A couple daze ago, the poster for Darren Aronofsky's newest film 'Mother!' dropped, and it has the internet spinning. The plot is shrouded in secrecy, with not much about it being revealed except a few vague sentences. Here's what wikipedia says: A couple's relationship is tested when uninvited guests arrive at their home, disrupting their…Read more O ‘MOTHER!’, WHERE ART THOU?
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Because the Sky is Blue it Makes Me Cry!!! ‘VALERIAN AND THE CITY OF A THOUSAND PLANETS’ TRAILER {Luc Besson, Supermodels, and Rihanna OH MY!}
Luc Besson, Supermodels, and Rihanna OH MY! In case you didn't know, trailers have been dropping for Luc Besson's latest visual masterpiece "Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets" which stars burgeoning stars Dean DaHanne and the supermodel who continues to break the mould (as well as continually be a major bad…Read more Because the Sky is Blue it Makes Me Cry!!! ‘VALERIAN AND THE CITY OF A THOUSAND PLANETS’ TRAILER {Luc Besson, Supermodels, and Rihanna OH MY!}
+ 90S THROWBACK to HEROINE CHIC +
Photograph by Davide SorrentiĀ There probably isn't an aesthetic that struck a chord so controversial in fashion as the notorious 90s inclination towards the new look: Heroine Chic. We are starting to see a bit of a return to this vibe in some of the world's most prestigious runways, not surprising as the 90s…Read more + 90S THROWBACK to HEROINE CHIC +
Dandy “Dracula” [an Ode to Ishioka]
"They say you are a man of good... taste. " -Dracula, Bram Stoker's Dracula As fore mentioned in our last post, we are developing quite the affinity for a certain dreamboat of the dark side, and it seems like more and more of the masses have also come under the dandy wrath of Dracula. With…Read more Dandy “Dracula” [an Ode to Ishioka]
{PHOTOBLAST} My Demon Brother . . .
"Fear not at all; fear neither men nor Fates, nor gods, nor anything. Money fear not, nor laughter of the folk folly, nor any other power in heaven or upon the earth or under the earth. " [Book of the Law: Chapter 2, Line 53] Seems like the invocation went well last night. Our demon…Read more {PHOTOBLAST} My Demon Brother . . .
{DO-IT-RIGHT} Sweater Weather: How-To Vintage Mens’ Knitwear Inspiration
"The time has come", the style man said, "To talk of many things . . . " We'll stop with the strange allusions, but we did want to talk of many things today. Of style, of class, of tradition, and function. Of beauty and elegance, of aesthetic, also. But most importantly, we speak to that…Read more {DO-IT-RIGHT} Sweater Weather: How-To Vintage Mens’ Knitwear Inspiration
{PHOTOBLAST} Do What Thou Wilt . . . [ 11.15.13 / Vintage Photographic Inspiration]
+ "Do What Thou Wilt"+ Famous lines spoken by this century's supreme occultist and libertarian muse, Aleister Crowley. It expresses the very nature of living which is to indulge in one's senses, and even become one with one's vices to create a total engagement with oneself that is far apart from self criticism, judgement, or…Read more {PHOTOBLAST} Do What Thou Wilt . . . [ 11.15.13 / Vintage Photographic Inspiration]
The Art of Credits – Saul Bass’ Unique Stamp on Culture
Saul Bassis the iconic film maker and graphic designer who is best known for his iconic opening sequences, poster designs, and corporate logos. Google celebrates his 93rd birthday today, so if you're searching Google Ā you will see the ode to Saul's design for the Ā "Anatomy of a Murder" poster, a classic from 1959. {You can…Read more The Art of Credits – Saul Bass’ Unique Stamp on Culture
E.O.F. Snapshot of the Day {February 1, 2013}
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Rebel Kurt! My Most Powerful of Demon Brothers . . .
{Source: Nick Drake} Kurt Cobain is someone that keeps reverberating through the pulses of popular culture even nearly twenty years after his mysterious death... I came across these portraits of Kurt while trolling Tumblr and wanted to share them here on The Eye. So clear your altars now, because if you're looking for an idol…Read more Rebel Kurt! My Most Powerful of Demon Brothers . . .
