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Young, free, loving life and living forever, that’s the theme of Mexico-based photographer Joel Sossa's most recent work. Spotted earlier today on YinnYang Sossa’s beautifully documented him and his friends carefree escapades in the countryside, filled with sunshine and freedom of the outdoors. Take a look below and let us know what you think?
For more photos head HERE.
Source: YinnYang
Take a look at some awesome stencilling Olly Moss has worked on called Paper Cuts. Can you guess all the templates?
There are loads more to see over on the Olly Moss oficial blog so what are you waiting for!?
Source: Olly Moss
Electronics mainstay Apple is primed to launch iOS 6, the most recent update to its renowned operating system. The team at Cupertino has reportedly made around 200 changes including alterations to the way Siri functions with the phone. Not only did she get smarter in terms of restaurant, sports and movie times, but Siri is also set to be introduced to the iPad. Furthermore, an integration of Facebook into the operating system itself will be seen as with Twitter for iOS 5. A new “Do Not Disturb” setting has been added also, as well as the ability to send pre-made text messages and set location-based reminder notifications. Modifications to FaceTime were also made; cellular networks will now be able to support the function. Some details are offered below:
Maps App – iOS 6 includes an all new Maps app with vector-based map elements that make graphics and text smooth, and panning, tilting and zooming incredibly fluid. New turn-by-turn navigation guides you to your destination with spoken directions, and the amazing Flyover feature has photo-realistic interactive 3D views. Real-time traffic information keeps you updated on how long it will take to get to your destination and offers alternate time-saving routes if traffic conditions change significantly. Additionally, local search includes information for over 100 million businesses with info cards that offer Yelp ratings, reviews, available deals and photos.
Siri – now available for the new iPad as well as iPhone 4S, includes language support for English, French, German and Japanese, and adds support for Spanish, Italian, Korean, Mandarin and Cantonese. Siri is optimized for use in 15 countries and helps you get even more done with just your voice, whether it’s finding the latest sports scores or making restaurant reservations. You also can ask Siri to update your status on Facebook, post to Twitter or launch an app. Additionally, Siri takes hands-free functionality even further with a new Eyes Free mode, enabling you to interact with your iPhone using nothing more than your voice.
Built-in Facebook – Built-in Facebook integration is the best ever in a mobile device, allowing you to sign in once and post from Notification Center, Siri and Facebook-enabled apps, including Photos, Safari and Maps. Your Facebook friends’ information is kept up to date across all your iOS devices, automatically updating details in Contacts when they change, and scheduling events and birthdays in your Calendar. You can also “Like” content directly from the App Store™ and iTunes® and see what your friends recommend.
Shared Photo Streams – With more than 125 million users already enjoying iCloud, iOS 6 introduces new ways to share photos with friends and family using Shared Photo Streams. Simply select the photos you want to share, pick which friends you want to receive the album, and the Shared Photo Stream album is instantly available on their iOS devices, iPhoto® and Aperture® on their Mac®, via the web or even through Apple TV®. You and your friends can leave comments on or “Like” any photo in a shared album.
Passbook App – The new Passbook app is the simplest way to get all your passes in one place, such as boarding passes and baseball tickets. Passbook lets you scan your iPhone or iPod touch to use a coupon, get into a concert or check into your hotel. Passbook automatically displays your passes on your Lock Screen based on a specific time or location, so when you walk into your favorite coffee shop your loyalty card appears and you can scan it to buy a coffee or check your balance. Passbook can even alert you to last minute gate changes or flight delays at the airport.
Guided Access – Building on Apple’s commitment to provide innovative solutions for education and accessibility, iOS 6 introduces Guided Access. This new feature allows a parent, teacher or administrator to disable hardware buttons to lock an iOS device into a single app, especially useful for test taking or helping someone with a disability stay focused on learning. Guided Access also includes the ability to confine touch input to certain parts of the screen.
Source: Hypebeast
The latest word from Apple sees the tech giant unveiling the next-generation of MacBook Pro notebooks. Some key specs include a Retina display with 2880 x 1800 resolution, casing that measures just 0.71-inch thin and weighs 4.46 pounds. With a promised seven hours of battery life or 30 days standby the laptop looks to debut a new, thinner MagSafe connector and a new fan that’s said to be 'nearly imperceptible' to the user. Check out the video below and let us know what you think...
Source: Hypebeast
We're giving one lucky person the opportunity to win a pair of tickets to the Lou Dalton NEWGEN MEN show at London Collections, on Friday 15th June. Not only this you will get the below t-shirt designed by Lou Dalton for NEWGEN MEN: Menswear Rules Britannia...
For your chance to win this fantastic prize:
Name as many people on the above t-shirt as possible?
Answers in the comments section below...(but will not be published)
Winner will be the individual with the most correct answers, if a tie winner will be drawn at random.
As video games seem to become more and more high tech and almost film like, Toronto-based freelance graphic designer Ron Guyatt has created this series of brilliant video game inspired artwork in the style of movie posters. Check them out below and let us know which is your favourite?
Source: High Snobiety
For more video game inspired movie posters head HERE.
We recently came across this really cool Tumblr page whereby you can design your own Kate Moss skateboard. Jeff Gaudinet created the page when he miscommunicated with his friend as they were discussing Kate Moss and skateboarding. Check out a few of the entries below...
Source: Skate Moss
Find out how to enter your Kate Moss image HERE.
The debut of Kanye West's new film Cruel Summer at this years Cannes Film Festival was screened in a extremely unique way - a pyramid consisting of 200 seats and 7-screens surrounding the audience for an immersing experience like no other!
Check out the image below and keep your eyes peeled for the public release of the movie, and its soundtrack, featuring Kanye and his G.O.O.D. Music artists.
Source: Hypebeast
Have you seen the new Facebook Camera app? The new app simply called ‘Camera’ is aimed at making Facebook photos faster and easier. It also enables you to post multiple photos in one shot, too, making for more efficient photo sharing. Check it out below...
Furthermore Gizmodo recently compared the new app against Instagram and you can see the results HERE.
Drawing inspiration from Scott Schuman’s iconic The Sartorialist series of fashion shots snapped on the streets of cities across the world, Sam Ashley puts a clever stamp on the approach – focusing on the fashion choices of skateboarders in the appropriately titled 'The Skatorialist'. Check a few snaps out below...
Source: BNTL
For more head HERE.
