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Ocular Depression.

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Crystal Castles recently released visuals for their single, “Sad Eyes”. Directed by Rob Hawkins and Marc Pannozzo, the video features a glitchy motif that is accompanied by a creepy vibe that is damn near unshakable. “Sad Eyes” can be found on their latest album, (III). Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication that seeks to promote various aspects of …

Learnin’ Youse Some Lettas: Idiopathic.

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Idiopathic (Pronounced: idio•pa•thik)→ Adjective.: a) arising spontaneously or from an obscure or unknown cause b) peculiar to the individual. Example: “He has been known to display some idiopathic behavior.“ Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication that seeks to promote various aspects of life and culture with a loving, but brute, educational tinge. When we say, “Creative Sustenance Daily,” we …

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Giving the Green Light.

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Designer Marko Vuckovic creates unique of agriculture and home decor with his innovative Grass Lamp. Using hydroponic technology, The Grass Lamp allows its user to witness the process of “natural” growth. One can achieve the same experience with a regular house plant, but this concept seems far more intriguing. “Hydrophonic is a method of growing plants using mineral nutrient solutions, in …

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Love Sucks.

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Valentine’s Day is on the horizon, and soon everyone will be going to 50’s style restaurants to drink milkshakes and swap romantic googly eyes with their significant others. However, such a gushingly intimate experience require the ultimate accessories. The lover’s heart will melt when pull you pull these Heart Shaped Straws by SUCK UK. Get them → here. ← Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch …

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At 17th & Oak.

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We are suckers for typography, but we are even bigger suckers for typography that references directly to pop culture. 17th and Oak is obviously aware of our weakness, and took time to create this Drive-In Prints series which features recognizable pop icons and their catchphrases.   Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication that seeks to promote various aspects of life …

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Bear Hands at Glasslands.

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The first time I went to the Glasslands Gallery I almost walked right by it. It’s not because the building is an unmarked warehouse on an otherwise dark and residential street (I’ve become accustomed to such things in Williamsburg), but rather because the people gathered outside for the show on Dec. 13th weren’t as stereotypically hipster as I expected, given …

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A Shot of 151a.

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Because I was late on the uptake, I’m going to call Kishi Bashi’s 151a the 2012 album that I’ll be playing well into 2013. This album was suggested to me by a coworker and enthusiastically mentioned by friends in wildly different circles within the span of one week. And because I love synchronicity, I took it as a sign that …

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Scintillizing.

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Scintillation is a film by Xavier Chassaing, accompanied by the musical piece “Contre Coeur” by Fedaden. Using a combination of stop motion animation and live projection mapping techniques, Chassaing turns over 35,000 photographs into a mesmerizing, disconcerting, beautiful film. The movie unfolds over background music as ominous and alluring as itself. A pattern of four notes repeats throughout, filling the …

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The Future Is JAU.

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Fashion is constantly attempting to predict the future and rehash the past. Fashion is both a compass and a time capsule, highlighting both the familiar and the never-before-seen. While some choose to take a look back and some choose to exist in the now, Jessica Au seems to be looking ahead. Au’s JAU Label is a bazaar of futurological whimsy. …

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Get Weis.

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The ability to translate your loves, fears, and emotions is a task that not everyone is up for; it is a task that Derek Weisberg has lovingly embraced for a better part of his life.  A California native now living in Bushwick, Brooklyn, Weisberg uses his sculptures to put the concept of vulnerability in an open forum where it can …

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Pillow Talk.

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Clare Elsaesser‘s paintings possess an intimate nature that invokes pangs of love and familiarity. In Elsaesser’s paintings, the star is not the person being obstructed by the pillow, but the pillow itself. It is a clever role reversal that put an inanimate object in a well deserved spotlight. Click → here ← to purchase these prints. Written by Akeem K. Duncan.↓ Akeem …

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Muto’s Blues.

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Made in Buenos Aires, and in Baden, this short film by Blu features animation, but in a public space. Transforming street art into something more, Muto follows an ambiguous figure and its journey of transformation across city walls. Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication that seeks to promote various aspects of life and culture with a loving, but …

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Pryde & Decibels.

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Femcee, Kitty Pryde, is back in the fray. “Ay Shawty” sees Pryde teaming up with Lakutis for a seductive, but snarling, number that follows the classic girl meets boy, boy meets girl, boy isn’t really feeling girl but girl isn’t really–listen to the song, you’ll get what we mean. In all, it’s great to hear some new stuff from Kitty …

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Beam of Sunshine.

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Beams Plus recently released their lookbook for their Spring/Summer 2013 Collection. Conceptually, the new line is a return to their “humble beginnings.” You can find the collection → here. ← Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication that seeks to promote various aspects of life and culture with a loving, but brute, educational tinge. When we say, “Creative Sustenance Daily,” we …

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The Dogs Up High.

