Illustrator Noma Bar Showing at KK Outlet in London
Illustrator Noma Bar opened his new exhibition last night titled ‘Bitter Sweet’ at the KK Outlet in London’s Hoxton Square. His show runs until the 30th of April, you may recognise some of Noma’s work from his recently published book called Negative Space, but Bar has transfo
Selection Of Works From Pedro Antunes
I stumbled across this selection of works from portuguese based photographer on my most recent quest to find a gem amongst the internet jumble, Pedro Autunes ability to balance colour in his scenes drew me to his workings. From browsing through his online pieces Id have to say that his fashion inspi
Roman & Williams Feature by The Scout
Roman & Williams, the comprehensive design firm based in New York City, was founded in 1999 by Robin Standefer and Stephen Alesch. The Scout Magazine recently featured them on video, talking about the company and what makes them tick. More information and the video below. “It’s a sh
A London View From Guy Sargent
Based In Englands Capital self taught photographer Guy Sargent has produced this view of London which provides a different side and avoids the typical sightseeing spots, capturing the smaller subtle areas which are not fortunate enough to get as regular coverage. I was originally captured by the tra
The Book Collection by Paul Octavious
Photographer Paul Octavious from Chicago creates imaginative scenes using household objects and other everyday items. His work is very clever, using weird combinations that make you smile. Here we present The Book Collection which pretty much defies gravity, where he plays Jenga with literature, spe
Photographer Jonathan May
Some stunning photography by Jonathan May from Australia. A very rich portfolio which is composed of people, personal, and advertising imagery. He is recognised as one of Sydney’s most exciting emerging photographic talents, having the ability of taking a concept and telling a fascinating visu
New York Street Animals From Julian Hibbard
Thirty something London photographer Julian Hibbard brings us this unusual collection of images documenting coin operated rides on the streets of Manhattan. Julians enigmatic images reflect his interest in storytelling, memory, dreams, film and the altering eye of the camera. His photography has bee
Ekleipsis By Sam Chirnside
Graphical pleasing set of experimental halftones from Australian second year student Sam Chirnside, Its evident that he defiantly embraces a new age look in his works with these looking very much like something we would see in outer space. Sam holds his own online with him developing his own presenc
Animal Series by Robin Schwartz
Robin Schwartz shot a great series of photographs based on the relationship between her daughter Amelia and various animal friends. She lives in New Jersey and is an assistant professor in photography at William Paterson University. These pictures are adorable, her daughter Amelia must really love a
Illumination by Alex Schulz
Alex Schulz is an Illustrator, Graphic Designer and Photographer from Pforzheim, Germany. This is an illustration about Liev Schreiber’s screen adaption of “Everything is Illuminated” by Jonathan Safran Foer. It’s a stunning piece of art and incorporates a clock that spins at
Days With My Father By Philip Toledano
New York Based Photographer Philip Toledano brings us this very intimate and personal collection of images with/of his elderly father who struggled to cope with the death of Philip’s Mother who past four years ago. He explains that although his father didn’t have alzheimers, he very swif
Japan – The Strange Country by Kenichi
Kenchi Design created this informative short film, which is animated, about the Japan and how strange it is. They take different aspects of the culture and intertwine stats with imagery to create a picture of what it’s like over there in Japan. There is a Japanese version, but this one is from