Shoe-Worthy: Green Mean Go.

Shoe-Worthy: Cut Up and Cut Off.

Shoe-Worthy: Such A Cartoon Character.

Shoe-Worthy: Misfits Walking, Misfits Walking.

Shoe-Worthy: Neon Criss Cross

What would you dooo for a Klondike bar?  I wouldn’t do anything, not my kind of dessert.  For french macrons though, I was ready to hear the challenge.  Since I’ve been slacking off on my illustrations, a friend decided that it would do me some good to get back into it.  So I have to create an illustration each day of the work week in order to receive 24 macrons for each one posted.

My latest obsession are shoes so a week of shoe-worthy performances are ahead. An a very full and happy belly is something I get to look forward to. Don’t worry I won’t eat all 24 macrons in one day, but for those who know me, I’m quite capable of it.

Bambi What Would Your Mummy Say?

A child born to a father who worked with lines(an architect) and a mother who used colors (an artist), Jasper Goodall an Illustrator, has combined silhouettes, sex and style into his work and in the last decade has given us a new way to look at art.

“In February 2009 Goodall’s first London based solo Gallery show titled ‘Poster Girls’ marked a new direction in his work, mixing photography with illustration in a stunning concoction of shiny latex, dripping pink goo and acrylic cut out body masking that comments on fetishism, dressing up and the fine line between fantasy and reality.”

Since Jasper has made Bambi R-Rated, I’ll like to see if he’s up to the challenge with do the same thing for Olive Oyl!

VIA (JasperGoodall)

Darcel Where You At?

Came across these series of images from artist Craig Redman. His cartoon character Darcel of Darcel Disappoints made an appearance at the newly opened Louis Vuitton London Maison, and gave us his personal commentary.  Actions speak louder than words with D.D.

See Darcel’s entire day at Louis Vuitton

Photos VIA (NOWNESS)

The Romeo Report: Issue 72

Everything Will Fit, Everything!

Sarah Williams, a graduate student from London College of Fashion, decided that her MA project will be somewhat of a space saver for all corners and every angle.  The project untitled “Crafted Fashion” is a beautifully, innovatively designed luggage collection that goes against the grain.

Let’s see you try to fit one of these pieces in the overhead compartment.  To purchase one of Williams’ bespoke pieces or to just browse visit  www.williams-hamdmade.com

The Romeo Report: Issue 72

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