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Onyx Creative
Onyx Creative caught my eye in a massive way this week as I came across this forward-curated online store that is a glimpse into the future of clothing and accessories.
Author Archive: Dersu Rhodes
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Ouibonjour
Ouibonjour translates from French directly to "Yes, hello". Judging by the apparel they are producing their message seems just as direct. It's about form fitting cut and sew, and bold Japanese inspired icons.
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Joule - A Desert Inspired DJ Set by DERSU
This mix is inspired by the incredible journey that was Burning Man 2015. It's essentially a story, told through music, that begins slow and builds into a climactic late night dust storm, perched high on top of an art car named Joule.
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RUN Show Opening 2015, Los Angeles
Born in Ancona, Bufarini began painting abandoned walls in Bologna and Florence in the late 1990s under the pseudonym 'RUN'. Working as RUN within the Italian underground scene, Bufarini and his fellow collaborators catalysed the European street art movement, effecting a renaissance of muralism.
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Nicola Noir
I'm not sure if the chills that ran up my back were from the howling wind that ripped across the playa, or the sound of Dikanda's voice piercing the night. We had been playing on the top of Joule an Idaho art car, that had just picked thirty of us up for a journey deep into the night, it was its maiden voyage and the sound system rose to the occasion.
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Burning Man 2015 The Carnival of Mirrors: Galen Oakes Photo Journal
We were gifted an incredible set of images from Galen Oakes and his journey to this year's Burning Man. Looking through them was so moving and impactful for us that we had to share them with all of you...
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Shawn Hanna (NSFW)
We've been eyeing Shawn Hanna's work for a while. His work just keeps getting better. Shawn not only shoots well technically but his creative vision and art direction are stunning. His connection with the models he shoots is evident and I love the balance of sexuality and tastefulness.
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Andrew Zbihlyj
Andrew describes his work as "A mildly convoluted mix of traditional and digital collage techniques incorporating loose inks, tight pencils, found photography, acrylic paints, various chemicals and occasionally a bit of fire."
