FYRP

Interview with Danny Clinch, one of the greatest rock photographers of all time. 

Henry Rollins.

Travel:  Yosemite in HD (via Devour.com)

Creative matchstick carving.

(via @boingboing)

Cool:  Impress your friends with the whisky water trick.  

Graffiti is often misunderstood, and it is difficult for a graffiti writer to explain what he feels about it. I have been asked by a book publisher to write few pages to explain to teenagers how to practice graffiti. After hours and hours I came to the conclusion there was nothing to teach about it except providing the tool to do it. The new generation needs to discover it by practising it. instead of reading lessons. Rather than a long sterile speech debating on the good or bad vertues I created my own book to share my point of view through a conceptual message.

Art:  Clemens Behr is currently featuring a batch of commissioned and noncommissioned public space art installations.  The above can be found in Postbahnhof, Berlin.  View more examples here. 

Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that

Art:  Concert posters by Crosshair Silkscreen in Chicago, IL integrating concert details with real life urban settings blending photography and print.  View more of Crosshair's work here.  

Art:  Oil paintings by Jason Oda of Starving Eyes, creator of Emo Game.

Art:  Portrait of Tom Waits created with coffee beans and cigarettes by Mike Oncley.  Check out more on his ETSY site.

Creative:  Hand painted leather jackets by East London based Nicolai Sclater.  View more of his work here.  

Creative:  A hard cover notepad designed to look like a VHS tape designed by Peleg design.  Buy it here.  (via @boingboing)

Art:  Artist Miguel Endara draws a portrait of his father consisting of 3.2 Million ink dots.  This video documents the making of this work of art.

After spending 4 months a year for the last 30 years living out of a suitcase, Rick Steves reflects on the value of thoughtful travel. Sharing lessons learned from Iran to El Salvador and from India to Denmark, Steves tells why spending all that time and money away from home has broadened his perspective, enriched his life, and made it clear to him, as he says in his talk, 'Fear is for people who don't get out very much.'"  - Video