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Lodown #120
The last year and a half didnāt necessarily feel like a walk in the park for the very majority of us, concluding in the unfortunate fact that it actually shouldnāt be so goddamn exhausting just to be alive. Life might be the most exciting when you need to improvise, but if exception turns into a forced routine, the figure climbing out of the ashes can only be a damaged one in the end.
And thatās exactly why we close 2021 with The Simple Issue, an essential antidote for a predominately tiring year. Itās bursting with off the cuff visual grandeur, floating off into your subconscious and beyond while delivering a colorful slice of life to prove that things still feel free for those who dream.
Highlights of our The (Simple) Life issue includeā¦
MIKE MILLSā¦ His latest movie tells a story about the ties and strong interrelationship between kids and adults - and he does so in the most generous and truthful way. While āBeginnersā reflected on the life of his dad, and ā20th Century Womenā put his mom and growing up in a matriarchal household in the spotlight, āCāmon Cāmonā is inspired by the relationship Mills has with his very own child, Hopper.
LISA VACCINOā¦ The majority of us would initially refer to music, movies, family, and the friends we made when we think about our very own socialization. Some bright minds would then probably throw traveling and the brands we cherished at a specific time into the mix. And while Swedish artist Lisa Vaccino does all that, she adds a heavy dose of junk culture to her paintings as well that often feel like a trip down memory lane filtered through a messed-up dreamcatcher.
JAMES JARVISā¦ The body of work of London-based artist James Jarvis is constantly evolving, no matter if you like it or not. Having left his vector-friendly trademark style (partially) behind with āSpheric Dialoguesā already, the pandemic and connected lockdown saw him performing at his most free and adventurous: from static CGI through rather abstract collages to his latest series of consciously bad drawings.
CODY HUDSONā¦ Chicago-based, heavily prolific artist Cody Hudson is constantly switching gears between a rather hectic life in the Windy City and finding a little peace and quiet in his small studio in Wisconsin - not necessarily trying to capture the essence of nature, but using it to find a place within himself.
- plus more elaborate features and visual awesomeness from the likes of: EVAN HECOX, ROB JABBAZ, RYAN SZULC, DANIELE VITA, ARTHUR LONGO, JULIEN BABIGEON and many others.
And thatās exactly why we close 2021 with The Simple Issue, an essential antidote for a predominately tiring year. Itās bursting with off the cuff visual grandeur, floating off into your subconscious and beyond while delivering a colorful slice of life to prove that things still feel free for those who dream.
Highlights of our The (Simple) Life issue includeā¦
MIKE MILLSā¦ His latest movie tells a story about the ties and strong interrelationship between kids and adults - and he does so in the most generous and truthful way. While āBeginnersā reflected on the life of his dad, and ā20th Century Womenā put his mom and growing up in a matriarchal household in the spotlight, āCāmon Cāmonā is inspired by the relationship Mills has with his very own child, Hopper.
LISA VACCINOā¦ The majority of us would initially refer to music, movies, family, and the friends we made when we think about our very own socialization. Some bright minds would then probably throw traveling and the brands we cherished at a specific time into the mix. And while Swedish artist Lisa Vaccino does all that, she adds a heavy dose of junk culture to her paintings as well that often feel like a trip down memory lane filtered through a messed-up dreamcatcher.
JAMES JARVISā¦ The body of work of London-based artist James Jarvis is constantly evolving, no matter if you like it or not. Having left his vector-friendly trademark style (partially) behind with āSpheric Dialoguesā already, the pandemic and connected lockdown saw him performing at his most free and adventurous: from static CGI through rather abstract collages to his latest series of consciously bad drawings.
CODY HUDSONā¦ Chicago-based, heavily prolific artist Cody Hudson is constantly switching gears between a rather hectic life in the Windy City and finding a little peace and quiet in his small studio in Wisconsin - not necessarily trying to capture the essence of nature, but using it to find a place within himself.
- plus more elaborate features and visual awesomeness from the likes of: EVAN HECOX, ROB JABBAZ, RYAN SZULC, DANIELE VITA, ARTHUR LONGO, JULIEN BABIGEON and many others.
