I have been working non-stop in collaboration with new fashion label Tettmann.Doust and animator Tobias J Edwards to create this projection event as part of L’Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival Cultural Program. Projection vs fashion vs sound design, an immersive experience for one night only: March 1.

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A bunch of hot chicks that are inspired by bright colours mesh together to create artworks during a one month residency at Melbourne’s NGV Studios from February 11. It will be good to see bright colours and female energy in the NGV Studios.

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I don’t use this to document my ‘rad’ extreme sporting achivements, but I do create experimental moving image artworks. Yeah, it does. Underwater, 60 frames per second. Attach it to your head, time-laspe. What more do you need to become a film-maker?

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I’ve been partying with these guys for, well … I’m not gonna say how long. Recently Safire hit the big time internationally, creating some amazing tracks.

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Objects that make your space both designy and warm, functional and conceptual. Using reclaimed Australian hardwood, the sculptures’ natural imperfections make me feel like nature is inhabiting my interior space.

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A challenging vision of an Australian summer. Haunting and visceral. Beautiful and magical. There is something about water, and slow motion and everything about this film. Screening at Mardi Gras Film Festival in February.

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I squealed when I picked up this high-end magazine incorporating inspiring photography from all over the world. And when my friend saw it on the table, she squealed as well, and then the next person did the same, and so on. I still can’t believe a local guy from Melbourne is responsible for this. He obviously has his finger on the pulse. [photo by Meagan Harding from StyleFarm]

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Illustration from Hot Rods to hand-finished Bowling Pins, Nate Trapnell’s work seems to get more detailed every show. The latest work exhibited for the Front Magazine Favorite Artist Exhibition at The Black Heart in London features a series of bizarre characters surrounding one red headed babe.

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