March 13, 2010
The other day we posted up An Illustrated Look At Mens Fashion Week by Richard Kilroy, today we present Kate Wilson’s Fashion Illustrations. Kate is a London-based illustrator, the images seen here are her favorite looks from the Men’s Autumn/Winter 2010 Collections. The ranges depicted include Burberry, JW Anderson and A Child of the Jago. Check out her blog in …
March 13, 2010
Richard Evans, the 27 year old creative retoucher and graphic designer, produced this piece of work called Information Leak. This was made using laser-cut letters that appear to be flowing out of a tap like water, hence the title of the project. The idea behind this design was to represent the information overload in today’s society, or ‘how it over-flows …
March 10, 2010
Highsnobiety recently caught up with fashion designer, musician, and artist Henrik Vibskov in this short film interview.
As a fashion designer Henrik Vibskov has produced fourteen collections since he graduated from Central St. Martin’s in 2001. This man is currently the only Scandinavian designer on the official show schedule of
February 21, 2010
Matthew Lyons is a 21 year old student, studying in his final year of an illustration and animation course at Loughborough University in England.
Matthew creates contemporary interpretations of the space age future, creating something new from old. For example his work entitled Planet 4750 (1961), which is shown below, was created as a fake movie title. His work and illustrations …
February 16, 2010
Polish artist Konrad Smolenski can for sure be called a multimedia artist: he works in many different areas of art and produces videos, audio works, objects, installations, performances, and music.
Having special predilection for exposing spectators to shocking traps and a tendency for extreme actions (he often uses flammable material, weapons, animal bones,
February 4, 2010
Pavel Tamakulov’s vector illustrations convey a simple message, this collection being about the four seasons. Each graphic is straightforward but quirky, nothing fancy but executed in a stylish and modern manner.
They remind me of the illustrations in Monocle, which i have to say have really grown on me. I think illustrators are coming more into the limelight these days, …
January 29, 2010
If I’m honest, I don’t know much about Jacob Arden McClure, but believe me, I take no risk in calling him a multi-talent: he is a self-taught filmmaker and artist who works in a variety of mediums from paintings, sculptures, film, design and installation.
Often noted by art critics as a “pop-reincarnate with a fresh twist on American Iconography”, his …
January 25, 2010
This 2D animated film was directed and animated by Airside. Airside also commissioned the soundtrack, sound fx and voice-over.
They were approached by the Sunderland-based Northern Gallery of Contemporary Art (NGCA) to take part in an exhibition entitled Think-Tank: A Marketplace of Ideas. The exhibition – part of Design Event 09, the North East’s annual design festival – sees Britain’s …
January 5, 2010
Renowned for the hip, eclectic, and fun street fashion, Harajuku Tokyo is also now appropriately the new home for Nike’s flagship store in Japan. Master-minded by the likes of brilliant designer, Masamichi Katayama who is also behind the UNIQLO flagship store in Paris, it seems inevitable that this new Nike location will be breathtaking. In Katayama’s vision, “The whole thing …
December 11, 2009
Recently came across an artist/designer named Ryan Abegglen. His work pretty adorable, very kitsch and vintagey (if thats a word). Anyways, admire the imagery here, head over to his website for more information. He also has a Flickr, if you’re interested.