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.weekly glee #4 2009.

1. yevonde portrait archive.





madame yevonde was the first female photographer who experimented with colour photography! and in what kind of style! her pictures could also have been shot in recent times! i love this site a lot!

2. colette calascione art


colette calascione is an artist who combines baroque art with modern aspects like the alien picture above shows! i'm not fond of aliens at all but this piece of art is so ingenious that you just have to love it! also, who in the world still uses baroque art technics? that's something no one really does anymore. and that's why this woman gets huge respect from me :D



3. technicolor by paolo roversi.



the blurryness of these pictures and the sad look on devon aoki's face just makes a wonderful composition to me. although devon aoki almost always looks the same :P

4. abandoned amusement park in japan.


the translation in this post is horrid, but it's babelfish.com, haha. but the pictures show an incredible abandoned place - an amusement park in japan.


+ abandoned futuristic village in thailand.


really, at the closer view on these i really wish i could live in one of those strange buildings. it's so sad that something like this gets abandoned.

5. danielle ate the sandwich.



this wonderful singer song-writer totally got my heart! her voice, the lyrics and the personality she shows in her videos has made me fall in love with her music ( especially the ukulele!!! ). i recommend to give her a listen.

Comments

Sarah Von Bargen said…
Oh my. The orange mermaid on the sofa is just too awesome. What a great artist!
27 January 2009 at 13:30
baumtod. said…
@ sarah von: i thought so, as well! truly outrageous!
27 January 2009 at 16:18
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