Photo of the Week 20
This weeks photo features holga style photography that was taken by a Photobucket user by the name of marcstck.
TV on the Radio – Wolf Like Me
A live performance on Letterman from a couple years ago. Its old but this is such a dope band.
Vans Versa Fall/Winter 2010 Preview
A preview of what is to come from Vans as they fuse style with performance for a new skate show.Here is what Vans has to say about the direction of the shoe: “The vision of the Versa was to create a product that was ideal for the next generation of hardcore skateboarders who want a...
Mother Nature for the Win
Just a few stunning photographs I found today of the recent volcanic eruption in Iceland. After millions of dollars in lost airline revenue and potentially billions in environmental damage this is a not-so-subtle reminder that mother nature is still calling the shots.
'not many people on this planet understand' – cudder
this is clearly super old. but is for sure in the top 10 greatest songs…ever (to me)…changed my life…anyways enjoy because its incredible!!!
really neat stuff…
these flicks are so dope..anything with robots is pretty much promised to be really awesome. to check out the rest of the picture….check here
Fashion Mag Covers by John Paul Thurlow
Think Contra presents art work by John Paul Thurlow who is an amazing artist. The artist gains inspiration from fashion magazines and started to create beautifully hand drawn illustrations of the magazine covers. You can view more of his work via ThinkContra or to check out his personal blog visit John Paul Thurlow
The Genius of the Crowd by Charles Bukowski
there is enough treachery, hatred violence absurdity in the average human being to supply any given army on any given day and the best at murder are those who preach against it and the best at hate are those who preach love and the best at war finally are those who preach peace those who...
Photo of the Week 19
The photo of the week is by Michael Aaron Abbate. To see more of his photography visit his Flickr page here
