Many Steps by Takayuki Akachi
Takayuki Akachi specialises in a “lone backpacker” style of filming that requires no film crew, as a result of this he has been able to shoot top quality footage in over 60 countries. He still continues to film people all over the world, and traveling has even let him create this piece that you
Twin Parallel By Justin Anderson
Join me as I begin the day with this beautifully crafted project from Independent filmmaker and director Justin Anderson. This project titled Twin Parallel was just the pickup I needed to start the day in a good mood, the piece itself was derived to showcase Jayne Pierson’s collection in a cre
From Steel: The Making of a Soulcraft by Michael John Evans
Filmmaker Michael John Evans produced this short video that features Sean Walling, owner of Soulcraft, who builds custom steel bicycle frames. We get introduced to Sean’s fabrication methods which are actually quite intriguing and feature a lot of metal work machinery.
Machine’s Waltz, Paramount Têxteis Textile Plant
Machine’s Waltz is a poetic interpretation of the Paramount Têxteis Textile Plant, a company born and raised in Brazil, made by creative agency Grafikonstruct. This piece gives us a glimpse of the process in which they go through to make the different fabrics. It’s actually quite mesmer
Set Of Stills From Harry Bloom
Avid photographer Harry Bloom has been sharing some impressive 35mm images over on Flickr, I thought it was about time to bring them across for everyone to see. As far as I’m aware Harry is of no relation to the well known filmmaker Philip but he definitely carries the same fascination for the
One Bedroom Studio Apartment in Stockholm, Sweden
If you wanted to buy a one bedroom apartment, this would be the one to snap up. A studio flat located in Stockholm where the interior really is of high caliber. The people who are selling this place must be photographers of some sort, see paraphernalia, and must also be big fans of design and [&hell
Another Country Contemporary Craft Furniture
Another Country is a furniture company that produces all of their products by hand in a small workshop in Dorset, England. Inspired by traditional Scandinavian and Japanese woodwork, they aim to make items that are truly functional and that will last the test of time. “We’ve taken familiar f
Inside Out by Maurizio Strippoli
Photographer Maurizio Strippoli has started this superb little series titled Inside Out. Although it’s still a work in progress, the photographs are of different interiors all taken with a Ricoh GR Digital 3. I was surprised by the quality of the imagery, this little camera fails to disappoint
Series Of Imagery From Hervé Demers
I uncovered this stunning set of rural imagery by Canadian creative Hervé Demers earlier, his minimal and simplistic take on the world really stood out to me as something worth sharing. For those who haven’t stumbled across his photographic works before, you are perhaps more likely to have se
PureReversal by Build
This short by Build, a London-based graphic design studio, has been beautifully produced and crafted. I really enjoyed the pace of this film, you get a real sense of buildup. The whole point of this video, as seen below, is to celebrate the launch of a brand new bespoke typeface created by Dalton Ma
Donna Wearmouth for Quadra Gallery
Donna Wearmouth, a junior designer at Gardiner Richardson, created an interesting series of design work for Quadra Gallery. These minimalist pieces include an opening poster, various guides, and the identity, all with the same basic aesthetic. The use of type was something that originally caught my
Tapis de Cogolin by Lee Mawdsley
London based photographer Lee Mawdsley has produced an excellent series of photos titled Tapis de Cogolin. Cogolin has been manufacturing carpets since 1924, with each carpet being made entirely by hand in their workshop in St. Tropez, France. They use their expertise and knowledge to preserve a uni
