Baltimore based photographer, Glenford Nunez, made a brief visit to NYC last weekend. For Nunez, whom happens to be a native New Yorker, it was a modest homecoming–but being the true shutterbug that he is, Nunez paid little attention to the so-called homecoming and proceeded to navigate the canyons of SoHo as if he never left. Once Nunez emerged from …
Swept.
We stopped by Støy-Munkholm and found these dope caps by Acne. Dubbed the Sweep Tweed Cap, it is a snapback made from 100% virgin wool. Guaranteed to keep your noggin warm in the upcoming colder months, the Sweep Tweed Cap comes in “Big Check” and purple. Click any picture below to purchase. Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication …
A Glitch in the System.
Misdirection is often a good way to go. When a piece gives allusion to one thing when it is actually the other, it is nothing short of delightful trickery. Today that delightful trickster is Kon Trubkovich. More morbid than delightful, Trubkovich’s glitch pieces are wondrous misdirects that appear to be clips from less than efficient surveillance cameras but are actually oil/watercolor paintings done …
The Resurrection of Ellen Ripley.
It wasn’t too long ago when Sigourney Weaver was running around a spaceship trying to avoid be gutted by a toothy extraterrestrial being. Now that Halloween is around the corner, we decided to honor her fictional plight by sharing this amazing work by Steven Scott. Scott, who spent some time at Madame Tussauds London and is an experience Model/Prop Maker, created a …