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Technology has everything in a chokehold lately, but there are still territories of our lives that have gone untouched. With various analogue experiences disappearing into the fog of time, the Wall Dogs of New York are keeping the tradition of handpainted advertising alive and well. This inspirational edition of Storyboard features Jason Coatney and Armando Balmaceda, two muralists who work at Colossal …

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Location, Location, Location…

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The human race is a selfish species. Take Google for example, why should we be the only species to enjoy the convenience having desired locations marked by cute teardrop-shaped pins?  Taiwanese designer, Shu-Chun Hsiao, has created a project that features the Google maps destination icon as a functioning birdhouse. It is quite intriguing if you think about it. The project gives birth …

Learnin’ Youse Some Lettas: Debunk.

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Debunk (Pronounced: Dee•bunk)→ Transitive Verb.: a) to expose the sham or falseness of. Example: “The article debunks the notion that life exists on Mars.“ Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication that seeks to promote various aspects of life and culture with a loving, but brute, educational tinge. When we say, “Creative Sustenance Daily,” we mean it. quietlunch.com

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Top of the Totem Pole.

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Jeremy Scott, you brilliant, marvelous bastard. The continued collaboration between Jeremy Scott and Adidas is quickly becoming one of the greatest working relationships of all time. When combining forces, the two have produce countless articles of awesomeness. The new adidas Originals Spring 2013 collection is no different. Inspired by totem poles, these colorful garb are a definite spring must have. Click → here …

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A Song for The Lower.

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Folks have been raving over this short concert film for Childish Gambino’s “LES”. Created by Ibra Ake, the film was shot over several nights in the Lower East Side, and features some recognizable haunts. Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication that seeks to promote various aspects of life and culture with a loving, but brute, educational tinge. When …

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A Constant Overflow.

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The German brand, Käsch, has designed a collection of bathtubs that brings their users a little closer to nature. The Overflow Whirlpool Collection is a series of bathtubs that mimic Mother Nature’s water cycle. Each tub features a function that allows water to continuously flow both in and out of the tub. Coupled with soft lighting, and the trickling of …

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Me & the Homies…

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Contemporary designer, Brian Lichtenberg, knows a thing or two about high class filth. Similar to A Question Of, Lichtenberg pokes fun of high fashion by merging it with seemingly low class motifs. Get yours → here! ←   Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication that seeks to promote various aspects of life and culture with a loving, but brute, educational …

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Taking A Stab At It.

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Afro Samurai doesn’t really seem like one to settle down, but if he did, he would probably decorate his abode with these Katana Bookends from Mustard. If you’re not in the business of idolizing fictional cartoon characters, then think of how kickassly intellectual these bookends will look to anyone who spots them on your shelf. Unfortunately, these bookends won’t be …

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The ABC of Architects.

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Despite seeing their creations almost everyday, there are very few architects who would be considered household names. This short film by Federico Gonzalez (and friends) is an alphabetical list of the most important architects with their best known building. The group did their best to provide variety, below is a list of the architects that were mentioned. Alvar AAlto x Säynätsalo …

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Cardboard Casualties.

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Nothing makes a gun more vulnerable than resurrecting it with material that is considered relatively harmless. Cardboard artist, Asif Farooq, executes this concept wonderfully with his series of cardboard firearms. Without using any measurement of any kind, Farooq managed to eek out every detail–stopping short of actual function. Ironically, Farooq is not trying to make a statement: “No, I don’t …

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Repeating Yourself.

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“Happiness consists in frequent repetition of pleasure.” – Arthur Schopenhauer. Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication that seeks to promote various aspects of life and culture with a loving, but brute, educational tinge. When we say, “Creative Sustenance Daily,” we mean it. quietlunch.com

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In the Clouds…

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This cloud/rainbow shaped pencil and eraser set simply warms our hearts. The epitome of coexistence, the cloud doubles as a pencil holder, and as an oversized eraser while the colored pencils double as–well–colored pencils, and as a delightful rainbow! Here’s another cool fact about this set, both pencils and eraser eventually whittle down to nothing. Get it → here! ← Quiet LunchQuiet …

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The Pie Hole: The Real Deal Cerealfield.

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Our last recipe suggestion was artery clogging, but today’s selection is healthier than Mother’s milk–in fact, the may go together… but we wouldn’t suggest trying it. Poached from Sarah over at My New Roots, this Real Deal Cereal recipe is a good source of iron, calcium, magnesium, and complete protein. It’s also gluten free! Be sure to visit My New Roots …

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So Last Year.

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We have officially found our first kickass song of the New Year, but there is a catch–the song is from yesteryear. “e(ILUVME)go”, by Sax G featuring Nacho Picasso and Jerm D, is a smooth intergalactic journey through rhyme and space. This is our first introduction to Sax G, and we’re thoroughly convinced that he is the next best thing in …

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Bottega Veneta Men’s Fall-Winter 2013/2014 Collection.

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Bottega Veneta recently debuted their Fall/Winter 2013/2014 collection. They also released a trailer today for their fashion, and plan to release the full video soon on their official website. “For fall, Bottega Veneta presents a collection focused on the tailored suit and its modern permutations. The look is precise, proper, and urban, with an air of seriousness and a streamlined …

Learnin’ Youse Some Lettas: Codswallop.

