Posted on: 15 March 2009
After daft hands, daft bodies, and daft kanye, najle.com has brought us an interactive soundboard so we can realise our own daft fantasies. Although yet to usurp our favourite daft punk mashup, this tool maddeningly shows no sign of getting old.
Hypnotically annoying.
Posted on: 14 March 2009
YMC (You Must Create) has always been a coolography favourite; producing functional modern clothing, the British clothing brand is more likely to set trends than follow. With a high attention to detail and a predilection for quality materials, YMC is a label that often finds its way into coolography’s wardrobe. And this trend shows no sign of abating, with coolography having recently received a pair of sand boots from their new Spring/Summer footwear collection… continue reading »
Posted on: 7 March 2009
After over 20 years, stints in development hell and various legal wrangles, Alan Moore and Dave Gibbon’s seminal comic book series is finally bestowed a film adaptation. Once deemed by Python Terry Gilliam to be ‘unfilmable‘, the Watchmen film eventually came to be helmed by ‘300′ director Zack Snyder. Though coolography believed 300 to be a perfectly good adaptation of the Frank Miller comic book, Watchmen exhibits an infinitely higher level of substance, nuance and storytelling.
Which is where coolography is at a quandary with Watchmen. As huge fans of the comic we knew that by definition the film couldn’t be truly faithful to to the medium, yet we remained curious as to how Moore’s words and Gibbons’ artwork would be brought to life on the big screen. And big screen indeed: procuring tickets on the opening day at Britain’s largest screen, the BFI IMAX, coolography was intent on doing this right… continue reading »
Posted on: 5 March 2009
New York streetwear kings Supreme have joined with high end concept department store DSM to showcase their new Spring/Summer 2009 collection. Previously only available in the UK through the legendary streetwear boutique Hideout, this move reflects further the changes in London’s troubled streetwear scene. Joining the relocated Bathing Ape, and revered brands such as Visvim, Junya Watanabe, and Undercover, this move rounds out DSM’s already impressive bottom floor… continue reading »
Posted on: 4 March 2009
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