This Must Be The Place, John Coffer
A new series of short films by Ben Wu and David Usui of Lost & Found Films exploring the idea of home, what makes them, how they represent us, and why we need them. They began with Byun, a multi-media artist based in Brooklyn, NY. But I specifically picked out this one with John Coffer, an individua
Time by Victor Metron
Victor Metron reminds us all of what a remarkable place this planet is in this wonderfully put together montage of time lapses he's recorded while travelling over the last year. Using the concept of time as his inspiration Victor takes us from the ice age glaciers and finishes with his creation of w
Grounds For Change By Little Film
It's always refreshing to see companies being conscious of the environment so when I came across this great little film about Grounds For Change, It was inspiring to see how in-depth they had thought about the impact they have as an establishment. Not only is the majority of the coffee they sell sha
Michael Wolff Talks On Creativity
Is This A Good Time took a moment out to sit down with respected British designer Michael Wolff for what turned out to be quite an elegant talk on creativity and the thought process behind innovational ideas. As the team sat down in one of London's nicer hotels, Michael began to unravvel his own def
Steve McCurry: A Retrospective
The captivating work of Internationally celebrated photographer Steve McCurry has been collated in this short video in aid of him joining the Leica hall of fame this year. Perhaps some of you might not be able to put a face to the name but Steve's photographs are among some of the most famous travel
Recent Imagery From Elias & Theresa Carlson
Elias and Theresa Carlson have been out exploring again with the welcome by-product of this being that their photostream is littered with some breathtaking locations, so I have packaged up five of the best and have brought them across onto the site today so we can all enjoy them. If you've not come
Walking In The Metropolitan Wild, The River Lea with Margaret Howell and William Mann
Margaret Howell just released this film in support of Open House London Weekend. Open House London looks to celebrate all that is best about the capital’s buildings, places and neighbourhoods. Every September it takes place and gives a unique opportunity to get out and under the skin of London’s
Ola and Madoka Rindal for Apartamento Issue Number 7
Writer and critic Julie Cirelli has a habit of writing for some fantastic independent magazines, particularly Dossier Journal, AnOther, and one of our all time favorites, Apartamento Magazine. And luckily for us she has showcased a lot of her articles on her portfolio website all revolving around co
Further Imagery From Hideaki Hamada
So I know we've featured Japanese photographer Hideaki Hamada and these little fellows in the past, but this latest set is so beautifully captured and wonderfully natural that I couldn't resist sharing these on the format again. Based in Osaka, Hideaki is a highly creative individual, he's as equall
Made Here, Centinela Traditional Arts
Filmmaker Jay Carroll brings us the latest from the charming little video series that Levi's have been collating titled "Made Here". In this edition we get to see the work of master weaver Irvin Trujillo as he introduces his craft explaining to us all how he got into the industry, and developed his
Lights by Mark Borthwick
Mark Borthwick is said to be one of the most influential alternative fashion photographers of our time and was a defining photographer of the 90's. He's helped magazines such as Purple, Self Service and AnOther bridge the gap between art and fashion, something that we see a lot of in the market toda
A Moment With Artist Kid Zoom
Browsing through the various creative networks this morning I became particularly impressed by the work of Australian born and New York based street artist "Kid Zoom" in this short film which has been produced by King Brown Magazine. In this film we get a little look into the process ozzy artist und