TEN COLLECTIVE

The girls and I have finally got our asses in gear. Check out our new website here!

Mossy

Director Baillie Walsh has created this short film featuring London's fav model Kate Moss featuring in 3D in a shoot for Another Magazine. Kind of corpse like but very awesome.

KM3D-1 from artschoolvets on Vimeo.

Studio 8

After presenting my work during a presentation in college today one of my lecturers [John Bateson] told me to check out studio 8's work and I'm delighted I did. Some smashing spreads here from Elephant mag. I don't know what it's about but looks well.

Natalie Rae

London College of Fashion graduate 2010 Natalie Rae's work should be an inspiration to every man, woman and child on the planet. In this interview with Sally Mumby-Croft she discusses the misconceived assumption that sustainable fashion has no place on the catwalk and the path she took to get to the glorious place she is in now.

Blackfriar's bridge!

I took these snaps on route to London Fashion Week in Somerset House. These kind of pics don't usually do anything for me as I am more into people pics. Also when I look at pics people have taken from either Tower Bridge, London Bridge, Southwark or Blackfriars Bridge generally on their way home from work it feels like I've seen them a thousand times before.

Anyway, as I was crossing on foot and I had my camera handy I decided to take a few quick ones. I like these mostly because of that mysterious green strip.

Images from the 80's are UNREAL!

I found these in an old 80's Tatler mag...gems! I love the diagonal coloured box in the middle of the middle snap. Definitely will be borrowing that one.

Anti Design Festival!

Went down to Shoreditch yesterday to check out a few things happening at the anti design and design festival. And of course this is my fav pic. It's a combo of the lighting and the choice of words that does it for me. So elegant and subtle. Check out more details of what's planned for the rest of the week here even though it's totally illegible. I think they just tried to take the whole anti design notion too far on this one...annoying.

Canal & Oylimpic Stadium next to my Exquisite Residence!

Esthetica Film for LFW

In The Nip!

Some deadly naked movement shots by deadly photographer Ryan McGinley.

The Warhol Crew!

Glenn O'Brien, one of the old members of the Andy Warhol Factory has curated this project where he has invited 18 diff peop to customize some leather jackets (mostly other ex members of the factory). Although, I don't really like the specific paintings done on these jackets here or the actual jackets for that matter, I do love the idea. I also love the fact that these guys are working together again. It seems hard to believe that any of them are even still alive when I think back to studying their work in college and watching 'The Factory Girl' on dvd!

I Love Neon Lights!

Specially this one!

Sandra Black!

Sandra Black brings recycling to a new level here with her peg creations and some other cool shapes and knitwear going on. Check our the rest of her stuff here!

Jordan Gray is the man!

Love these theatre posters kindly brought into the world for us to drool over by Jordan Gray!

Maca Yanez!

This work makes me want to run around with no knickers on! Check out her website here.

Peter Saville designs new England shirt!

Graphic designer Saville has jumped back into the fashion stakes once again after designing the 'Kate Moss' Logo for her topshop range last year. Only this time he's on the men's team...Not too sure if I'm fully aware of the details of their old shirt. Actually I haven't a breeze but I think this one is bound to be an improvement with those cool little coloured crosses on the back of it..........Minimalishtic!

Chelsea end of year MA Show!

Went to this show yesterday to support a friend and also to check out the work of course. I wasn't blown away by the overall standard but defo worth checking out. Here are some of the best bits I saw. The first two images are part of my friend Ciara's final piece. BRILL snaps. Some very interesting shots investigating the spaces of people who have passed away and left their houses empty. For more of an insight into Ciara's work, check out her blog here.