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-Pablo Picasso-

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Mary Nicole is an information design student in Manila, Philippines.

She is currently employed part-time at SPARK Magazine.

A self-taught learner, she takes pleasure in taking photographs, writing, reading, and sketching.

She has an awful habit of being overly productive, overly lazy, overly sleepy or overly restless.

Feel free to drop her messages anytime. She'd like to know if humans do exist.

Friday, May 28, 2010, 12:52 AM

Chills From Chile: Jonathan Jacobsen

Welcome to the 20th Century folks

Nothing spells out neo-conceptual more than Jonathan Jacobsen.

To refer to his work as mixed media is such an understatement compared to the talent and perspective of this uniquely fresh individual.

His works are completely out of this world and if you're seeing this without going "WOW" right now, you must be partially blind.

Here are a few of his works in collaboration with Vicente Reyes

Talk about your daily dose of inspiration, don't you just adore people who could challenge your imagination?

Labels: Arts, Photography

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Sunday, May 23, 2010, 1:11 AM

OH MY F-CK, PRINCE PETER + MICK ROCK ?!

Who would have thought that heaven could exist in a shirt?

Together Designer Prince Peter and Rock n' Roll photographer Mick Rock, made headlines when
they did an astonishing collaboration on a shirt collection.

Mick Rock is popular for his legendary shots of the 70's icons, ranging from David Bowie, Queen,
Iggy Pop, The Sex Pistols, Lou Reed, The Ramones, and Blondie, just to name a few.

I do hope you forgive my enthusiasm but who can resist the fusion of classic rock and fashion put together?
The results are absolutely epic I dare say.

But I'm sure you won't be able to understand what I'm talking about 'til you've seen these jaw
dropping, head banging videos of Prince Peter's new collection.

The 70's rock gods just got through a whole new different window in the 20th Century
and who are we to disagree to a little fashion self-gratification?
I certainly wouldn't say aye.