It’s been the annual crayfish feasting days in Sweden …

Same thing, different perspective, opposite meaning!

Munky King’s cool but creepy geek toy “Black in White”, based on Luke Chueh’s painting with same name is out today. I like it, kinda reminiscent of the creepy Donnie Darko bunny, don’t you think?

“The Greatest”

For all the members of the Commodore generation, including my-geeky-self, it has been announced that a Commodore PC64 is on its way! This will be an Intel Atom-powered PC featuring 4GB DDR3 memory, SATA 1TB HDD, HDMI output, optical drive with either DVD/CD or optional Blu-ray and much more housed in an exact replica of the original beige C64 chassis. Even the keyboard will be a replica! What does it mean? It means that many 80’s gamers’ dream seems to be coming true around Christmas time!

For the cover of their September issue ELLE dressed the lovely Emily Blunt head to toe in lace! For me lace represents the elegance of decadence!

I don’t know exactly what it is, but there is something about this stylish black staircase which makes me think twice before using it …

Especially during summertime …

Goooooooooooooooood mornin’ blog!

Denon will be celebrating its 100th anniversary with this expensive limited beauty, as a part of its special edition anniversary product collection. DP-A100 is speculated to cost around $3000, or more! But this is quality with five years of warranty! Check out the rest of the collection at Denon’s anniversary wesbite.

The summer isn’t quite over but as usual the fall/winter clothes are hitting the stores around Europe and my very first piece acquired is yet another snood from the Swedish MQ. This year a fully fledged one, much like the ones I liked from the Nicholas K collection. This one even covers my head like a hood and not only my neck. The whole thing goes in a loop and you are meant to warp and drape it like a bedouin scarf. You might even find it looking a bit like the women’s hair scarf in Iran! Like I said the snood is originally a part of the women’s fashion, that’s why it might deem a bit feminine. But unlike the wrist-borne bags this is one feminine attribute which I can conveniently incorporate in my wardrobe, since it translates well into my personal style. Now if you excuse me I’m gonna go audition for the role of Altair in Assassin’s Creed! hehe

Miss Mexico Jimena (Ximena) Navarrete won the 2010 Miss Universe title a couple of nights ago. Not my favourite candidate to win, as usual, but I think I can reconcile with the thought …

Founded in 2004 by the members Akut and Hera (Jasmin), the German street art duo Herakut combines graffiti with photo-realism and psychoanalytical symbolism in their art.

Coming from street respective fine art background they have not only prevented a clash but found a way to compliment each other, to reconcile their seemingly incompatible platforms and individual styles.

As a result Herakut presents a fusion of classic rendering crossed with street style techniques which works just as well indoors as it does outdoors. What makes it more interesting is that all their pieces are spontaneous and intuitive creations on the spot, as direct synthesis of the symbiosis! Making it candid, organic and dynamic.

The same rough and ragged respective soft and elegant features which represents and differentiate the looks of the artists reflects also in their art, not to mention the combination of an innocent appearance and a rebellious attitude. Making it a unique marriage of aesthetics.

Herakut has slowly but surely received international recognition and critical acclaim with several outdoor and indoor exhibitions around the world.

They have also gathered their work in a book by the suitable title “The Perfect Merge“. As a former graffiti artist and a classic art aficionado I can’t help but to find the fine fusion beautiful. Not to mention miss Hera! Anyone who can create in high heels deserves recognition, at least in my book! hehe

They’ll be having a show in Cali September 18, here is a clip which shows some of their creations as well as painting sessions.