RIP Little Italy by Adam Grabowski
Wow. I love this short video made by Adam Grabowski titled ‘RIP Little Italy’. Adam is currently a Design & Motion Graphics student at the School of Visual Arts, NYC. He has some great clips in his portfolio already, but this one really jumped out at me. The editing is spot on, and
Minoru Blvd’s Workspaces Interview with Mark Robinson
So after spending my whole weekend backing up and transferring files across to another server, I feel pretty proud that we’ve got the site up and running in such a short space of time. Considering we’ve had some serious upgrades, maybe not visually, but really tuning up the cogs that mak
Stills From Chourmo
I really don’t know too much about this creative, apart from the fact his name is Nico and he’s known as Chourmo online. You don’t need any background information about the Architect from Vicenza to see why his imagery has been brought across though, these looks are so fresh and al
At the Hour of Our Death From Mark & Angela Walley
Im coming through with quite a controversial piece here and i’m sure it will leave many of you split on opinion, this short visual working captured by filmmakers Mark and Angela Walley deals with the way we look at death, and the mark people leave on the world. I’m not sure I completely
Mixed Imagery by Tara Thayer
Some great photography by Tara Thayer, a mum who lives in Tarrytown, New York. I find her work very homely and warm, i think her family life definitely shines through in the photographs. Tara uses a mixed bag of cameras, ranging from a Polaroid Spectra to a K1000, I’ve even seen some hasselbla
Cold Springs by Dylan Isbell
A nice short by Dylan Isbell, a freelance Visual Journalist currently based in Brooklyn, New York. This piece was filmed in Cold Springs, which appears to be a train ride outside of NYC. Maybe one of you guys could clarify, but i pretty much guessed due to the video and its clips. It’s really
Imagery By Nathan Ward
States based creative Nathan Ward presents us with these captivating, atmospheric series of still images, capturing dark landscapes the photographer was able to bring in a moody feel to his work, providing something different from your average photo collection. Nathan began sharing his work with the
Imposition by Kirill Kuletski
This is a set of photography by Moscow born Kirill Kuletski, who now lives and works in London. He started off as a cameraman for various Russian TV Channels, after moving to the United Kingdom he then developed into working as a Web/Graphic Designer. Despite being very successful as a designer, his
Lake Tahoe By Daniel Chesnut
San Diego high school graduate Daniel Chesnut presents us with some stunning visuals taken on his recent family trip to Lake Tahoe, a large freshwater space based in the Sierra Nevada range of the United States. While spending time with his loved ones Daniel was able to relax and capture some stunni
Gastrotypographicalassemblage by Christian Carlsson
I found this video whilst browsing vimeo and thought it deserved a place up on the site. Christian Carlsson, based in London, directed this short film for Kemistry Gallery, who is celebrating the work of legendary designer Lou Dorfsman. Louis Dorfsman was a graphic designer who oversaw almost every
Stills By Mark Wickens
So we have already brought you one stunning set of photography but I never think you have enough great imagery, plus I think Mark Wickens is capturing a different type of photograph altogether. Originally from England Mark made the transition across to San Francisco, a place as most of you will alre
Bad Things That Could Happen By This Is It
I’ve not come across the This Is It collective before, but boy did they make an impression on both my mind and mood today, they bring us a short creative video which is very original, witty and comical. You have to take these guys seriously though, just look at the time and effort they took [&
