Jezta: the latest!

well well well, people, friends, family, blog readers!
its been a while since I wrote a topic keeping you up-to-date with the life and times of...yours truly!!!!

As I've been telling people lately, I been doing so much, yet not much, a lot yet not a lot. Basically what I mean by that is, I been so occupied with boring stuff, uninteresting things...well...stuff thats a part of me, but not me...does that make sense?

Anyway, I've been working stuff to get jezta in the know, doing my best to make 09 not a repeat of 08. The thing is, it has required a lot of personal changes in order to do so. I've been making plans but am currently behind schedule because i've been easy on myself, creating deadlines that ended up been pretty flexable, double booking myself, and sometimes generally slipping back into 08 ways. Another thing that my mind has created is a weird fear that I tried to explain the other day but found that I didnt really understand it myself :s

Well...I'm doing my best to get on top of things. I have some personal issues that I'm working through but hopefully this year will be productive. Expect new songs, performances and entertainment!


Blessins!

Transparent Mobile

LG has created the GD900 with a transparent keypad....what will these inventors think of next????

Art with Crayons but in a different way

Using thousands of differently colour crayons to create this picture, tied between sculpture and photography....clever


by Christian Faur

Suspended Self-Portrait

one word....HOW?




by Sam Taylor-Wood

Swahili Singing Tree Climbing Man

i would soooo love to meet this guy....he made me well happy just watching this video

....sequels!!!!

this could possibly by...the sickest film I've ever seen...(when i see it obv)

A picture I created

After going on such websites as Abduzeedo.com and Psdtuts.com, I have picked up a few tips and tricks and created this....



...ya dig?

Nimbus Reading Lamp

i thought this was a light that clipped onto things, if you look at the first picture, i thought that was a light clipped onto a cup keeping the drink warm. but i then realised that the square part was a mirror and the cylinder was the light....i love the ambient feeling they give off.




by Donell Hutson

Alexandre Duret

I found out how to do this. It's actually really simple. I thought they used like...A 360 degree fish Eye lense of some sort but no...V.Clever!

Trailer for Documentary about Jamie O' Brien

I quoted this from the website I found this on, and translated it for you cos it was in french:
Impressed by the job of the photographer Vincent Laforet,
with this new called teaser “ Making Waves: The 14 Days ”.
One is a prelude to the documentary on a
star of the world of surfing: Jamie O' Brien.
Sumptuous pictures of Hawaii, filmed in Cannon 5D Mk II
linked to a camera RED.

Thanx on Absence!

Hey people...viewers of this blog!
I myself haven't been on my blog in a while and was so happy that when i came on today, I saw that my blog count had still been rising!
I have been so busy lately, mentally more than physically, which is the reason behind me not updating my blog.
i've been on my computer everyday looking for things to put on my blog but maybe my mental-traffic has prevented things from appealing to me....weird aye?!
anyway....i cant promise that i there will be a change and an increase in blog updates and posts but hang in there and continue to show support!
thanx!

London from Above at Night

I love these picture. What an amazin perspective. I think, not only has he created beautiful picture by manipulating the colour, but he has captured the vibe and emotion and feeling of what it feels like to be in london, to experience london, and to also see london from the perspective.
I take my hat off to the dude
(Click image to enlarge)









by Jason Hawkes

Hokkaido: ICE HOTEL?!?!?!?!

This is AMAZIN!!!! An Ice HOTEL!!!....the pictures speak for themselves

Alexandros Vasmoulakis

The thing that amazes me about this picture is not only the scale at which this picture has been painted, but more so the accuracy. I mean, when you start messing around with scales and sizes of artwork, especially artwork bigger than yourself, you also have to take into consideration, perpective and proportion because, in order to get an accurate proportion, you have to stand completely parallel with the picture. if the perspective at which you stand from the picture is messed up, then that will mess up the the proportions of the picture. So i take my hat off to people who do large commissions like this, even if you're using some kind of monitor, i'm still takin my hat off and i'm still impressed.

I also love the unique style of the character....mint...inspiring!