Malheureux

Shown: The Iguana Yacht IG29

a 29’ “amphibious vehicle” with two separate engines. A 300hp off land engine and a whopping 40hp (5mph) tread turner hopefully on land you won’t be in any hurry because it’s not going to get you there in a timely manor. (might want to call a cab) This bad boy seats 10 or 6 comfortably and reaches top speeds of 40 mph. If you’ve got the cash to waste and want to impress your snobby friends by all means BUY A REAL YACHT. Maybe one day iguana will come up with a design that is as innovative but also performs. Until then keep dreaming. 

Pricing is not listed visit: iguana-yachts.com for pricing information

Lost quoted but perhaps too cumbersome names like Templeton, Foster and Romero, RVCA has a new team rider Dresden, Tom Kleinschmidt, nice promo for a minute. Not bad.

RVCA Germany presents Tom Kleinschmidt from RVCA on Vimeo.

Visualtraveling - ‘Holy Cow’ from Patrik Wallner on Vimeo.

Patrick Wallner’s latest skate documentary, Holy Cow, is now available for your viewing pleasure by way of the filmmaker’s Visual Traveling series. This time around Wallner and his band of audacious skaters travel through chaotic South Asia, from Bangladesh to Sri Lanka, thrashing it up and observing the unique cultures, from “dying ones hair henna, riding rickshaws, or curry-overdosing.” This ten minute short summarizes a month long journey and features riders Walker Ryan, Laurence Keefe, Michael Mackrodt and Kenny Reed.

(Source: hypebeast.com)

Coca Cola - 125th Year Exhibition from Antilop on Vimeo.

The creative agency ANTILOP presents a short video recap of the striking installation created last December to celebrate the 125th anniversary of Coca-Cola at the gallery santralistanbul of Istanbul.

 “For Coca-Cola’s 125th Anniversary Exhibition Future’s Room

  concept, Galeri’s 1 santralistanbul ANTILOP Transformed into an immersive

 environment by creating 90 square meters of 270-degree projection system.”

The result is an innovative audio-video installation featuring a 270-degree projection system that reproduces graphics and animations that trace the history of the iconic brand, in a black room of 90 sqm. Take a look.

Catch a behind-the-scenes glimpse as TITS (Two in the Shirt) gets renowned Los Angeles photographerEstevan Oriol and heads to the kitchen with Dominican model Rosa Acosta to shoot their 2012 line of Wifey shirts. The popular Wifey series of shirts has been the backbone of ambiguously sly wit around which the TITS Brand has become best known for. Keep an eye on the Vote TITS Blog for your chance to vote on your favorite Acosta photo to grace the upcoming shirt.