NEU FISH!

these are my march inspirations so far.
naked bodies, interiors and exteriors, nature and words.

“I try not to try” – Billy Childish

I decided to not let this blog die!
All these pictures are part of my latest inspiration folder which I am happy to have on my usb stick cause my mac is broken and I’m pretty much without a computer since 3 weeks…
This is just a little collection of things and I don’t only find inspiration in pictures.
But daaah… I’m not gonna give you all my stuff am I?

Picture credits: ffffound, Iliketoforkmyself, oo888, various tumblrs.

Lost in Translation

Spirited Away

Adrift in Tokyo

Nobody Knows

dreaming of Tokyo…

Chlorophyll Skin from Lucy McRae on Vimeo.

This is quite old but really it’s just so beautiful! The song and the video. LOVE.

“Pékin est pour moi l’antithèse de Shanghai. Plus dure, plus authentique, elle est surtout devenue ces dernières années, le lieu de prédilection de l’Avant-garde chinoise. Depuis mon premier voyage en 2001, elle a bien changé!”

“Beijing is to me the antithesis of Shanghai. Tougher, more authentic, especially in recent years it became the place of choice for the Chinese Avant-garde. Since my first trip in 2001, it has changed a lot!”

Pékin Underground by Alain Le Baquer

I remember the first time I saw this book at Fnac and thought “wow those photographs really inspire me”, I didn’t buy the book back then. Then I moved to Antwerp and decided to search for the book here… It wasn’t in store but I ordered it and about 4 weeks later got the book and I was beyond happy to finally have a copy of it. The book is just beautiful black and white photography with some text about Beijing nowadays or well “Beijing Underground”. It talks about music, art, politics and a couple of more subjects. The book is entirely in french though so I am sorry for you non speaking french peoples.

Are we dead?
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Bryum & Kapok 03: A Lilt from Overture on Vimeo.

The Tale of How from Shy the Sun on Vimeo.

Toshihiko Ikeda,
Born in Tokyo in 1980. Graduated from Tama Art University and the Graduate School of Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music.

I just love these prints…

and the last one I WANT!

So a couple of days ago I suddenly remembered listening to all these book tape stories when I was a child!
There was this particular one that I always loved it’s called “Der Kleine Flax” in english “The little Flax”, the story was written by James Krüss. It’s a story about boy who leaves home and has an adventure, it’s quite an extraordinary tale and actually abit scary for kids and the music is amazing too! Anyway I still have the tape somewhere in my schtuff I took it with me when I moved out. Since I have been searching for the mp3 online somewhere…. without any luck!!! (I do not give up)

Well with all this blabla I would like to introduce Janosch to you guys. I think he is my favorite kid stories illustrator (weird 3 combination of words), Janosch well Janosch did draw “Der Kleine Flax” and many other way more popular little uhm animals? like “Tigerente” and some others which i dont remember right now!
Well I guess I need to show all this in images!
Oh and probably all of you don’t know Janosch or Der Kleine Flax cause it’s german…. so only Lumi will know this I guess?

I just enjoy this Polaroid.

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Many Moons by Janelle Monáe