Hate to eat and run. Swedish designer and illustrator Ole Hemmendorff and and seven other creatives were commissioned to interpret a nike sportswear icon. They created a burger sculpture of nike’s ‘air max 90′.

‘in the tradition of material innovation of AM 90, I constructed a running shoe using the most powerful, most durable and most delicious material known to man: hamburger.‘ Ole Hemmendorff

The 8 artwork Nike Burger sneakers will be on display at Sneakers ‘N’ Stuff in Stockholm over the next two months

One of our cats Robbie is fascinated when I play the piano, she comes and walks over the keys and tries to ‘get in on the action’. Robbie’s taste is somewhat 20th century Stravinsky-esque! Nora’s taste is more mainstream!

There’s a distinct chill in here … I’m cold, but not frigid … I’ll scorch my eye instead of drying my hair. Thank you Ronson!

What do you do when you’re feeling cynical about the world ….

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Saw Alien Vs Predator : Requiem on Xmas afternoon, it was predictably weak, but I’m a sucker for anything with those two monsters in it! I’ll be posting something more useful over these holidays…promise

Being a big fan of Malcolm MacLaren, I found it intriguing to see a post on Jezebel about Double Dutch champions, the Bouncing Bulldogs from Chapel Hill, North Carolina. American teams have been pipped at the post by the Japanese at the Apollo Theatre’s Holiday Classic for the last ten years. Double Dutch has really moved on and you can see why the Japanese teams are so successful, as it’s become a street cred past time with Club Asia in Shibuya, Tokyo, attracting big crowds and teams hailing from as far as Kyoto.
This video explains the Apollo Theatre’s Holiday Classic competition.

Here’s a look at some Double Dutching at Club Asia in Shibuya, Tokyo.

And here’s Malcolm MacLaren’s awesome Double Dutch video.

The woman is complaining about weather, her boyfriend, the blanket they are sitting and in the end she asks why they didn’t go on vacation in July. So that man can’t listen to her anymore and “deflates” (in Czech “vypustit”) her.
The slogan “I muzi mají své dny” is translated into English as: “Even the men have their days.”

After a night of drinking Fernet Stock, with his similarly beige buddy, is he going to have anything that’s more interesting to say?

Wondering what to do at that awkward moment during the creative team’s “Monday Morning Meeting”? Here’s the answer. I don’t know if it will give your cred the nudge it might need in these harsh times, but it’s worth a try!