WARWICK SAINT PHOTOGRAPHY



Warwick Saint, was born in South Africa in 1972, an international photographer and director, he shoots fashion, celebrities, portraits, music and advertising campaigns worldwide.

He attended St. Stithian's College, a prestigious boys high school. He headed up the Photographic Society and judiciously used his privileged access to the darkroom by smuggling in his girlfriends. Here he spent many hours developing and perfecting his prints ... and other skills...

In '89, during Warwick's final school year, his father was tragically killed in a car accident. This affected Warwick profoundly by strengthening his ambition and desire to uphold his father's reputation as one of South Africa's most famous Creatives. In '94 he graduated with BA Honors in Art History and Philosophy.
Now, free to pursue his passion, he left South Africa for London. The next four years were spent assisting photographers, trying to learn everything he could from the likes of Nadav Kander and others.

In 1999 his break came from Dutch magazine to shoot 'Elephant Boy.' This put him on the map and a few months later he moved to New York. Since then he has been commissioned to shoot some of the most prestigious advertising campaigns and famous people in the world. He currently lives in Brooklyn with his beautiful wife Patricia.






































SNOOP DOGG ft. KiD CuDi - THAT TREE (VIDEO PREMIERE) 2010




Wait wait wait, you mean to tell us that Snoop Dogg linked with Kid Cudi to record a song called “That Tree” and it’s NOT about weed? What is going on here? Basically, the two hooked up with Diplo to record a song about the people closest to them over a beat that alternately sounds cold and alienating (think Neptunes’ “Drop it Like It’s Hot” era blowing-on-an-empty-milk-bottle drums) and fittingly warm. “That Tree” is from the expanded, re-released edition of Snoop’s Malice N Wonderland

















Life is an endless exploration! And like those Choose Your Own Adventure novelettes, a familiar staple back in junior high school, California-base Lifted Research Group (widely known as LRG) just ushered an expansive spectrum of selections in its Summer 2010 Collection. Divided between 10 design themes spread across 3 periodic releases, the apparel label addressed the wants of the consuming populace.


Homegrown explores personal gardening and horticulture, whether it be illicit or not. Still, never divert from its root as an urban trend brand, Artist Driven highlights the collaboration of graffiti artists – Augor of Los Angeles area and Pose from the Windy City of Chicago. Finally, Summer is not really “Summer” without a brief getaway, Uptown Top Rankin introduce the Irie lifestyle of Jamaica. The LRG Summer 2010 Collection – First Delivery, in its 4 variants, are all now in LRG retailers worldwide.





Visually Heard / Introduction to Summer 2010



Possibly two of the largest influences in street wear and culture today have been contained in this Be Like Mike Polo Shirt by APPLEBUM. A smart play on the iconic design by flipping it up a little bit. Rather than polo players, there are players playing ball and underneath it are the roman numerals in large serif font. On the left shoulder is the number 6 printed in contrasting color. Apart from the chest graphic, which is embroidered, the rest of the graphics are screen printed. Both items are available at APPLEBUM dealers and online store.








What do you get when video game characters join forces and attack New York City? Chaos, that's what.

Patrick Jean, a French director for OneMoreProd, has put out a roughly 2 1/2-minute video featuring many of the game elements and characters you grew up with during the heyday of Atari and Nintendo (NES).

What's in the clip? Well, there's colorful Tetris blocks landing atop skyscrapers before eventually eliminating them floor-by-floor, Pac-Man eating up subway lines and Donkey Kong hurling huge barrels onto city streets. Only one word comes to mind after watching this video: awesomeness.


PIXELS by PATRICK JEAN.
Uploaded by onemoreprod.

KID CUDI "SOUNDTRACK 2 MY LIFE" (VIDEO)

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Check out the official music video to Kid Cudi's 'Soundtrack 2 My Life'



DatNewCudi.com: KiD CuDi - Soundtrack 2 My Life (Directed by Jason Goldwatch) from DatNewCudi / DP on Vimeo.
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Erykah Badu tries to get arrested, while making her latest music video- 'Window Seat' in an attempt to stir up controversy.



According to Chike and Coodie, the directors of the clip — in which Badu slowly strips off her clothes while walking through famed Dealey Plaza in her native Dallas — the singer was aware of the potential consequences but wanted to roll the dice anyway. A Dallas Police Department spokesperson told MTV News on Tuesday that Badu could have been arrested and jailed for up to a year if an officer had caught her in the act. Chike says that nearly happened. "We already had planned for Coodie to make a certain move with the camera so that she would have the time to get up and do what she had to do to come for the rebirth for the last scene," he said of the jump-and-shoot guerilla shoot that was carried out without any official permits or clearances. "But then after that it was more like, 'Where's the van?' The van wasn't where we all thought it was supposed to be."

But luckily, moments later it screeched up across the street and everyone turned around and made a run for it. "Rushed in the van and she broke," said Chike of Badu's escape, which came as a few shocked bystanders made some noise about calling the cops. "It was nothing but two or three people, it was nothing that crazy at all," added Coodie of the protests. "There was that one lady, though, that was really just crazy with her missing teeth. She was like, 'That was so offensive!' I was like, 'Your teeth are offensive!' I was bugging because Erykah was mad at me for that." Because the filming took place in a crowded public plaza near a federal building — not to mention that it ends with Badu re-enacting the 1963 assassination of President Kennedy on the same spot where he was gunned down — Chike said everyone involved was on the lookout for any police cars or the sounds of sirens. "I just remember hearing a siren, or every minute looking up and seeing some kind of sheriff's car or something," he said. "So I was like, 'This is gonna be interesting.' "
Though no cops rolled up on them, Chike said Badu was prepared if the authorities nabbed her. "Her contingency plan was get arrested," he said. "She was big on doing it."
Coodie revealed that the directors had already collected bail money just in case.




Window Seat from Zassou on Vimeo.
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