Showing posts with label L_A_N. Show all posts
Showing posts with label L_A_N. Show all posts

Friday, 27 August 2010

Dazed and Confused July 2010




It's a bit late but with the help of Rod Stanley L_A_N was featured in July's 2010 Dazed and Confused as Zine of the Month- our first printed press!

Today I have commenced planning a fundraiser for print production of L_A_N 2. Beautiful A3 full color magazines cost and are so worth the effort. If you want to get involved, email me at lanzine@gmail.com.

i will be adding new products to lanmagazine.bigcartel.com soon, including pre-orders for L_A_N issue 2.

Tuesday, 16 February 2010

PREMIERE VISION!



I went with Peir to Premiere Vision in Paris last week, we got these awesome nametags at the entrance!

Monday, 8 February 2010

L_A_N's BIG CARTEL STORE

you can buy a copy of L_A_N issue one here:



Please help support printing cost of issue 2!
with thanks to Simon Whybray x


Sunday, 7 February 2010

Art Lebedev Pillow Fight!!!!


I've decided I want Art Lebedev's Dosugus (DOS) and Dosugus 2.0 pillow for a version 1.0 vs 2.0 pillowfight in L_A_N issue 2's upcoming fashion shoot. I've emailed them today in hopes that they will lend me their excellent product.

"It is black like the DOS screen, and has a bunch of commands and a command prompt on it on it, including a Trojan.exe command.

It is available to buy online from: Art. Lebedev Studio for $32."

Tuesday, 8 December 2009

location shoot #1 Southampton Row

Scouted these locations with Rob Meyers today. The PC monitors that used to be dumped in piles there are gone now, but I'm loving the corporate filing boxes. Tomorrow I'll be checking out a basement in Notting Hill Gate, with 4 ft ceilings and dusty monitors...

Wednesday, 4 November 2009

To listen to the press conference recordings at the Tech Museum for the opening of STAR TREK: THE EXHIBITION, visit http://avataris.tumblr.com/

coverage by Henry Sumpter

Sunday, 27 September 2009

The Rose Center for Earth and Space



I went to visit the Natural History Museum in NYC, and i weigh 0.168 pounds on Halley's Comet!! More space weight conversions to come!