A Mother’s Letter By Eliot Rausch
Director Eliot Rausch brings us his latest creation “A Mothers Letter” which is an emotive short film, speaking on the thoughts of a mother who is longing for the return of her child. For me Eliot, who is working for Phos Pictures on this project, has captured the essence of what short c
mont petit by Hiyoko Imai
Hiyoko Imai has been on my radar for about six months or so now, ever since I heard about the collaboration with Tenue de Nimes and London Undercover. She’s a fantastic illustrator and designer who currently resides in Amsterdam, Holland. Many of her works involve paper and this specific film
Be Infectious. The Integer Creative Vision.
How does a person become creative? What does it take to nurture that gift and how do you inspire someone to make the most of their talents? Well Integer ask all these questions in this short film, hoping to inspire the creatives in their agency to get back in touch the infectious energy they had [&h
Stop Motion By Florent Déchard
Florent Déchard is a French creative planning to embark on a trek across the world starting at the depths of Karmandou and concluding at the summit of the Himalayas. He has created this short stop motion piece to promote his trip, and hopes to gain a small amount of funding so that he is able [&hel
There’s No Place Like Here: Hindsvik
I discovered this lovely piece on etsy.com titled There’s No Place Like Here, showcasing a little store run by Daniel and Valeria called Hindsvik. The two owners who live in Port Colborne, Canada, give us a video tour of their home in which perfectly mirrors their etsy store. They say what inf
Works by Mary Iverson
It was nice to stumble across a different mix of work, we’ve been showcasing rather a lot of menswear and photography over the past few weeks. Mary Iverson is a professor and painter from Washington who has had numerous shows exhibiting her work. She really does create an interesting outcome,
Vivian Maier Short by Mortimer Brewster
This is certainly not the first time that I’ve been introduced to Vivian Maier’s work, but I thought this short film by Mortimer Brewster gave us a good array of photography and it definitely evoked an emotion out of me. Vivian Maier worked as a nanny in Chicago, but in her time off she
Imagery from Eros Turannos
On my travels earlier I came across the talents of photographer Laina Briedis or as she sometimes likes to be known Eros Turannos and was blown away by her great attention to detail in capturing the world around her. The creative’s portfolio is packed full of stunning location and beautiful su
Life Cycles Film
This short is probably old to everyone in the Mountain Bike community, but since I’m not involved with it I will go ahead and showcase it now. It’s a piece created by Stance Films in association with Shimano, Scott Bicycles & Pinkbike, basically a Mountain Biking Film. But it’
Mixed Imagery by Markus Nurmi
Some absolutely fantastic photography by Markus Nurmi, a photographer and filmmaker from Canada. His photo collection isn’t vast, but what’s there is of top quality. Some of the photos are quite unusual, others are just mind blowing in terms of shadow, depth, and tone. I had a hard time
Workings By Esther Hernandez
Based in the Canary Islands visual artist Esther Hernandez is able to harness her surrounding and capture these beautiful mix media workings. Today I’ve brought a set of six across which I felt were pretty typical of what she usually produces, with the majority captured on the calm sands of he
Faces by Vicky Slater
Some great photography by Vicky Slater from a series I picked out titled Faces. Vicky is situated in Salisbury, southern England with her husband and three children. She’s extremely passionate about portraiture, as you can see from this series presented above and below. We don’t usually