Showing posts with label noodle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label noodle. Show all posts

Sunday, July 11, 2010

Bonita's Birthday Bash

This weekend just gone, there was a seriously cool party which happened down at the Concrete Club on Manchester Street, in Christchurch. My friend Bonita Muntz of Bonita Monique had her birthday shindig which had a theme of leather and lace, unfortunately I wasn't dressed in either as I had prior engagements that didn't really lend themselves to that kind of attire.

Anyhoo, there was a flash ass camera floating around which took some mean photos, like this one. Look, it's someone wearing nüdel! Happy birthday Bonita!

Sunday, May 3, 2009

ecstatic for elastic

I could go on about how printing on elastic is time consuming and tricky but I won't. I've left that up to the good people at Screen Concepts, who have begun the mission and it's looking likely it'll all be done (about 200 metres of it anyway) before the end of the week. Mint! 

200M (100M of black and 100M of white) will be plenty enough to have this next Chaos run made up. I just can't wait to get them all back and start throwing them into some noodle boxes. Miranda up at CoCo PR has got all the little frames which will be going in the press packs, along with some new promo photos, competition details, Wagamama vouchers and general company information. I just hope they're well received... at least I'll know they look great!


Thursday, April 30, 2009

Artist competition

I guess art on underwear is what you could a 'subtle exhibition'. There are two things going on, art being displayed and a guy being displayed - to his partner. Who wouldn't want that? The guy looks great IN nüdel and the art look great ON nüdel, this is the sort of art (in both forms) you would show off in an intimate moment. In a way it's all about the partner, they're the one who gets to enjoy looking at this exquisitely packaged man, and then hopefully get to tear them off! But of course the guy lucky enough to wearing them won't be complaining because they're bloody comfy.

I hope the nüdel artist competition will serve to promote some fresh and exciting talent in New Zealand. Maybe if artists take a sneak at what others are submitting online it could inspire them to produce something even more amazing in the next project they take on! I want nudel and Kiwi creativity to become synonymous, with the competition helping to kick start this mission.