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Lodown #120
Lodown #120
The last year and a half didnāt necessarily feel like a walk in the park for the very majority of us, concluding in the unfortunate fact that it actually shouldnāt be so goddamn exhausting just to be alive. Life might be the most exciting when you need to improvise, but if exception turns into a forced routine, the figure climbing out of the ashes can only be a damaged one in the end.
And thatās exactly why we close 2021 with The Simple Issue, an essential antidote for a predominately tiring year. Itās bursting with off the cuff visual grandeur, floating off into your subconscious and beyond while delivering a colorful slice of life to prove that things still feel free for those who dream.
Highlights of our The (Simple) Life issue includeā¦
MIKE MILLSā¦ His latest movie tells a story about the ties and strong interrelationship between kids and adults - and he does so in the most generous and truthful way. While āBeginnersā reflected on the life of his dad, and ā20th Century Womenā put his mom and growing up in a matriarchal household in the spotlight, āCāmon Cāmonā is inspired by the relationship Mills has with his very own child, Hopper.
LISA VACCINOā¦ The majority of us would initially refer to music, movies, family, and the friends we made when we think about our very own socialization. Some bright minds would then probably throw traveling and the brands we cherished at a specific time into the mix. And while Swedish artist Lisa Vaccino does all that, she adds a heavy dose of junk culture to her paintings as well that often feel like a trip down memory lane filtered through a messed-up dreamcatcher.
JAMES JARVISā¦ The body of work of London-based artist James Jarvis is constantly evolving, no matter if you like it or not. Having left his vector-friendly trademark style (partially) behind with āSpheric Dialoguesā already, the pandemic and connected lockdown saw him performing at his most free and adventurous: from static CGI through rather abstract collages to his latest series of consciously bad drawings.
CODY HUDSONā¦ Chicago-based, heavily prolific artist Cody Hudson is constantly switching gears between a rather hectic life in the Windy City and finding a little peace and quiet in his small studio in Wisconsin - not necessarily trying to capture the essence of nature, but using it to find a place within himself.
- plus more elaborate features and visual awesomeness from the likes of: EVAN HECOX, ROB JABBAZ, RYAN SZULC, DANIELE VITA, ARTHUR LONGO, JULIEN BABIGEON and many others.
And thatās exactly why we close 2021 with The Simple Issue, an essential antidote for a predominately tiring year. Itās bursting with off the cuff visual grandeur, floating off into your subconscious and beyond while delivering a colorful slice of life to prove that things still feel free for those who dream.
Highlights of our The (Simple) Life issue includeā¦
MIKE MILLSā¦ His latest movie tells a story about the ties and strong interrelationship between kids and adults - and he does so in the most generous and truthful way. While āBeginnersā reflected on the life of his dad, and ā20th Century Womenā put his mom and growing up in a matriarchal household in the spotlight, āCāmon Cāmonā is inspired by the relationship Mills has with his very own child, Hopper.
LISA VACCINOā¦ The majority of us would initially refer to music, movies, family, and the friends we made when we think about our very own socialization. Some bright minds would then probably throw traveling and the brands we cherished at a specific time into the mix. And while Swedish artist Lisa Vaccino does all that, she adds a heavy dose of junk culture to her paintings as well that often feel like a trip down memory lane filtered through a messed-up dreamcatcher.
JAMES JARVISā¦ The body of work of London-based artist James Jarvis is constantly evolving, no matter if you like it or not. Having left his vector-friendly trademark style (partially) behind with āSpheric Dialoguesā already, the pandemic and connected lockdown saw him performing at his most free and adventurous: from static CGI through rather abstract collages to his latest series of consciously bad drawings.
CODY HUDSONā¦ Chicago-based, heavily prolific artist Cody Hudson is constantly switching gears between a rather hectic life in the Windy City and finding a little peace and quiet in his small studio in Wisconsin - not necessarily trying to capture the essence of nature, but using it to find a place within himself.
- plus more elaborate features and visual awesomeness from the likes of: EVAN HECOX, ROB JABBAZ, RYAN SZULC, DANIELE VITA, ARTHUR LONGO, JULIEN BABIGEON and many others.
