Tuesday, October 25, 2011

FATAL!


fatal clothing

Fatal Clothing specializes in Traditional Tattoo Influenced art. Mark Atkins started working out of his garage while in high school designing T-Shirts selling to friends and family. As his work became popular it was apparent to Mark that he needed to grow his bussiness. In 2008, Bill Gaylord joined up with Mark to take Fatal to the next level. Today, Fatal Clothing currently sells to hundreds of Retail stores worldwide. 


Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Louis Nevelson

Louis Nevelson was born on September 23,1899. Orgianally born in the Ukraine. Her parents migrated here when she was three. Shortly after she graduated highschool she married the businessman Charles Nevelson. The two of them moved to new york in 1920. In 1922 she had her son Myron. She wasnt content with being a house wife so she took up painting and drawing. In 1929 she enrolled at the Art Students League. Then she went on to study in europe she then went on to study in Germany, Italy and France. When back in america she figured out that she loved sculpture and begain creating the wooden sculptures that made her famous. Louise Nevelson died on April 17,1988. By this time she was considered by many to be one of the most important American sculptors of the twentieth centery and one of the worlds best known woman.
Louise Nevelson in the living room of her Spring Street home, New York, 1979.1
Untitled 1950-1959


Untitled 1968

Friday, October 7, 2011

All Around me

http://youtu.be/xN0FFK8JSYE
The Belton, Texas-based heavy rock quintet Flyleaf formed in 2000 when frontwoman Lacey Mosley played a string of the dark, hard-edged songs she consistently wrote as a brooding teen for drummer James Culpepper. After a brief period of playing together, they recruited guitarists Sameer Bhattacharya and Jared Hartmann, members of a local outfit that had recently called it quits. In 2002, bassist Pat Seals joined, and the band, initially known as Passerby, was born. 


I Picked this music video because the obvious. It was a very well done video.