
This are some works from James White. White is a mixed-media and graphic design artist. Some of selected works include a movie poster for "The Dagger Woods" (above) and some promo stuff for Daft Punk (below)
This blog is a reservoir of all my interests ranging from design to fashion to music to name a few. This is a chance for me to share my interests with the world in ways that cannot be done on a social networking site. This blog is dedicated to all those who have supported me in the past and who still support me today. Thank you and you're welcome.
Here's the alternate version for Flashing Lights. The original was dope but I feel like this version is much more truer to the lyrics.
A good looking pair of Crocs? Yep. The Crocs Santa Cruz loafers from Crocs break the traditional design of those rubber things that shouldn't be seen outside a dorm shower. The standard-issue foam on the insole provides comfort while the canvas upper allows for a casual laid back shoe perfect for the summer.
Nike has recently merged some of their newest technology with one of their oldest shoes. Here are the Air Max 90 featuring Flywire technology which allows the shoe to maintain support and function without additional weight. The shoe also features Free technology on the sole which allows the shoe to mimic a bare foot promoting foot muscle development.
If you don't already know, my man 'Ye is the hottest out now. Sorry Wayne heads (not really). Yeezy was recently listed as the #1 MC in the game as told by a MTV panel of industry peeps. I give the panel credit for recognizing Mr. West's work ethic and dedication to bringing Hip-Hop to a level higher than money, cash & hoes. The panel also gets credit for listing my man Jay (#2) and Lu (#7)
The Cool Kids dropped their latest EP yesterday "The Bake Sale." The EP will feature some of my personal favorites "A Little Bit Cooler" & "What It Is." The album will also feature "Black Mags" from the Rhapsody commercial. The group uses a lot of samples from beats back in the day and are definitely reminiscent of Erik B & Rakim. The duo has been labeled "Chicago's next great hip-hop duo" by Rollingstone Mag.