San Francisco, Hyatt Regency, Feb 2011. I need to make another photo story in there if I’m back next month. Awesome architecture!
FvF Berlin: Meet Jen Gilpin and Maxime Ballesteros
She is Canadian, he’s half French and yet together they embody Berlins contemporary cosmopolitan sensibility. We met photographer Maxime Ballesteros and Fashion Designer Jen Gilpin in their lovely apartment in Berlin-Mitte and hung out during one of the last fittings of Jens new collection for her label DSTM which will debut tomorrow at 10.30 a.m. at Berlin Fashion Week.
Thank you, Ana Finel Honigman and Ailine Liefeld for this exciting portrait! Read the interview in english here.
(via Jen Gilpin and Maxime Ballesteros — Freunde von Freunden)
Woah, today pictures I took keep popping up on my tumblr dashboard. The universe seems to want me happy today. :)
I found my friend Malin within my inspirational journey through the world of food and travel blogs! Lovely!
Congrats!
Half a year ago, I quit my agency job and founded We Are Fellows, my own design studio. We have been heads-down working for half a year, and today we finally launched our website – wearefellows.com. We like to share all parts of our design process, so we document everything we do – including bad ideas, failed layout attempts, client meetings and happy accidents. You’re kindly invited to check out our portfolio. We got some love from FormFiftyFive, Design made in Germany and some other publications, which makes us smile. If you like, follow our updates on Facebook or Twitter.
I got Amen’d!
Introducing Ailine Liefeld (getamen.com/ailineliefeld), her Amens read like poetry.
Ailine feels alive when taking pictures…
Earning 87 Amens with her ‘Walking is the Best Way to Explore a City,’ she can see the stars from her bed in Berlin, likes to wake up with Sun in her…
FvF Sao Paulo: Meet artist Felipe Morozini
Felipe started his professional life being a lawyer but soon embarked on a different path: he traveled the world and found different means to express his creativity. Transforming pieces of furniture into objects of such magnetism that they almost speak to you or using the streets of Sao Paulo as canvas for paintings.
Thank you Fran Parente for the beautiful pictures, Juliana Duarte for the interview and Cosima Ehni for the translation!
Read the entire interview in english and portuguese.