This blog is pretty sweet

www.thisheartsonfire.com

See you there.

We liked this too

It was downtown in San Francisco.

Colby Dean

Rest your eyes on these delicate ink drawings and watch a stop motion recipe from Colby Dean of Portland. Stoked he found Empty! Check out more of his projects HERE on his blog.

I like this Nick Cave better

On our recent fact finding mission in San Francisco we went to the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts and saw Nick Cave's super exciting sound suits. There were videos and photographs and a large installation, which included a giant globe covered in dismantled sequin dresses and a very convincing polar bear, similarly assembled from sweaters. Each piece was overwhelmingly beautiful and I got a little extra mileage out of it all because there were a few very appreciative children visiting at the same time. So, I got to enjoy a part of the show once and then a second time through their eyes. Magic. Definitely, visit YBCA if you do nothing else when in San Francisco. Find out more about Nick Cave and YBCA HERE.

Chromeo

maybe cus im going to a "rave" tonite...or maybe cus it's just one of those days, but today , today i feel like posting about Chromeo.
Dave 1 and P-thugg make dance anytime, oh and i have decided that i wanna marry someone that looks exactly like Dave 1.. this guy is just too sexy, i mean he makes glasses look sexy for god's sake!.

this is my favorite Chromeo song

Chromeo - Needy Girl from Vice Records on Vimeo.

but this one was illustrated by Stephane Manel, who also illustrated a video for Pacific!
great stuff i gotta say

Chromeo - Momma's Boy from Vice Records on Vimeo.

Paper Twins

MSTRKRFT

I am going to see them, July 3rd, since my friend Carrie got free tickets and whatnot...so i figured why not post about them...oh yeah, and their new video for the song Heartbreaker ft John Legend, is super cute...and seriously, John Legend is freaking awesome!

MSTRKRFT – Featuring John Legend from vincent haycock on Vimeo.

Passion Pit

yes...this is how i feel right now.... HERE to go their myspace

Leviticus Jewelry

My taste for the unusual and slightly morbid gets harder to satisfy as time goes on, but these designs hit the spot today. Leviticus Jewelry makes adornments out of antique oddments such as body tags or brothel tokens using brass chains and other materials that stand up well to their strange burdens. Sure, they're a little goth and little steam punk but they're far more imaginative than the usual run of that mill and, as you can see by the lobsters above, not everything is antique. Check it out HERE.