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A tiny bit of nerdiness found while walking in the Basque Country, a few days into the Camino de Santiago. 

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Bordeaux, France.

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Healthy Cookie Monster Fudgey Brownie Mud-Cupcakes!

Okay…I'm seriously not going to become a pastry chef anytime soon! But this is what I achieved in one cold and rainy afternoon of experimenting! So ugly, yet so delicious…and I feel they really capture the essence of our dear friend cookie monster!

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Random photos taken in Bastia, France. The Mario one is just amazing... see how there is even a pipe right next to him!? It was just waiting for a nerdy opportunistic photographer to stumble across.

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Cine-hipster is the name of this project by the French artist Mainger. Hipsterizing some of our all time favourites!

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I recently hiked the amazing Camino de Santiago in France and Spain. I came across this beautiful painting in the Spanish city of Ponferrada. The Spanish translates as: The important thing is not the goal, but the effort to get it.

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Rainbow Cop, sighted Camden Town in London 2015

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Well whoa! The Saatchi Gallery in London is definitely worth a look if you can get yourself there. After visiting yesterday, my three chosen words to describe it: Witty, Shocking and Oh-So-Pop! 

If you feel like exploring Consumerism, Religion, Sexuality and Cynicism then you'll want to check it out.

Alexander Kosolapov's 2007 sculpture Hero, Leader, God (top image) will put you in a philosophical mood all day as you ponder the title and try to make sense of it. 

Paul McCarthy's 1993 sculpture Spaghetti Man is a large scaled statue of a bunny with a very big willy! Make of that what you will... I definitely got the "Less is more" sort of message from this piece.

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Just coz you like Star Wars doesn't mean you have to be daggy! Stylish stuff available from the Videoism Society 6 :)

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Ar-ma-guard! Seriously Amazing! Melbourne Vintage Audio is straight across the road from Malvern train station. Plane, train and automobile your little hipster butt there and set aside a long time to choose one of their amazing V-cases, made from old cases and bags. The sound quality is amazing and the only thing wrong with them is that your hipster budget will only let you buy one...for now at least!

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My sister moved into a new place and inherited a 15 year old fridge that was painted in a style that I'm naming "Jack Daniels chic". (See the before photo..ew!)

I was like "Ew, no sister of mine is having a fridge like that in her house!"

So after spending $2 at the tipshop on minty green paint and about 5 hours work - here it is! I wanted it to look kinda Kelvinator-esque. I also had a go at pretending to be a sign painter..

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Obelix. Flinders Lane, Melbourne. 2014.

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My latest Threadless sub: Sebastian from The Little Mermaid, as a hipster DJ!

Vote here if you wanna :)

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Videoism's favourite Threadless tees at the moment:

The Golden Age of Cartoon by Uxivata

The End of Time Travel by Ben Chen

The Last Piece of Pizza by Morgan Satria 

Ghost Rescuers by Ronin84

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Here is my latest Threadless submission!! Darth Vader..the smoothest criminal in the galaxy! Please vote here if you like it :3

Spanks!

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A short run of Videoism V#3 was reprinted so I could drop a stack off at Sticky Institute in Melbourne. If the stack is still there, and it's on your way go grab one for free. Sticky Institute is a volunteer run space for zine makers to meet, make, collect and distribute. Some are free, some cost a couple of pennies. It's a great place to see the creativity that's happening around the place. 

Being from Hobart, I often get lost in the big smoke. And being a woman, I'm pretty useless with maps (generalisation..I know..it's just a joke, don't get your knickers in a twist)! So here are the directions for finding sticky that I wish someone would have given me:

Get to the front of Flinders Street station. Cross the road. Stay on Flinders Street the whole time. Don't walk up Swanston. Don't walk up Elizabeth. The station should be in view the whole time. When you're on the street on the opposite side of the station, look for the little subway thing that will take you down to the subway shops. Easy!

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Here are a few street photos from Melbourne (These ones are from Richmond and Prahran). Nothing like a few days of exploring a semi-unfamiliar city and taking photos for inspiration.