Archive for October, 2011

Oct 31

666 Photography: An Interview with Gayla Partridge

Gayla Partridge is the creative maven behind 666 Photography. Her stunning imagery, innovation and impeccable vintage/retro style tantalize and ignite the imagination and warm the soul. Along with her team she creates old school theatre style sets to help bring her clients’ dreams to life—their props are handmade and backdrops hand-painted. 666 pride themselves in [...]

Oct 30

Little Extras That Say A Lot

Source. It really is a choice. You can choose how you react to situations, people and circumstance. You have a choice to choose happiness. I still feel the same way about it as when I wrote this. Have a beautiful day!        

Oct 28

Banditas’ Hayley Thompson-King: Vintage, Gorgeous Harmonies & Mr. Airplane Man

Banditas from Boston in the US of A were another treasure of a find—sweet harmonies and fuzzy distortion. Their songs are inspired by “notorious women, murder ballads, cowboy daddies, boys and summers.” They recently played a show with Australia’s own Lanie Lane while she was overseas, they also performed at this year’s SXSW. Here’s my [...]

Oct 27

Diva Zappa: Trusting Yourself, Light, Emilio Estevez, Bruce Willis & Faerie Dust

This is without a doubt one of my favourite conversations I’ve ever had with a creator. Diva Zappa is amazing! She has such simple, beautiful ideas about creating and life in general. The magical knittress, actress (appearing in The Mighty Boosh + more), photographer and artist makes wonderful, colourful, unique handmade creations – ponchos, capes, [...]

Oct 25

Apakalypse: Truth, Big Dreams, Hard Work & Legacy

Today’s Hip Hop Insight: “Personally, I don’t like it [mainstream hip hop] and I can’t listen to it all. I can’t stand it but I do have to give respect to the artists that are mainstream because they actually made their dreams come true—I respect that. I can’t stand it but I can’t knock these [...]

Oct 25

Barb Wire Dolls’ Isis Queen: Blondie, Respect & Punklove

Barb Wire Dolls sold practically everything they owned and moved from living in an artist commune on the Greek Island of Crete to pursue their punk rock n roll dreams in Los Angeles. Frontwoman Isis Queen is bold, exciting and full of positive energy—she chooses to see the positives in life rather than dwell on [...]

Oct 24

Andrew McMillen on Freelance Journalism In Australia, Writing & Interviewing

To me Australian journalist Andrew McMillen is without a doubt a success. His work has been published in/for Rolling Stone Australia, The Weekend Australian, QWeekend, Mess + Noise, The Vine, Triple J Mag, The Courier-Mail, Australian Penthouse, Gamespot, BrisbaneTimes.com.au and Junior. Andrew has managed to make freelance journalism in Australia pay the bills, not an [...]

Oct 24

CSS’ Luiza Sá: Music, Madonna, Photography & Sexism

I love Brazilian rock band CSS so much! From the moment I heard their first album the 2005 released Cansei de Ser Sexy I’ve been totally hooked! They’re currently towards the tail end of a North American tour celebrating the release of latest record La Liberacion. I was lucky enough to catch up with CSS’ [...]

Oct 23

Sneak & Destroy’s One Offs Party II

  Last night independent Gold Coast store Sneak & Destroy (which has the goods if you’re looking for quality sneakers, clothing, hats, toys, decks and random cool things) in partnership with Vans presented One Offs II – an evening for emerging and professional artist’s to showcase their talents by producing a ‘OneOff’ custom design on [...]

Oct 22

Little Extras That Say A Lot

I love the work of Australian artist Dominique Falla. For this piece she explains: “For too long, people have viewed themselves as separate and I wanted to represent a multitude of individuals using the nails, and then coloured string to show how we are all interconnected, and that together, we can make something beautiful.” For [...]

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