Terrence Koh’s personal online presence has been continually synonymous with his artwork and personality. With the relaunch of his new website you will not be let down. Koh has created an artwork within an artwork for his new website, welcoming you into his world. Where his work is known for his d-i-y sensibilities and zine aesthetic, this feeling smoothly runs throughout.

With an area to personally ask Koh questions, a shop, a diary, a blog of his work as well as his CV. Perhaps the most satisfying aspect is the random and unexpected intercepts of midi music accompanied in his scrapbook cum blog. This set up serves the contemporary internet user in a most fulfilling way.

www.terencekoh.com

Our friend and editor Betony Vernon just got interviewed for STYLELIKEU.COM. SICK! Next one is me ;)

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Betony Vernon Closet Interview for StyleLikeU.com from StyleLikeU on Vimeo.

I am rarely touched or moved by tattooers. They can be inspiring, impressive, genius, but for many reasons, some good, they often conceal their emotions and weaknesses. I don’t personally know Freddie, but this time around, I have been deeply touched by the blend of modesty, charism and honesty of this man. An other person I felt like this about might be Theo Jak. But that is another story. The last episode of Tattoo-Age is about Freddie. Check this out.

BLACKMETALCYTWÖMBLY / Volumes I, II & III
Andrew McLeod
2010

found on historyofourworld.wordpress.com. Loving this blog.

I am unsure whether there is anything I can say now about this that will not be said 20 billion times in the near future anyway. So I rather not say anything except: <3 (But that's not exactly "saying" something, is it?)

http://www.thierrymugler.com/us/en/

Knew about Pandora’s Jukebox but only just discovered her Photobox. All pictures by London woman-about-town Yasmina Dexter.

today i was searching the term “deliriu tremens”- I found this.