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Written by poliopete on November 18, 08 – 15:28
I’ve been meaning to write about this girl since literally January 08. I came across a DVD which featured some of her work and it sat on my “pile of stuff to attend to” which kept getting bigger than smaller. So i turned the pile upside down.
Elle Muliarchyk has taken a sneaky approach to modeling, and as a result, built up quite a name for herself. She goes into NY boutiques and tries on a nice looking (and often expensive) outfit in the change-room. Naturally, the lighting in these places is pretty swanky, so all that’s needed is a striking pose and you have yourself a pretty impressive scene. You don’t even need a great camera, although i’m sure a timer and a handy ledge or hook will be the more important things to consider.
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Written by poliopete on November 13, 08 – 20:42
Date: 09/11/2008
Location: Brunswick Brickworks
Where: Inner Melbourne
It’s funny when you drive past a place a million times and never see it. We’d known of the place for such a long time and just never got around to visiting - until, coming back from the airport I SMS’d my friend quickly to mention I “just saw the most awesome place” and upon a quick street directory search, realised it was where we were planning on going in a few days time!
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Written by poliopete on November 12, 08 – 15:17
A collection of staggering images of Antarctica from The Big Picture - part of a Boston newspaper. Whoever works in the offices there has a keen eye for photography…the image collections there are simply incredible. Check it out.
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Written by poliopete on November 10, 08 – 16:52
A shameless nab from the familiar strangers, this is a concise timeline of many of the famous rabbits to appear in illustration, animation and beyond. From the early days of Beatrix Potter’s Peter Rabbit (1902) to the Raving Rabbid’s of the gaming world (2005), there’s plenty here for a trip down memory lane. Read the comments for plenty more missing ones.
Linky.
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Written by poliopete on October 30, 08 – 9:20
As I sit here on dial-up speeds after being shaped, I wonder if it’s actually a blessing in disguise.
You know that feeling of waking up, checking mail, facebook, flickr, myspace, twitter, the news and whatever else you might be a part of - and then going nuts on RSS feeds. The sheer volume of information is enormous, and the speed we go through it is made quicker by design, technology and innovations such as RSS itself. Snippets of “all you need to know” instantly given to you on far-reaching and often non-related subjects, quickly loaded for speedy reception.
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