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Wrote a blog entry about Lana Del Rey's first weekend set at Coachella that you can check out here: wp.me/p31GvS-Si
If Stanley Kubrick had directed Star Wars.
Nothing sums up ultra violence like a functioning and fully operational Super Weapon.
Plus, film nerds, both contain Dave Prowse.
Available on tees and hoodies here.
Wrote a blog entry about Lana Del Rey's first weekend set at Coachella that you can check out here: wp.me/p31GvS-Si
Modelo: Sarah Rodrigues
Stylist e Make Up: Modesto Nunes
Produção: Camila Carregal; Isabela Carregal; Lorenza Fagundes
Edição: Iuri Lis
Not sure which was cooler: Interviewing Frank Kozik or getting to look through his toy collection. You can read the full interview with Frank here:
blog.neonmonster.com/library/frank-talk-with-mr-kozik
An excerpt of the intro:
Frank Talk With Mr. Kozik
Frank Kozik is misunderstood. Or maybe he’s perfectly understood in a scene with many contradictions. Either way, he’s earned a living making stuff he likes for three decades. At the age of 48, he’s already been a successful poster artist and run his own record label. These days, most people know Frank Kozik from his toy art, which began in Japan with Medicom and Bounty Hunter. In the early part of this decade, Kidrobot discovered him through a credit card order, and what followed set the course for both Kozik and the American vinyl toy scene.
Frank invited us over to visit his San Francisco studio-slash-toy shrine this week. Perhaps you’ve met Kozik before, at a toy signing or event, and come away thinking he seemed jaded or grouchy. (I have.) But at his home base, the man who gave birth to a million smoking bunny rabbits was at ease and open. For a couple hours, we talked about toys (there to make people happy), art (jury’s out on what it is) and money (one of Frank’s unabashed favorite things). Frank answered every question we lobbed his way. Ultraviolence? Fiberglass on the way. More Kaiju? Maybe in 2011. Current music? “Old metal and flavor-of-the-week fake South African hip hop.” Let’s begin at the beginning.
Shot on location in sl.
Textures used as follows;
Beethoven..... courtesy of Hydeist667
TexTure.... Music notes by GreendangersStock.
Made for the Masterminds weekly group challenge....week 186 : CLOCKWORK ORANGE
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Clockwork_Orange_(film)
www.flickr.com/groups/masterminds/discuss/721576268427664...
yes! I did it! :) I found the location of the famous clockwork orange - scene!
thx to all the other flickr-members who helped to solve the search for it. :)
Blend the Sound episode 058. The official EDM HOUSE Podcast SHOW by FlyKnives DJ
TRACKLIST
1. Deniz Koyu - To The Sun (Original Mix)
2. DubVision & Feenixpawl Feat. Joe Gil - Destination (Original Mix)
3. Michael Brun & DubVision Feat. Tom Cane - Sun In Your Eyes (Original Mix)
4. Shelco Garcia & TEENWOLF vs. Type3Species Feat. Nuthin' Under A Million - Run To You (Original Mix)
5. Chris Decay Feat. Ella - Superstar (Bodybangers Remix)
6. Stefano Pain & Manuel Costa - La Revolution (Original Mix)
7. NERVO Feat. Au Revoir Simone - Rise Early Morning (Extended Mix)
8. Bastille & Grades - Torn Apart (Cash Cash Remix)
9. Lana Del Rey - Ultraviolence (Hook N Sling Extended Mix)
10. Tom Swoon & Stadiumx Feat. Rico & Miella - Ghost (Original Mix)
11. Galantis - Runaway (U & I) (Extended Mix)
12. Alesso Feat. Tove Lo - Heroes (We Could Be) (Extended Mix)
13. Kolsch Feat. Troels Abrahamsen - All That Matters (Kryder Remix)
14. Moska Feat. Damian McCarthy - Goodbye (Original Mix)
15. Avicii - The Nights (Extended Mix)
#MIXCLOUD link: www.mixcloud.com/FlyKnives/blend-the-sound-podcast-58/
Mods used :
- Rampage ENB : www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/67483/?
- Deadly Mutilation : www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/34917/?
- ESO Nord Armor : www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/68530/?
- ESO Nord Weapons : www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/85019/?
The single most imposing looking drawing of a Transformer I have ever seen..EVER! "Call of the Primatives" Predaking.
I was on a G1 marathon this week, and man... I just freaking love season 3!
I mean, the dark turn that this series took was sooo damned different for such a major property back then.
It' like something i read elsewhere, about how the Autobots seemed to be on the losing end of the war this season. And you could feel the tonal shift! It's like you knew the good guys would win, but then again..Maybe not?
There where so many things going on here.
An Autobot leader whom was so full of self doubt, that he seemed to hate himself and his role as leader.
Plus, a schizoid Decepticon leader that seemed more dangerous to his own soldiers than the Autobots. Hell, dude was even committed to a planet for psychotherapy reasons!
A zombie version of Optimus Prime coming back to kill off his own team, before coming to his senses and deciding to kill himself to save them in the end.
Starscreams ghost coming back for a little of the ol' "Ultraviolence!"
And let us not forget that Decapitated giant rotting head floating around! DAMN!
So many good memories watching this as a kid. I was surprised that many fans don't like this season so much?
It does not feel like a cash grab like i have seen some people claim. It really feels like the moment that the writers where really fleshing out the G1 mythology, and built this previously unseen world around it we never saw.
But yeah. The comics and toys were cool beans and all. But the G1 era made this the franchise that has endured on, even 30 years later! And regardless of how mired in all the very unneeded political soapboxing, bad assery, and other crap it has been in as of late. Which is what made me unfan TFs for a bit. Rewatching this bad MO-FO made me a fan once more!
Now, hopefully i can go to webworld and erase the live-action movie from my soul..
Not sure which was cooler: Interviewing Frank Kozik or getting to look through his toy collection. You can read the full interview with Frank here:
blog.neonmonster.com/library/frank-talk-with-mr-kozik
An excerpt of the intro:
Frank Talk With Mr. Kozik
Frank Kozik is misunderstood. Or maybe he’s perfectly understood in a scene with many contradictions. Either way, he’s earned a living making stuff he likes for three decades. At the age of 48, he’s already been a successful poster artist and run his own record label. These days, most people know Frank Kozik from his toy art, which began in Japan with Medicom and Bounty Hunter. In the early part of this decade, Kidrobot discovered him through a credit card order, and what followed set the course for both Kozik and the American vinyl toy scene.
Frank invited us over to visit his San Francisco studio-slash-toy shrine this week. Perhaps you’ve met Kozik before, at a toy signing or event, and come away thinking he seemed jaded or grouchy. (I have.) But at his home base, the man who gave birth to a million smoking bunny rabbits was at ease and open. For a couple hours, we talked about toys (there to make people happy), art (jury’s out on what it is) and money (one of Frank’s unabashed favorite things). Frank answered every question we lobbed his way. Ultraviolence? Fiberglass on the way. More Kaiju? Maybe in 2011. Current music? “Old metal and flavor-of-the-week fake South African hip hop.” Let’s begin at the beginning.
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Del Rey will be getting ultraviolent with us in less than month as she prepares to drop her new album “Ultra Violence“. In the mean time between time that she bludgeons our ears with her sweet serenades; Lana has decided to get all cool on us. “Shades of Cool,” is produced by Rick N...