23 january mmxii
A video interview with Dani Griffiths of Clyde
On an unseasonably warm winter afternoon, we were welcomed into the South Williamsburg home of Dani Griffiths, the visionary behind crocheted accessories line Clyde. With cameras of the manual and moving picture variety in tow, we ambled into new territory: our first ever studio visit and video interview.
8 january mmxii
Dénouement, resolution, or catastrophe
Recently, Mark and I watched Another Earth and Melancholia, two films that are a sensitive, stoic, and quiet yet powerful approach to the end of days. There were absolutely no zombies (although, we do love a good zombie flick).
1 january mmxii
An interview with the inimitable Demis Roussos
Doris will tell you, and I’m not ashamed to admit, I have a few man-crushes. There are the standard ones, like Clint Eastwood and Daniel Day Lewis, but at the top of that list (tied with Clint of course) is Demis Roussos.
16 december mmxi
In an expression of the inexpressible, Kazu Makino of Blonde Redhead
December marks the end of 2011. It has been a year of transition, metamorphosis, movement for us. In 2012, we are excited about the future. When I think of metamorphosis, I often draw inspiration and reference from Kazu Makino of Blonde Redhead.
7 december mmxi
An interview with Jeana Sohn, creative priestess of LA
It’s awfully cold and dreary in New York right now, which naturally made me long for sunshine, the perfect avocado, and lush greenery. As much as I love Manhattan in the wintertime, Los Angeles and warmth is always enticing this time of year.
1 december mmxi
DOMAHOKA in motion
Over Thanksgiving, we headed Upstate to visit family and friends. We brought along our camera and made our first venture into the world of digital video. We’re excited to share with you our adventures on the foggy, deep woods roads of Columbia County to the frosty morning mountaintops of Western Massachusetts.
21 november mmxi
An interview with Maya Villiger of Turned Out
I serendipitously came across Maya Villiger’s blog, Turned Out, in late 2008. In that instant, I knew it would easily become my favorite style blog of all time. Maya photographs girls who evoke quiet beauty, underlying strength, and an unobtrusive je ne sais quoi. It’s almost as if her images are subliminal.