The POP Studio

everything I have

SIMON EVANS
about HERE

art-break: Charline von Heyl

Charline von Heyl
Friedrich Petzel Gallery

Monday Handstands!

Robert Kinmont, from 8 natural handstands, 1969-2009, a portfolio of 8 silver geletin prints

Robert Kinmont, Kenzee Patterson, Charlie Sofo, Ronnie Van Hout @ Darren Knight Gallery

BLOG BREAK…looking for inspiration

http://maboncollection.blogspot.com”

Let’s take a roadtrip together

Robert Kinmont
My Favorite Dirt Roads 1969
set of 17 c-prints
alexander and bonin gallery

a little color inspiration!

POPbreakfast is back!

Alphonse Mucha
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Jose Guadalupe Posada
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screen caps from:
David Bartley is responsible for overseeing the art in storage at the Walker Art Center. In this video he displays five works from the Walker’s collection that must be explicitly labeled as art to save them from being mistaken for trash.
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Raymond Pettibon
Venice Speedway Grand Prix June 1st 2003
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Mad Hungry: Feeding Men and Boys
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McSweeney books - from The General Store San Francisco

POP break!

high fashion
Paul Smith Women’s Fall 2009

mmm…skyscraper i love you
Tomato/Underworld Project

Pablo Picasso by Ernest Lloyd Raboff

From Hermès × Tokujin Yoshioka
watch:www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyNHJQzn3pw
tokujin.com

POP for…....afternoon snack!

PIN-UP
MAGAZINE FOR
ARCHITECTURAL
ENTERTAINMENT

Mao’s Kitchen menu
”....good design can make anything acceptable?...”

Ballet in the museum!

Vintage Ad Browser:
vintageadbrowser.com

Happy Holidays from the POP crew!

snowy peaks in the distance!

Check out our view today! Snowy mountain tops and palm trees…winter is here in LA!

POP for breakfast

Ed Ruscha Editions
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Yoshiharu Tsuge
about: Yoshiharu Tsuge was born on the isle of Oshima and raised by his mother. He made his comic debut in 1953 with various creations, like ‘Fukuwajutsushi’ (the story of a ventriloquist) and ‘Nezumi’. His short story ‘Numa’ surprised his public and was praised with enthusiasm by intellectuals. In his pages, he used a sophisticated and personal type of storytelling that intermingled dream with reality. His style influenced a lot of artists, which can be clearly seen in the magazine Garo. His comic credits include ‘Neji-Shiki’ and ‘L’Usine d’Étamage de Oba’.
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Detroit landscapes by TRYHARDER
Fashion mix-up: color/pattern/pose
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Bio-Diversity by Christoph Niemann
(from the New York Times)
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Thomas Ruff: Surfaces, Depths

Sumatra Earthquake Relief Benefit Concert

POP for breakfast

Peter Beard
about
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MUJI
website
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Fire King Mugs
about

Vogue Hommes Japan
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Lucian Freud
about

Seeing Red/Changing My Opinion of the Color: Holiday Inspiration
Karl Donoghue Knitted rabbit beanie hat
Knitted Jumper By Unique
Vanessa Bruno Athé Silk crepe high-waisted pants
Galliano fall 2007 and 2008
Church’s classic brogues
Luella hat/make-up
Luis Vuitton fall 2009 “ears”

POP for breakfast

Michael, Kevin & Geoff
New works on paper from three old friends from Los Angeles.
HVW8 Art + Design Gallery
more pics HERE and HERE

Carnal Flower by Dominique Ropion

Fashion inspiration: pink, ruffled darling dances - scenes from Madmen and fox sweater by Bless (a young Berlin based design agency, created by designers Desiree Heiss and Ines Kaag).

John Baldessari - Pure Beauty
Hennessey Ingalls

eat your POP for breakfast

Sex to Sexty
“Some call it the most vulgar magazine ever made; others see it as the last honest compendium of American sexual humor, starting just as the sexual revolution was expanding minds and stomping taboos, and ending when political correctness made all such humor socially unacceptable. Whatever your stance, the magazine Sex to Sexty was and is an outrageous collection of dirty jokes and cartoons published from 1965 to 1983 by Texas entrepreneur John Newbern, whose life was lifted straight from the pages of his publication. His partner in crime against good taste was hillbilly artist Pierre Davis, who created elaborate oil painted covers for each issue that celebrate every permutation of manly humor…” source