Archive for the tag 'Frida Kahlo'

Oct 01

Little Extras That Say A Lot

I come across a lot of awesome stuff in my travels, on my daily adventures, that my beautiful friends send me and online that I’ve decided to include this ‘Little Extras That Say A Lot’ feature weekly. I hope they will inspire you, give you a friendly  reminder of things I know you already know, [...]

Sep 15

Link Love: 09.15.2011

As the name suggests Women In L.A. Punk is a collection of interviews with ladies active in the Los Angeles punk scene before 1980. Questions asked include: What was the role of women in the early punk scene? It’s awesome to see a site that pays tribute to these daring individuals and that gives an [...]

Aug 25

Link Love: 08.25.2011

  Behind The Muses: “The love affair between music and fashion has never been hotter.” The September 2011 issue of Vogue Australia features a 10-page feature on designers and musicians that inspire them. It includes some of my favourites M.I.A. (pictured), Diplo, Kanye West, Yoko Ono and more. I believe this also appeared in W [...]

May 05

A Love of Magazines: Covers as Art

Cover: X-Ray Spex frontwoman Poly Styrene, Smash Hits cover 1979 (the year I was born!) – RIP Poly (a tribute here) Magazines are one of my all-time favourite things in the world. I have my mum to thank for that passion. She always taught me that reading was important; she taught me it’s a great [...]

Mar 15

I’m Back! [15 March 2010]

Art by JhonBoy Hello Lovelies! I know it’s been a while. Unfortunately due to circumstances beyond my control I had to take some time out from EVERYTHING and regroup. Things still aren’t 100% but I’m working towards it! Slowly but surely is the way to go for sure. So it’ll be easy does it for [...]

Jan 11

Do You! [11 January 2010]

?uestlove by Nizam Uddin Frida Kahlo by Libby Rosof Hobos by Michelle Aziz Joey by Dave Parker “Be yourself, don’t take anyone’s shit, and never let them take you alive.” ~Gerard Way “Well there is that common misconception that punk was this negative nihilistic thing, but that was never what it was about. It was [...]