A toast to Earth Day with Pure Vodka Green, an all organic Vodka, from farming methods and production, to transport and bottling.

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Recycle an old book you don’t use into a planter. Or simply order one from Gartenkultur.

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Charge your i-pod, Blackberry or cellphone using energy from the sun with this Noon eco-friendly solar bag.

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This one is funny and slightly disturbing, but the concept is great. These jackets and hoodies created by Sander Reijgers, are made out of materials from blow-up sex dolls. He quotes, “I customize existing tracksuit tops with parts of the blow-up dolls – the head, the breasts, the vagina, the anus. These dolls are so ugly and vulgar that turning them into something beautiful has become a challenge for me.”

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PIXELS by PATRICK JEAN.
Uploaded by onemoreprod. – Independent web videos.

We went to the movies on Friday to check this movie out. Supposedly about Banksy, but actually about Mr.Brainwash, “Exit Through the Gift Shop” is a movie about street art and the man that started documenting Shepard Fairey, Banksy, and his cousin, Space Invader. Funny, interesting, and worth watching.

Most fans would agree that Primary Colours was a left turn from the Horrors’ debut album, Strange House, which was pretty obviously inspired by other horror-rock type bands like the Cramps, Gun Club, and the Seeds and was helmed by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ Nick Zinner.

The newest album, Primary Colours (yeah, coloUrs, because the Brits like to add U’s everywhere), was put together by Geoff Barrow (Portishead), Craig Silvey, and video director Chris Cunningam. You can already imagine how different the two sounds are. I will post a video track from the old album after this so you can all compare and critique. Even though I’m a fan of the new stuff, I feel like the original rawness is missing. LIke anything that’s overproduced, the original voice is harder to find and the original thing that got me listening is fading-out. I’m hoping the next album rocks!
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These pretty awesome postcards are made by Franco Brambilla , who is an Italian illustrator devoted to sci-fi. He takes vintage postcards and adds his touch of sci-fi action creating an almost realistic image of aliens and Star Wars characters coexisting on earth.

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For those of you who blasted Sonic Youth into your ears really loud like I did, you will be excited to read that fresh from the March release of “Performing/Guzzling” (Rizzoli), a book featuring watercolors based on her experiences performing, Kim is putting out another piece- “Kim Gordon: The Noise Paintings,” that opened yesterday at the John McWhinnie @ Glenn Horowitz Gallery in Manhattan. Here is the interview featured by WWD.

heathen from spencer hansen .

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This is a pretty awesome concept on how we feel when we are wearing clothing that makes us feel just right. Heathen is an independent San Francisco-based designer clothing company that offers the world men’s and women’s apparel, accessories, hats, jewelry and a series of toys under its own label, BLAMO. Here are some more photos from their new collection.

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