Solace From James Zanoni
There’s something about bees that always fascinates me but I can never quite put my finger on why, they really are remarkable creatures. We get a closer look at the sky dwellers in this short film by New York based creative James Zanoni who has captured this piece that contains some remarkable
Lost & Found Furniture
Beijing based store Lost & Found really caught my attention, particularly the photography of the furniture on their website. A lot of the products that they are involved in are based on a Danish/Scandinavian aesthetic, some of it also from Japan.
Great Wooden Boats By Philip Bloom
I’m not sure if Philip Bloom has developed a fascination for boats or wether he’s always owned one, but he seems to be creating a lot of content that revolves around them. I really don’t mind this though because boats are quite interesting, especially when they are hand built like
Latest Imagery From Randy P Martin
Those visiting on the regular will undoubtedly know that Randy P Martin is one of my favorite photographers, the rule is that he shares new work and I bring it across here for us all to enjoy. I promise I will stop when Randy quits capturing such inspiring and eye pleasing looks, his photography alw
Hitch Animation By Pascal Monaco
It seems like an age since I’ve brought across some animation type work, I know in reality it hasn’t been that long, but since Jason Mitcham I haven’t come across a new animator that has really caught my eye – until this morning. Hitch animation is actually a bit of a collabo
Made Here, Upstate by Jay Carroll
Previously we showcased a film from a series titled Made Here, filmed by Jay Carroll for Levi’s. Last time it was on Tim Whitten of Marlinespike Chandlery, a self taught master of traditional ropework. The film that can be seen below today is from the same series but on two young ladies, Kalen
Imagery From Joe Nigel Coleman
Photographer Joe Nigel Coleman brings us these stunning lifestyle looks taken in vast outdoor terrain showcasing the beauty of the great outdoors. Joe has quite obviously captured these while out exploring with good friends which in turn encourages his candid simplistic approach. His style really su
Design’s Role in Innovation
Although we mainly discover content based around menswear and photography, we also like to fit in elements of design. Lets face it, all of these items that we love and admire are based around design at their root. As a designer myself I’m consistently inspired and dedicated to finding new idea
Cycling Photography by Chris Milliman
Single Speed, Fixed Gear, you name it all of these bikes are extremely popular now and you see more and more individuals taking up cycling as a sport. I thought as a salute to the Tour de France 2011, which is currently mid way through, we would place up some terrific imagery by New Hampshire [&hell
We Miss You By Hanna Maria Heidrich
I wanted to highlight everyones attention to this short film titled “We Miss You” which is a concept driven project derived to remind us all of the time before large cities and busy lifestyles. Set in New York city, Director Hanna Maria Heidrich captivates her viewers with a surreal scen
Mixed Imagery by Alexa Kirsten Stroth
Alexa Kirsten Stroth is a photographer that was born in Germany but is now based on the western coast of Canada. These are some mixed photographic works that really caught my attention from her portfolio site titled “Kitchen Quiet”. Inspired by trips on the train, fog, autumnal foods and
At Home by Jennifer Korff
Jennifer Korff is a designer, illustrator, and photographer, born and raised in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. Sometimes she works under the moniker of Sophik, which is a combination of another name given at birth and her last initial. Jen works with individual clients, but for todays post I will fo
