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So would look like I got caught being a goon a few weeks back when I went to the iTunes festival to see Goldfrapp and Marina & the Diamonds. Excuse the fact that when I am nervous I wobble around and hide behind my fringe.

This summer has been pretty manic. I have spent a vast majority of it working myself hard so that I can then party even harder at numerous festivals and gigs. Marina was one of these, but also I attended Lovebox, Camden Crawl, 1234 and a few other things. It has been great. Favourite tunes are below!



Marina & the Diamonds





Chromeo

We Have Band

This video is IMMENSE. Love it. Love them. Enjoy!

Jack Radcliffe started documenting his daughter’s life from the moment she was born in 1975, from then on he has created a great collectin of beautiful images of her through to the present day.

These are just a selection of my favourites but the rest of his site is well worth a view.

I spend a vast amount of time browsing sneak peeks of people’s homes and dreaming of how I would spend the time in the spaces if they were mine. I have already shared the beauty of the Brooklyn Clock Tower Penthouse which blew me away. I can often be found snooping around The Selby, and the sneak peeks on Design Sponge* where I actually found this little beauty of a place: Asia Gwis‘s restoration project in Poland.

I love that this place was found the countryside of Poland and transported to Warsaw to be restored and built into a lovely home. The colour scheme is so clean and fresh. The shots of red wires throughout are delicious and then equally I adore the idea of mismatched furniture in particular with the chairs around all tables. Can not fault the Eames chair.

Head to Design Sponge* to find out more!

Little White Lies has been a source of not only up-to-date film information but also of great design. One of The Church of London‘s publishing endeavours (Huck being the other) Little White Lies is a bi-monthly film magazine that delves into the “the worlds of music, art, politics and pop culture to inform and illuminate the medium we love”. It is well considered, well executed and a total treat to read.

The magazine also is supported by a blog which often has active discussions on the latest films. If you love film and you haven’t visited yet I suggest you do.

Right now.

View the latest issue online at littlewhitelies.co.uk.

Excuse me a minute whilst I just indulge in a little more gig poster design. I have seen the design for The Feist print knocking around the blog lands for quite a while but hadn’t actually ventured into the world of Dan Stiles. I really enjoy his style and would happily adorn my walls with his work.

Now I’m not one for pigeon-holing myself with music so please do embrace the fact that sometimes I will sway all over the place with what I like. SO baring this in mind I am going to just express how the above is an absolutely amazing piece of music video/mini-film starring Lady Gaga and Beyoncé for their new track Telephone. Written by Lady Gaga and Jonas Åkerlund this is a Bonnie and Clyde story with a twist of Kill Bill (hello Pussy Wagon?!), and a pinch of any of your favourite glitzy musicals. Its visually awesome, the sets, the costumes, the dancing. Its pretty darn cool though it is super odd but thats what makes it allso the more engaging.So if you have a spare 10 minutes give this a watch.

Then when you are done I want a list of all the products you have spotted. Thanks!

I would say that my first serious dabbling in the gig poster world came from me prowling around for images of my favourite bands one day. I was desperately seeking inspiration for a music design project and was hunting for Death Cab pieces (having been listening to Transatlanticism solidly) when I came across Jason Munn aka The Small Stakes. Its been love ever since. I was actually bought the above Death Cab poster for my 21st birthday and I have to say its probably my favourite print to date.

Alongside that another favourite would be Daniel Danger, his style is rather different to that of Jason, with his strong illustrative style making reference to ghost stories and dreamscapes. I would say that on screen you would never be able to fully appreciate the attention to detail that is put into his work. I have two print of his that both have such vibrancy despite the overall darkness. He manages to balance the black so well with his use of colour. His site is a gem of beautiful pieces but in particular I do think that the spirit of his gig posters are something that aren’t achieved by anyone else I have found so far.

Typically as soon as spring comes knocking on the door the lovely autumn clothes come round to refresh my desire for layering, big knits, furcoats and cosy nights.

Actually who am I kidding. Roll on summer!!