Anne Brenneke: Life After Death

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These quilts are incredible. The colors and details are so impressive. The idea of putting rappers and hip hop producers on a quilt could have gone really wrong but these turned out perfect.

artkraft

artkraft, Hungary
a picture of the shop/gallery









So I got an email a few days ago from a new friend from Hungary telling me to check out artkraft, a furniture boutique/gallery that has a great collection of industrial furniture and also offers interior design services. I really enjoy checking out industrial furniture in other countries because a lot of times it's really different than stuff we see here in the states. They have a lot of original pieces as well as some repurposed furniture. Check out more from artkraft here.

It's the bow to the wow, creepin and crawlin

Here is a nice dog bed from Filson. I really like the nice honey tan color with that green piping.
A sail cloth dog bed from Ella Vickers

The last two are probably my favorite and they are from Etsy seller BowWowBeds
Here is a custom Hudson Bay Blanket Dog Bed.
This one is from Woolrich, I'm into the color of the canvas that they used, I was hoping to stumble upon a Carhartt dog bed, but this one will do just fine.


So after 5-6 years of my wife trying to convince me to get a dog I finally caved. A week ago today we rescued a dog from the local shelter. She is a Pit/Terrier mix (I think) her name is Keisha and I love her.
So now we have a big crate sitting in our apartment that doesn't really bother me but now I have the job of finding a bed for my new favorite friend. I have quickly learned that most dog beds are horrible looking, tons of them in microsuede (probably my least favorite fabric of all time) So after searching the world wide web these are a few of my favorites. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Unique Views Video: Complex Magazine

Here is more of my face. I wouldn't say I look comfortable in front of the camera, but I guess not quite as awkward as I thought I might look. I spend a lot of time ripping apart people on television, so I was definitely a little nervous that I was going to sound like an idiot.
So the guys and I are all coming up with some content for Complex.com that will be up on their site throughout the next month. I'm definitely looking forward to seeing what everyone does. If you haven't gone to check these guys sites out yet, please quit sleeping and do so now.

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