I Say Ferver

For anyone who hasn't seen this music video for Ramona Falls, 'I Say Ferver,' you need to... Great! This is just one piece in Stefan Nadelmans awesome collection of work. Here are some of my other faves:

New Employee

Meet Diesel, my new secretary. He does an awesome job at staying on top of my emails. I think he actually prefers the inbox over the litter box.

Watch and Smile!

Book Shelf

With my ability to come up with some crazy project ideas and my Husband's power tools, we were able to construct a new kind of book shelf... a shelf made out of books.

Leanna's Vienna

Not the sausage... my new bike! It was meant to be... my new Globe Vienna II is the bike I have only dreamed of until now! Being a graphic designer, I can't ignore the fact that a large majority of American bicycles are covered in bright, obnoxious, colors and logos. I recently returned from my honeymoon in Europe, where we spent a fourth of our time in Amsterdam - a place where three-story parking garages are filled with bikes instead of cars, and women riding down the street in their heels look like they are straight out of a vintage bicycle poster. Pretty much every bike we saw there was simple and beautiful. However, most were single speed coaster breaks, which make any little hill a challenge. Globe's "unique ability to become an extension of people's lifestyles and personal tastes rather than simply a piece of sporting equipment" is what I have been waiting for. They have the simple stylish European look, but have the practicality of hand breaks and gears. And the best part... you can slip your own graphic in the head badge!! What more could a graphic designer ask for?!

Animation by Blu and David Ellis

COMBO a collaborative animation by Blu and David Ellis (2 times loop) from blu on Vimeo.

SUPOP

Holy Molley It's been awhile since I've blogged! Summer is here and my blogging priorities have become inferior to my playing outside priorities.

Every Thursday night the streets of Montrose, CO become alive with people, music, food, and vendors. For the last two weeks, I have set up a booth at Main in Motion to sell my new line of jewelry - SUPOP - (Pronounced Soo-pop). For those who are wondering what the name means, it is a combination of my middle name, Sue, and Pop, from Pop Art. "Pop art challenged tradition by asserting that an artist's use of the mass-produced visual commodities of popular culture is contiguous with the perspective of fine art. Pop removes the material from its context and isolates the object, or combines it with other objects, for contemplation. The concept of pop art refers not as much to the art itself as to the attitudes that led to it." SUPOP has adopted the "Challenge Tradition" attitude by taking everyday objects such as matches, erasers, playing cards, fake fingernails, puzzles, bread clips, bicycle chains, etc. and transforming them into wearable art.

Bart Hess & Lucy Mcrae

The way Bart Hess and Lucy Mcrae transform the human body with the use of everyday objects fascinates me.

And the Waste Your Time Award goes to...

http://unlimited.orange.co.uk/flash/go


If you are looking for some simple, never-ending entertainment check out Oranges' site.

Renegades ReUnite

It's back. The Renegade Art Showe. May 8th. Same warehouse.

More info: www.myspace.com/renegadeartshowe