Inspirational Imagery from Imke Klee
It's not the first time that I've featured Imke Klee and her fantastic photography, this time it's on a bit of a different note and revolves around her blog that she runs titled "a view to". The idea of the blog is to share a view of her work and also her favourites in art, design, photography, tren
Still Life by Jody Rogac
A menswear designer we have always supported is Dana Lee, her lookbooks are definitely a high point and I love her fresh take as designer, she really has an individual aesthetic that's quite minimal and simplistic but at the same time nostalgic. This is translated well by the talented photographer t
Eat, Learn and Move Film’s by Rick Mereki
This collection of short film's by Rick Mereki really just defines to me why I love the internet so much, the concept of sharing creativity to a wider audience, viewing new places, foods and experiences that otherwise wouldn't have been possible previously without traveling halfway across the world.
Dieter Rams, Cold War Modern Film by V&A
Three years old, don't stress it, this video featuring Dieter Rams is beyond timeless and really homes in on why this designer is so revered. A designers designer for sure. The Victoria and Albert Museum filmed this quite a while back as a teaser to the Cold War Modern exhibition, but I absolutely l
Photo Series From Salva Lopez
I'm returning to the photographic talents of Barcalona's Salva Lopez as his style is one that really seems to resonate with me, I'm fond of his simplistic and minimalist approach, so bringing this inspiring set across into the archive was an easy choice. Salva explains that "these are the moments wh
Whistling Animation By Louis Thomas
I've brought across this lighthearted animation from creative mind Louis Thomas as I think it works as a great mid morning pick me up, especially if you work in the sort of office that the character found within this piece does. The project reminds me of the old slap stick style of humor, especially
On Gray By Dave Delnea
One of the main reasons I love watching short film is the evocative and mysterious element involved as you watch a project unravel in front of your eyes. So this short piece from Dave Delnea really appealed to me as he's left the mystery of the film to be written by the imagination of the viewer, qu
Where They Create by Paul Barbera
Where they create is a neat little project by photographer Paul Barbera. Paul has worked on a variety of assignments, both editorial and commercial, specifically focusing on interior based photography in which we can see above and below. This book is a visual document of different artists, artisans,
Imagery by Ali Scott
Watching the short piece from Johannes earlier got me thinking, there must be some spectacular views that I haven't seen here in the Uk, and with curiosity getting the better of me I went on a search over on Flickr to find them. I stumbled across Bristol based photographer Ali Scott and these stunni
The Narrows by Johannes M Schwarz
It seems like a large chunk of the creatives that I follow have opted to head to the mountains this summer and sample a little of what nature has to offer. So when I came across the profile of Johannes M Schwarz and the beautiful scenery found in his short piece "The Narrows" I knew there would be a
Mixed Imagery by Misha De Ridder
We seem to be stumbling across some great creatives situated in The Netherlands, this time it's Amsterdam to be specific and the individual goes by the name of Misha De Ridder. Misha's work focuses on natural phenomena and plays on the mysteriousness of it all, "unreal realities" some might say. For