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The last year and a half didnāt necessarily feel like a walk in the park for the very majority of us, concluding in the unfortunate fact that it actually shouldnāt be so goddamn exhausting just to be alive. Life might be the most exciting when you need to improvise, but if exception turns into a forced routine, the figure climbing out of the ashes can only be a damaged one in the end.
And thatās exactly why we close 2021 with The Simple Issue, an essential antidote for a predominately tiring year. Itās bursting with off the cuff visual grandeur, floating off into your subconscious and beyond while delivering a colorful slice of life to prove that things still feel free for those who dream.
Highlights of our The (Simple) Life issue includeā¦
MIKE MILLSā¦ His latest movie tells a story about the ties and strong interrelationship between kids and adults - and he does so in the most generous and truthful way. While āBeginnersā reflected on the life of his dad, and ā20th Century Womenā put his mom and growing up in a matriarchal household in the spotlight, āCāmon Cāmonā is inspired by the relationship Mills has with his very own child, Hopper.
LISA VACCINOā¦ The majority of us would initially refer to music, movies, family, and the friends we made when we think about our very own socialization. Some bright minds would then probably throw traveling and the brands we cherished at a specific time into the mix. And while Swedish artist Lisa Vaccino does all that, she adds a heavy dose of junk culture to her paintings as well that often feel like a trip down memory lane filtered through a messed-up dreamcatcher.
JAMES JARVISā¦ The body of work of London-based artist James Jarvis is constantly evolving, no matter if you like it or not. Having left his vector-friendly trademark style (partially) behind with āSpheric Dialoguesā already, the pandemic and connected lockdown saw him performing at his most free and adventurous: from static CGI through rather abstract collages to his latest series of consciously bad drawings.
CODY HUDSONā¦ Chicago-based, heavily prolific artist Cody Hudson is constantly switching gears between a rather hectic life in the Windy City and finding a little peace and quiet in his small studio in Wisconsin - not necessarily trying to capture the essence of nature, but using it to find a place within himself.
- plus more elaborate features and visual awesomeness from the likes of: EVAN HECOX, ROB JABBAZ, RYAN SZULC, DANIELE VITA, ARTHUR LONGO, JULIEN BABIGEON and many others.
And thatās exactly why we close 2021 with The Simple Issue, an essential antidote for a predominately tiring year. Itās bursting with off the cuff visual grandeur, floating off into your subconscious and beyond while delivering a colorful slice of life to prove that things still feel free for those who dream.
Highlights of our The (Simple) Life issue includeā¦
MIKE MILLSā¦ His latest movie tells a story about the ties and strong interrelationship between kids and adults - and he does so in the most generous and truthful way. While āBeginnersā reflected on the life of his dad, and ā20th Century Womenā put his mom and growing up in a matriarchal household in the spotlight, āCāmon Cāmonā is inspired by the relationship Mills has with his very own child, Hopper.
LISA VACCINOā¦ The majority of us would initially refer to music, movies, family, and the friends we made when we think about our very own socialization. Some bright minds would then probably throw traveling and the brands we cherished at a specific time into the mix. And while Swedish artist Lisa Vaccino does all that, she adds a heavy dose of junk culture to her paintings as well that often feel like a trip down memory lane filtered through a messed-up dreamcatcher.
JAMES JARVISā¦ The body of work of London-based artist James Jarvis is constantly evolving, no matter if you like it or not. Having left his vector-friendly trademark style (partially) behind with āSpheric Dialoguesā already, the pandemic and connected lockdown saw him performing at his most free and adventurous: from static CGI through rather abstract collages to his latest series of consciously bad drawings.
CODY HUDSONā¦ Chicago-based, heavily prolific artist Cody Hudson is constantly switching gears between a rather hectic life in the Windy City and finding a little peace and quiet in his small studio in Wisconsin - not necessarily trying to capture the essence of nature, but using it to find a place within himself.
- plus more elaborate features and visual awesomeness from the likes of: EVAN HECOX, ROB JABBAZ, RYAN SZULC, DANIELE VITA, ARTHUR LONGO, JULIEN BABIGEON and many others.
