Petra Cortright directed the music video for “Days of Our Lives” by Restless People. Loving it.

“Throw ‘Em Up”, hand signs by Dana Park Weiser.

Graffiti GIFs, lettering by INKIE and backgrounds by INSA.

found at dvdp

Pass The Bauhaus by Steve Rura.

Shaken Plants by Jason Hirata.

found at pietmondriaan

Chill Space is Daniel Leyva his contribution to JstChillin. Caitlin Denny & Parker Ito started JstChillin as a collaborative curatorial project. Every two weeks an artist will take over jstchillin.org with all new work that pertains to the interests of chillin.
Till this Friday it’s Daniel Leyva with Chill Space. When you visit the project, you’ll be asked to fill in your name and your URL. Then you’re asked to click on the checkboxes and radiobuttons, to use the dropdowns and even to write in the textfields. It all doesn’t make much sense till you press “GO” at the bottom of the page. All your input then defines the your ultimate chill space.
You can find a gallery with all the submissions here.

This is my Chill Space:

Balançoire by Dorota Buczkowska

found at Potz!Blitz!Szpilman!

“Back In” from Laser is probably the first laser cut plexi phono record. A few weeks ago, Niklas Roy and Jari Suominen had the chance to use a laser cutter at timelab’s fablab. So they decided to make a record with 8 track loops.
They used a vector program to draw the actual record. With different line colours they could modulate the laser’s intensity. They also experimented with different depths of the groove within one loop like in track 6. Track 2 is something like a random noise experiment where the needle  jumps in a different way over the grooves, each time the track is played. So every track has a different idea.
In the video, Jari explains the whole project and at the end you can listen to all 8 tracks.

The vector design:

The laser cur plexi phono record:

This photo is from Michael Kenna his series called Power Stations. Who knew they could be so photogenic.

found at FFFFOUND!

This is some pretty weird jewelry designed by Burcu Büyükünal.

photo by arthur hash

photo by arthur hash

found at I’m revolting