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Codswallop (Pronounced: kod•swahl•up)→ Noun.: a) Nonsense. Example: “That is a load of codswallop.“ Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication that seeks to promote various aspects of life and culture with a loving, but brute, educational tinge. When we say, “Creative Sustenance Daily,” we mean it. quietlunch.com

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Never Forget That Night.

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Weird things can happen in Brooklyn–and we aren’t referring to the occasional rooftop shindig. The environment is alive, and Supralude captured it in their newest video, That Night In Williamsburg. The short film was shot with a Canon 5D mkII, then edited to the rhythm of a remixed version of Nine Inch Nails’ “21 Ghosts” produced by Near Deaf Experience. …

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The John Grows A ‘Stache.

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Using the bathroom just got classier. Made by Oh! Susannah, these toilet mustache decals are sure to bring a touch of class to any bathroom–not to mention a smile to your guests’ faces. The decals come in a wide array of colors, they even come with a monocle! Get yours → here! ← Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication that seeks …

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How Rotten.

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Photographer, Joe Buglewicz, turns our stomachs with his series of past due perishables. Titled, Rotten, the series keys in on highlighting a process that is often frowned upon, and purposefully hidden away. In a way, Buglewicz’s Rotten beautifies decay. “It’s one thing to see rotting food on the ground, in the trash, dumpster, or in your fridge, since we’ve been …

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Worth Filming.

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Some photographers eat, breath, and sleep photography. Now they can literally do so with these Film Roll Salt & Pepper Shakers by Photojojo. It’s the picture perfect gift for any shutterbug, and a clever addition to any kitchen. Get them → here. ← Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication that seeks to promote various aspects of life and culture with …

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Beautifully Broken.

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Lola Dupré shatters expectations with her series of distorted masterpieces. Resembling broken glasses, Dupré creates the effect using paper, scissors, and glue. Dubbed “exploded portraits”, all of Dupré’s collagework is handmade. Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication that seeks to promote various aspects of life and culture with a loving, but brute, educational tinge. When we say, “Creative …

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Before the Mix.

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Playing with paint is one of the most enjoyable experiences that any human being can endure. The ability to fully monitor the creative process, and witness the birth of unique colors can throw the senses into overload. This series features paint just before the final step, just before it gets mixed–after the color tints were poured in, but before they …

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Whiskey Bubbles.

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We all know how the saying goes, ‘cleanliness is next to alcoholism.’ The folks at Curly Birds have taken phrase to heart with their brilliant DIY Jack Daniel’s Soap Dispenser. • Buy a bottle of Jack Daniel’s, or another pretty bottle of booze. • Have a fun night with friends and drink all the booze. • Buy a bottle of liquid soap – …

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Open House (of Lies).

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Showtime gave an early premiere of their hit show, House of Lies, at AMC Theater in Times Square last night, and Quiet Lunch was there enjoying every second. Fans braved the cold while waiting in a line that nearly wrapped around the block, but quickly forgot about the wait once they were inside eating warm popcorn and yukking it up as Don …

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Crybaby.

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“Live to the point of tears.” – Albert Camus. Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication that seeks to promote various aspects of life and culture with a loving, but brute, educational tinge. When we say, “Creative Sustenance Daily,” we mean it. quietlunch.com

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A$AP Comes Apart.

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A$AP Rocky recently released his collaboration with Florence Welch. Titled, “I Come Apart”, the song features a lovesick A$AP rapping about a lost love. Florence Welch is phenomenal, as usual, while A$AP increases the intrigue by choosing to croon along with Welch. “I Come Apart” is one of the many bonus tracks that will be included on the deluxe edition …

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Art Safari.

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Brooklyn Wildlife presents 12 Days of Art is underway, and the festivities continue this Saturday with our good friend Ohene Cornelius. Hosted by Upa, the event will also feature music by LaurenSara, The Frightnrs, Illustrate, and many more! A collection of Indie film, we have provided a list of the featured filmmakers below. Get more info on the event → here. ← • André Chammas • Anne Mai Slot Vilmann …

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The Road to Royalties.

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A great villain once uttered the phrase: “If you‘re good at something, never do it for free.” In that spirit, we are happy to announce that Dubset Media Holdings has launched the world’s FIRST DJ Royalty Program on Thefuture.fm. Powered by the company’s patent-pending MixSCAN™ technology, Thefuture.fm provides one of the only platforms for DJs to share mixes with their fans under full rights compliance. Now, …

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The Pie Hole: Excuse Me, Did You Just Say ‘Beer Cheese’?

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Today we have a recipe that is going to blow your genitals right out of its socket! Now, before we go into the recipe, we must warn you. If you perfect this recipe, you will die from obesity before your next birthday–we mean it! You should only try this recipe once a year, anything more will result in a life-long …

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Feeling A Little Left Out.

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In the illustrated series, Carmen, Christine Jones strives on the concept of incompleteness. Each piece is not quite finished; each piece is purposefully missing something–as if Jones is daring us to complete them in our minds. The Scottish artist has a knack for leaving things out. Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication that seeks to promote various aspects of …