Water-n-Oxygen

2/3
Uploaded by 3030fm. - Family events, birthdays and parenting videos.


3/3
Uploaded by 3030fm. - Discover videos of people, family and friends.

Here goes parts 2 and 3 to continue with the Master Class series that we posted a few days ago. Enjoy!

1/3
Uploaded by 3030fm. - Videos of family and friends from around the world.

Oprah starts off her Master Class series with a bang with none other than Jay-Z. The format that Oprah uses for Master Class is pretty dope as she lets the guest tell their story how they want it to be told. Jay-Z doesn't disappoint as the opening guest, so take some time and check it out. Definitely looking forward to following the rest of this series!

Check out the Homie Stalley's most recent interview as he takes time and sits down with Honey Magazine!

Some good food for thought for the day. Definitely worth a watch if you have these 3 in one room.

Check out Stalley as he teams up with Karmaloop TV to discuss some of his influences in regard to Music, Clothing Brands and those things that have helped him get to his current status and future projects! If you haven't downloaded his latest project The Autobiography, check it out Here.

In this new episode of Stalley's "The Milq", Creative Control catches the Bruce Springsteen of rap getting freshened up with Jameel and my DJ Steph Floss of the Eighty81 crew at Supreme Clientele in Cleveland. Shout out to my big homie Steph!

This week The Hundreds brings us Mark Ward in their Chronicles series...

Words: Maurice Pendarvis

Photos: Mark Ward

What got you into doing art?

I grew up drawing all the time. It’s what I found I got recognition for as a kid. I was copying cereal boxes, and coming up with my own characters. I was the typical arty kid – felt tip pens everywhere, making stuff from old boxes, fascinated by Disney etc. At first school I used to get gold stars for my drawings, but had red pen all over the actual written work. I was far more interested in the visuals than writing stories. That has just stuck with me through life, and I’ve ended up pretty much doing the same thing.

Were you self-trained or did you go to college?

I went to Central St Martins in London. I specialized in advertising, as I liked the challenge of creating solid concepts. It gave me a good grounding and forced me not to rely just on the aesthetic side of things. It was pretty hardcore, with a lot of frustration at times. Alongside advertising I kept myself busy with my own work. I’d say my aesthetic is all self taught. A lot of trial and error…

Check out the rest of the interview Here.

Words: Maurice Pendarvis

Photos: Jorge Peniche

What got you interested in photography?

My interest in photography…well in all honestly, was nothing I planned on doing. It was not something I planned on as a profession. I’ve always been fascinated by the power of photography, not to the extent that I am today, but, it was always something that interested me. Anything that deals with imagery and visuals is something that I’ve always been interested in.

What is it about Los Angeles that inspires you as a photographer?

LA is an amazing place, for better or for worse. The majority of the people that live here, I’ve come to find out, through the last couple of years, they’re not from here. This is the land of hustle and bustle, and fake it ‘till you make it, and smoke and mirrors. But what inspires me or causes curiosity about LA, is everything. I mean, this is the land that gave birth to gang culture, hate it or love it; it was something that was born here in Los Angeles. LA has so many things, you have Hollywood, which some people think is very glamorous but when you actually go to Hollywood Blvd, its not so glamorous. You have people living out of their suitcase, trying to figure out what it is they’re trying to do, why they’re here, when they’re going back. LA, is just the Mecca of opportunities and the Mecca of missed opportunities.

Read the rest of The Chronicles article Here.

Here's an interview from "The Hundreds" series "Chronicles" on Designer Anthony Harrison. Thought this was a dope read so check it out!

WORDS: JOHN HALL
PICTURES: ANTHONY HARRISON

What was your entry point into the design field?

I was an intern for an illustrator of children’s books. She worked out of her apartment on the Upper West Side of Manhattan (Woody Allen’s Universe.) She was paid an advance and got 6 months to complete her work. Macs were just coming into use and she was talking about buying something called a ’scanner’ to get her reference photos into the computer. From there I interned at Jive records and The Source Magazine’s Art Department. My first actual paid position was as a Junior Designer at Arista records.

Read the rest here!

Sessions with Lupe Fiasco x Okayplayer TV from Evesborough Films on Vimeo.

John Forte Interview part 1 from cj jones on Vimeo.