skateboard p.

pharrell here=yes.

ashley watson.

"VANCOUVER BASED DESIGNER ASHLEY WATSON
and her staff handcraft her one-of-a-kind leather products using exclusively recycled material. She began designing handbags with recycled leather in early 2005, inspired by the original features of soft and gently worn jackets purchased from charity thrift stores. She ultimately incorporates these features, such as pockets and seams, into each unique bag or wallet design.

With an extensive background in studio art, Ashley brings an innovative and environmentally sound approach to fashion design, creating products that are practical, sophisticated, and, above all, distinctive.

Ashley Watson Recycled Leather bags and wallets are sold in stores across North America, and are now available in select stores in Europe, Asia and Australia."

buy here. and here.

DC X SSUR.

$140.

rory beca sam tank with jersey back

$194.

korg nano digital music controllers.

$49.99 - $59.99

(thanks m!)

brian eno's bloom application for iphone.

(after i get the iphone of course, which is also on my wishlist.) andrew, who i work with, downloaded this app last night and let me play around with it this morning. it's pretty beautifully mesmerizing.

from gizmodo:

"Brian Eno, the father of ambient music and one of the greatest musical minds of our time, has just teamed up with musician/programmer Peter Chilvers to create one of the coolest, most unique iPhone apps to hit the App Store yet. Called Bloom, it's "part instrument, part composition and part artwork." It's also a must-get.

Unlike most music-creation apps, it doesn't take an existing musical instrument and cram it awkwardly into the iPhone's interface. Instead, it creates a completely new "instrument" designed specifically for the iPhone. Essentially, you're provided with a colored screen and a quiet drone. As you tap the screen in various places, different tones play depending on where you tapped. They then loop, creating a unique piece of music on the fly, one that changes gradually on its own once you stop tapping.

You can also just let it create music on its own, coming up with a new, unique piece every time you run it. It's also beautiful, with the tones appearing as colored spots that slowly fade. It's as satisfying to actively play with as it is to let do its own thing.

Bloom is available on the App Store now for $3.99, and if you're a fan of ambient music or music in general, you'll be wanting to get it right now."

(apple blog link.)

mike and chris hartford halter jumpsuit.

this wouldn't necessarily look good on me, but i love this jumpsuit. $282.