidden on them (perhaps even my own).