#london

City Transit Line Posters

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In the cel­e­bra­tion of design and rep­re­sent­ing the city you love and/or have affin­i­ty for, here are some city tran­sit line posters designed by the duo: Cay­la Fer­ari (graph­ic design­er) and John Breznicky (engi­neer).

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London to Paris

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I haven’t trav­eled from Lon­don to Paris straight, but did over­sleep and miss a tour coach along with my room­mate this past March (too much exploring/partying I guess, and lack of sleep). We hopped on the Eurostar bul­let train to try and catch the rest of the Con­ti­ki group at the Lon­don Pub, but were 10-min­utes late and had to catch the next one =\

Any­ways, ‘Lon­don to Paris’.

AllOrNothingproductions.com present ‘Lon­don to Paris’, direct­ed by Grace Lado­ja, doc­u­ments 10 rid­ers from all over the world mak­ing the track bike jour­ney from Lon­don to Paris to meet Lance Arm­strong as the Tour De France 2009 comes to a close. Made in asso­ci­a­tion with Nike Sports­wear’s CTRS project, the film’s NYC pre­miere is set for late Octo­ber 2009… stages09.com

Source via slamx­hype.

The Very Best

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The Very Best: Esau Mwamwaya, Johan Karlberg and Etienne Tron

I have been for­tu­nate to find some nuggets late­ly this past week. From across the world, I stum­bled upon The Very Best. It is a col­lab­o­ra­tion project between Esau Mwamwaya & Radio­clit (Johan Karl­berg & Eti­enne Tron).

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Black Cab Sessions

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This is a cool site/music project, Black Cab Ses­sions.

The ses­sions are all about great music and the venue strips this to its essense. We aren’t picky about genre and will hap­pi­ly open the cab door to any­one who blows us away…

I heard about it through Tony Hawk’s tweet ear­ly this morn­ing. They fea­ture artists such as: Death Cab for Cutie, My Morn­ing Jack­et, Fleet Fox­es, The Cool Kids, Lykke Li, and many more great musi­cians.

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My Bare Lady

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I was brows­ing Hulu try­ing to see what new shows they have added to their library—when I found this series, My Bare Lady.

Things heat up when four Amer­i­can adult film stars are sent to Lon­don’s most pres­ti­gious the­atri­cal school to prove they can real­ly act. When the cur­tain goes up, some­one’s going down.

When you think you have seen it all, you are then sur­prised with “real­i­ty” shows like this one. Any­ways, here’s the first episode of My Bare Lady1.

  1. The first episode aired on Decem­ber 7, 2006. [↩]