HABU Moleskine Luggage Tags (3.75 x 2.25) Canadian Duties & Taxes are the customer's responsibility. We're glad to be able to ship your favorite Moleskine products to Canada! We're sure you know the drill, but we want to make sure you are aware that Canadian customs duties and taxes for shipments to Canada are your responsibility. Canadian Post If your order is delivered via Canadian Post, then the CBSA (Canada Border Services Agency) is responsible for assessing your shipment for applicable customs duties and taxes. FedEx Express (Economy or Priority) If your order is delivered via FedEx Express, then a FedEx representaive, on behalf of the CBSA, will contact you by phone to collect payment for any duties and/or taxes that are assessed. 2012 New Year's TrendMix Illustration by Beatthepulp 2012 New Year’s TrendMix Ring in the new year with ringing ears. 2012 promises to be a bountiful year of new artists, new albums, and new obsessions, but let us say farewell to 2011 by celebrating favorite Trendland finds and preview what is to come! We’ve been spoiled by releases from The Black Keys, Kanye West/Jay-Z, Florence & the Machine, James Blake, Cut Copy, Zola Jesus, tUne-YaRdS, and of course, Adele’s ubiquitous “Rolling in the Deep.”And it all distracted us from the hysterical rumor that 2012 would bring the demise of our world. Awolnation – “Knights of Shame” 1. awolnation-knights-of-shame_[MP3JUICES.COM] FM Belfast – “New Year” 1. Hook & The Twin – “Tribes” 1. Bob & Earl – “Harlem Shuffle” 1. 02 Harlem Shuffle Foster The People – “Houdini (RAC Mix)” 1. Jay Z & Kanye West – “Why I Love You (Ft. 1. 02 Julius Ok Go – “This Too Shall Pass (Passion Pit Remix)” 1. Frankie & The Heartstrings – “Everybody Looks Better (In The Right Light)” 1. 1. 02 Shake It Out 1.
Unstuck Diptyque's Scent of Home To celebrate fifty years of creation, diptyque wanted to encapsulate the essence of its first boutique. The place where the company was born, a place that has a genuine soul. In essence, the intention was to interpret the memory of diptyque and its history, one that is constantly being reinvented through new projects, in the notes of the emerging emblematic fragrance. Named after the birthplace of the house, the 34 Boulevard Saint Germain is a unique scent for the body and home that encapsulates its first boutique with rare and precious fragrances, to give everyone a little part of this place and its rich history. Dazed Digital: '34 Boulevard Saint Germain' explores diptyque's history. DD: The idea behind the eponymous fragrance was to capture the main elements of the famous Diptyque quad of L’Ombre dans l’Eau, Philosykos, L'Eau, Do Son. DD: How would you describe 34 Boulevard Saint Germain? DD: What's next for you and for diptyque?
The Image Makers: Inez And Vinoodh: style file: daily fashion, party, and model news In a new series, Style.com sits down with the best in the field of contemporary fashion photography to talk about both the process and the product. First up: the husband-and-wife Dutch shooters Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin. At exactly 34 characters long, Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin easily have the longest photo credit in the business. There’s yet more neat duality in their work, which straddles art and fashion, gives you high glamour with a touch of the surreal or grotesque, ranges from classical black-and-white portraiture to near camp, and inevitably includes some degree of gender-bending. —Meenal Mistry You have this book now but you had the retrospective exhibit last year in Amsterdam. Vinoodh Matadin: This actually started nine years ago when Inez was pregnant. Inez van Lamsweerde: He said, “Oh, you have to have a project while you’re pregnant.” And very Karl. IVL: Yeah, it was sweet. VM: Basically we started the book putting everything in order. It’s true.
Apps Our planet's environmental future is usually described in terms of doom and despair. But now, for the first time, The World We Made presents a credible, positive vision of our planet that is green, fair, connected and collaborative. Based on extensive factual research, leading environmentalist Jonathon Porritt describes a sustainable world that is prosperous, exciting and healthy. People watching with a difference | Photography One of the many wonderful things the internet has brought us is the ability to indulge in people watching on a voyeuristic grand scale as photographers post their images of daily life on the likes of Tumblr, Flickr and even Twitter. Fashion bloggers such as The Sartorialist meanwhile, have turned the art into, well, an art and become household names as a consequence. But these photos we saw at Paris Photo take the medium into a whole new area. Michael Wolf, Tokyo Compression (2010) German-born, USA-educated and China-based Michael Wolf's Tokyo Compression series, taken on the city's subway, succinctly capture the reality of urban public transport. Does anybody know the Japanese for ‘sardine can'? Wolf's photos, a particular favourite with Martin Parr, by all accounts, are peculiarly reminiscent of Walker Evans’s Many Are Called photographs of the New York subway from the late 1930s. Walker Evans, Many Are Called (1938)
Illustrators Unlimited | Gestalten In recent years, illustration has evolved from a purely service-oriented trade to an expressive, poetic, and esteemed voice in contemporary visual culture. Today it continues to burgeon as a creative discipline––especially in its more artistic forms. Editorial design increasingly uses illustration in place of photography because it depicts and enriches content in a way that offers an expanded dimension of communication. Illustrators Unlimited presents the work of cutting-edge illustration talents scouted from around the world. They are working independently from fleeting trends and represent the best of the virtually inexhaustible possibilities of styles and techniques that are practiced today. The book is structured according to the featured illustrators. The lavish images covering page after page and insightful accompanying texts make Illustrators Unlimited a comprehensive overview of contemporary illustration.
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