Back in May a couple of friends in Japan started a new project called rrrrrrrroll, using photography to explore beautifully minimalist animations based on objects and people turning on a single axis.
See more animated gif’s over at Hypenotice. Enjoy.
My head is spinning after trying to decipher what is in these line images? They were created by Blommers/Schumm for Hector magazine, and to view the hidden content, you may need to look at them further away from the computer, or by tilting your head.
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I want a pair of these these sneakers! The new Nike Air Max 1 screams summer and will for sure make heads turn when you take a walk in the park! Visit Hypenotice for more pcs. of information.
This Spring-weight parka from Junya Watanabe‘s SS12 MAN collection is on my wishlist this season. You can read more about the Junya Watanabe Man Short Parka at hypenotice.com. Peace out!
Wearing these shades you become many things: alien hit man, high society recluse, Yoko Ono fanatic, or none of the mentioned. Either way, these sunglasses, which come in a triangular reinforced leather case, are singular, highly desirable, and quite possibly your next fashion obsession. Edgy fashion brand Rick Owens has released three pair of spacey locs presented as the 3480 Sunglasses.
Yesterdays marked the first preview of the collaboration between Ronnie Fieg and ASICS on the GT-II. Boasting a rose colorway with grey logo stripes, the shoe is well-balanced while still bold enough to live up to expectations. While this is only the first of what will surely be many little teases about specs and availability, this is definitely enough to wet people’s appetites - I know for sure that I can’t wait to get a pair of them!
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I want this! The Levi’s Vintage Denim Bag is styled like a pair of denim, including the back pocket and iconic Levi’s leather logo tag, the tote has a great size for daily use. Also the contrasting red handles make for a refreshing look.
You do not wanna mess with these guy’s! Anton Kusters spent two years documenting the Yakuza, the most infamous of Japanese mafia, and was given a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to journey through the crime underworld controlled by the Yakuza. Yakuza is a personal visual account of the life inside an inaccessible subculture:
a traditional Japanese crime family that controls the streets of Kabukicho, in the heart of Tokyo, Japan.”
Read the full article and see the photo’s at Hypenotice.com.
Is this the news iPhone 5?
