Trevor and Audrey are testing out the feel of this custom bar (in progress!).
Feels like it will be just right for mixing up some classic cocktails and shooting the s#*% with your friends.
Can I get a Manhattan over here??
A few in-progress shots, getting the whole clan involved in the bench-making. And a final shot of the bench in action during a photo shoot celebrating UGG's beachy and sunny heritage.
When we opened our inbox this morning, we saw some pretty cool re-tweets going around about Cantor Fine Art and the Artist Emojis that they have been creating. A friend of ours on Instagram, we jumped at the chance to suggest they further immortalize Frida Kahlo as our emoji spirit animal. They really delivered, she is perfect! The monkey?! Genius.
Thanks for letting us in on the fun!
love, Post and Gleam
“The art nerds housed here at HuffPost Arts & Culture have spent many long hours dreaming of a world in which art history legends from Klimt’s kiss to Magritte’s (non-) pipe could, in emoji form, pop up in texts or slide into your DMs.
Well, thanks to the beautiful minds over at Cantor Fine Art in Los Angeles, we’re one step closer to living in a world in which art history symbols flow through our digital exchanges like water ― or Kimoji. The gallery has recently uploaded a variety of art-centric emoji to Instagram, from Vincent van Gogh to Georgia O’Keeffe to Jean-Michel Basquiat.
Sadly, the emoji aren’t functional yet. You’ll have to wait to officially respond to a late-night “u up?” with a nonplussed Yayoi Kusama. In the meantime, enjoy the clever digital renderings below. And if anyone reading this happens to be in the emoji-manufacturing business, please make these beauties real.”
Click below to link over to the full article, with all the beautiful artist-inspired emojis on display. Love this so much! Give them a follow and be inspired: https://www.instagram.com/cantorfineart/
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/the-art-of-texting-just-got-real-thanks-to-these-art-history-emoji_us_579b4ae6e4b0693164c0c647?utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=dlvr.it
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Just delivered this custom shelving unit today. It was created with perforated shelves to let the airflow around our clients many electronic devices. I could stare at that dreamy perf for days!
Looking back at a happy glimpse in time.
A peek at one of our newest pieces of glass. Hand blown in the hot shop, each tear drop terrarium has a life of it's own. This guy will be suspended soon, allowing an inverted display for a little plant friend.
This is about as meta as I get. It was a beautiful time exploring and playing.
Making the thing that lets you make all the other things is liberating.
