iroha – Mother’s Little Helper
This is iroha. Just as we eat right, sleep well and take care of our bodies, self-care is something that is important to all of us. We believe the pleasure that our bodies seek, is also something we should value this way.iroha is a self-pleasure item, to respond to these natural needs. A brand created by women, for women, to provide a delectable experience unlike any other. A fun, safe way to treat your body, to the luxurious sensations it seeks. A new beginning in pleasure for women. Designed in Japan by Tenga.
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Amazing Digital Illustrations by Adams Brenoch
Brenoch Adams is a Redwood City, California – based concept artist with an exceptional talent in bringing his art works to life with incredible amount of details. Let’s take a look at the best from his portfolio. Enjoy!
Marin Bungalow by Feldman Architecture
This 1950′s ranch house perched on a hill in Tiburon with sweeping views of Richardson Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge was recently redesigned by Feldman Architecture.
Beauty Photography by Jason Hetherington
Stunning photographs by Jason Hetherington, talented fashion, beauty, advertising, and lifestyle photographer based in London, United Kingdom. via Photography Blogs.
Gestural Abstraction.
Are you up to talk a lil “Gestural Abstraction” today?
Many of you certainly know that the style was widespread from the 1940s until the early 1960s, and is closely associated with abstract expressionism.
Let’s throw down some names of the big guys from those good old days — Norman Bluhm
? James Brooks? Jackson Pollock? Philip Guston? Michael Goldberg?
Ok now let’s find out why was so important that days. That thing called “The context”.
It is essential for the understanding of gestural abstraction to place it in historical context, because only like that art makes sense. A product of the post-World War II artistic resurgence of expressionism in America and more specifically New York City, action painting developed in an era where quantum mechanics and psychoanalysis were beginning to flourish and were changing peoples perception of the physical and psychological world; and civilization’s understanding of the world through heightened self-consciousness and awareness.
Ok ok, I know. I’ll not bore you further and go back to our days.
Today a friend of mine pointed me to the work of his friend Stefano Pedrini, who draws his inspiration from that art movement of the 40s and the 50s. For not knowing his work (but I have trawled briefly his website) I don’t want to say too much on that, but I like his work and I also like to let readers make their own opinion. Here’s the work of Stefano Pedrini (2012) So if any of you have any request or want to buy something don’t hesitate to contact him at his email: info@stefanopedrini.com
Exbury Egg by PAD Studio, SPUD Group, and Stephen Turner
A temporary, energy efficient, self-sustaining work space for artist Stephen Turner situated in the River Beaulieu estuary. The Egg is designed as a place to stay as well as a laboratory for studying the life of a tidal creek.
Portrait Photography by Kenneth M. Ruggiano
New Jersey native Kenneth M. Ruggiano is a documentary and editorial portrait photographer now based in Tulsa, Oklahoma. via PhotoHab.
Portrait Photography by Mariana Garcia
Beautiful portraits by Mariana Garcia, professional photographer who was born in 1986 and currently based in Monterrey, Mexico. via Photography Blogs.
