With power outages due to Hurricane Irene and school starting on Tuesday, this week has been a bit insane. Thank goodness for the holiday weekend, which for me really means more time to work and get caught up!
As I wrap up this post-less Friday and prepare for another weekend of work, I wanted to at least share this fun link featuring musician Ms. Dynamite. I'm glad to see her back in action.
Have a great weekend and see you on Tuesday!
An Indian style on the street blog found via Meera Sethi.
The African and African-Caribbean Design Diaspora (AACDD), an organization celebrating black creative talent.
The Fly Q&A is this evening at 8 pm EST, on the Fly Fan Page. "Like" Fly for your access to the conversation.
Today the Anthropologist launched their collabo with Foster Huntington and his blog The Burning House.
The New York Times talks to musician Lykke Li in this quick playlist video.
I hope I can make it up to New York to check out the "Africolor" exhibit.
"Africolor - the exhibition - looks at the connections in photography between Africa, color, and color photography." – Danziger Projects
Beautiful Fair Trade basket from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana.
"A 5-Step Plan for Making Your Dreams Reality" — tips from Tina Wells of Buzz Marketing Group.
I'm diggin' this song "Left Side Drive" from Solange.
WOW!! As you know (or may not know) I love stop-motion, so when I saw this amazing large scale, Post-it note, stop motion film for Brazilian brand, Melissa, I was completely blown away. Check it out after the jump.
Have you seen this cute new cooking/nutrition show called Food Heaven Made Easy with Wendy & Jess? If not check out Wendy and Jess' first episode after the jump. I'm excited to see how they evolve and develop the show's content. Support these talented young women and help spread the word.
"If your house was burning, what would you take with you?"
My friend, e, just shared this awesome blog called The Burning House.
Congratulations to artist Chris Ofili for being selected to design posters for the 2012 Olympics.
Love these videos for The Outnet featuring popular stylistas. (Would love to see some brown stylistas featured as well.)
