BENY BENASSI - SATISFACTION (Afrojack-Remix)
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YES, I GOT IT!
Creative & Stylish Photos by Ryan Schude
Ryan Schude was born in the greater Chicagoland area in 1979. Ryan received his undergraduate degree in Business Administration from St. Mary’s College in Northern California before heading to the San Francisco Art Institute for photography. After shooting freelance for a bit and then working full time as a photo editor in San Diego, Ryan moved to Los Angeles where he currently lives and works out of the Forge, a studio just outside of downtown. Focusing around a conceptual and narrative framework, Ryan blends a fine art background with a more produced look to create multiple stories within each photo. He is for sure very talented, and his images are really creative and stylish. The colors, the atmosphere, the characters, the scene… the whole composition is pretty unique and eye catching.
“Don’t care what people say. Don’t give a damn about their laws.”
— Edith Piaf
MOBSTR STREET ART
The mobstr calls himself so for 3 reasons:
1.He owns a pet lobster called mobster
2.Like real mobsters, he partakes in illegal business. His illegal activity is painting walls without permission, not being a member of an organised crime gang.
3.The third reason is to do with mirrors.
YOU CAN BUY AND SEE MORE MOBSTR WORKS | HERE |
Irina Graewe
The talented Irina Graewe worked for Jil Sander before going to London College of Fashion and realizing that her passion lied in dressing spaces more so than people. After graduating school she worked for Architektur and Wohnen for several years before breaking off into freelance styling.
Nowadays Graewe works with a range of clients and interior magazines to create narratives within interior walls. You can have a peek into her colorful mind with the selection of images from different projects showcased.
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TECHNOLOGIC (DEATH TO THE THRONE REMIX) | DAFT PUNK
FLORENCE AND THE MACHINE
“I DON´T WANNA KNOW”
Activating the soul in her voice against a backdrop of acoustic guitar and a single heartbeat-like drum, indie pop/pock singer Florence Welch of Florence + The Machine turns Mario Winans’ R&B ballad “I Don’t Wanna Know” on its head and lends a delicate intensity to its lyrics about infidelity.
“I’m really into R&B and R&B production and sounds and I really loved [“I Don’t Wanna Know”],” says the 23-year-old chanteuse, whose latest album “Lungs” hit No. 1 in the U.K. in January and won Best British Album at the Brit Awards in February.
