Red Doors - This is for Justin Cram
Justin Cram got me into red doors. So here it is...the most intriguing red door. Why on a church? Is it a church? Why that intensity (color) and tone? Curious, but it caught my attention.
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October 22, 2005
Justin Cram got me into red doors. So here it is...the most intriguing red door. Why on a church? Is it a church? Why that intensity (color) and tone? Curious, but it caught my attention.
Louis Vuitton Store - For my Mom
Ever since we went to France, and purchased purses, we've gone into every Louis Vuitton Space, not to mention there web site. Well, here's the one on 5th Avenue. Architecturally original in the sense that there seems to be a glass mask over the over the traditional-Manhattan building. In any case, I believe it fuses the classic and the contemporary seamlessly (Grad School does this to you). And "no" I didn't go shopping, this was an assignment for my Applications class.
Parade Photos
I was on my way to Fellissimo for the 3-D Authorship show. They were closed so instead I went to a parade on Fifth. Beautiful costumes.
BLING!
Trump Tower:
Gold Bars
The Apprentice Game
Trump Business Card Holders
How much bling is too much BLING?
LOVE Stamp
I always loved this graphic!
MOMA Opening Night For Safe Design
My friend Christian had a pass to go to the opening night. It was GRAND! I met a ballerina, and Jorge Student, who graduated from The Royal College of Art in London, and designed this folded corrugated plastic cardboard house that is collapsible. He now works at IDEO. I was thrilled when he gave me his card. But of course I don't have a cell phone.
Super Creative People at MoMA
This guy made the backpack he's wearing. Then I met this guy who's partner works at ID Magazine. I was intrigued by his interlocking scarf. There are no seams, it's just made out of interlocking pieces. Very creative.
Meat Packing District is the Upcoming Chelsea
I went to a cool restaurant, emulating a generic French cafe, called "Pastis." Busy, busy, busy, but worth the wait.
Lost Bird in a Jewelry Store
Cute bird...and it's real. No joke.
Contact sheets and Fashion Shoot
I just liked these photos.
Beautiful Objects 01 - Famous Designers
I found the coolest calendar, wall, sign, mesh chair, texture, Noguchi's Rocking Stool (which I wish I thought of when creating my cardboard chair) string sculpture...
Frank Gehry Cardboard Chair
Mondrian-like Shelves
Wired Mesh Chair (This chair is in my "Spoon 100" book)
Enzo Calendar
Noguchi Rocking Stool
Beautiful Objects 02 - Inspirations
I found the coolest calendar, wall, sign, mesh chair, texture, Noguchi's Rocking Stool (which I wish I thought of when creating my cardboard chair) string sculpture...
Barber Shop Display
This is a creative use of materials...
Looking Through, Gothic Structure & Beams
Texture...
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