
Life: Some Where Out There...
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Such a stellar weekend. Feeling incredibly inspired, once again. Only 90 some-odd until the Burn and there's so much creating to be done. Stay tuned for a bunch more photos to come. Until then, Mad Love to Farilla & Ops...the best travel partners evah! And to the MANY members of my family who popped in to our completely geeked out world to check things out and say hello.
The Neverwas Haul represents a reimagining of the victorian era, an era when technology and exploration fueled the imagination of the Continent, and gentlemen and ladies of leisure set out in pursuit of the strange and wonderous. Inspired by the works of Jules Verne, the neverwas haul represents a combination of the Victorian love of comfort and imposition of its own values on to the primitive landscape of the old and new worlds and pure, unadultered belief in the overaching grace of technology.
Or something like that.
2009 is quickly turning into the year of live music for Team
Shutterilla.
Director: Joaquin Baldwin
Running Time: 4'06
Country: U.S.A.
Category: Drama
A voodoo doll must find the courage to save his friends from being pinned to death.
But it was just like we were programmed with entirely different codes.
Freeland 'Do You' UK Live Tour Video from Freeland on Vimeo.
GOLD VS. FREELAND World Premiere Video
Look just left of the bubbling water. What an amazing sound it made!
Organic Quinoa Salad (vegan)
with enoki mushrooms and alfalfa sprouts
nom nom nom...
This Thursday, May 7th, from 6 till 9pm, come along to 1 Shacklewell Street, just at the top of Brick Lane, to see the entire process of our world record attempt for the most amount of hand pulled colours (x77) on an editioned screen print.
Nice 3 minute video of Pacific Ocean Park, aka POP. Located in Santa Monica / Venice California. This was taken from a 1959 documentary called "Where The Mountains Meet The Sea". Rides shown are Sea Serpent Roller Coaster, Sky Ride, Sea Circus, Banana Boat Ride, Midway, Double Ferris Wheels, Diving Bells, and many others in the background. POP was finally taken from us in the early 1970's to make way for, well nothing..It's just beach now.