A View Of Tapei From Salvo Severino
Animation and Visual effects artist Salvo Severino compiled this intimate series of production on his most recent short stay in the Tapei, When talking to him he told me that he is slowly being converted from an avid photographer into an inspired videographer. With the weather limiting him on his tr
New York by Robert Herman
Robert Herman has been photographing since 1978, mostly in and around New York. He captures all sorts of characters, sometimes posing, sometimes unaware of his presence, but all with their own story. The photos have this incredible vintage feel, using light and grain to his advantage. The diversity
Dreamoc Coca Cola Demo
Retailers have been having a tough time shifting products as of late, obviously with the recession and everything. But what’s seen in this video may change that, or at least get some heads turning. This box seen in the video below possesses the innate ability to “mix free-floating animat
Gravite by Renaud Hallee
I found this short film made by Renaud Hallee called Gravite or Gravity. We actually featured Renaud on the site a while back, he did a project called Sonar, which was a decompositions of instruments, cyclical movements and abstract shapes. You can view this below this snippet. Looks like he has tak
Holga By Ania Onopiuk
Small Bright and Vibrant photography collection created using aged and worn effect by Polish born and Amsterdam based Ania Onopiuk. Dream like and imaginative in creation this series of images is a diverse look to the regular halftone black and white image that Ania produces, I recommend taking a lo
The Music Room, New York by The Sartorialist
Scott Schuman shows off some good photography on his much famed site The Sartorialist. This series is called ‘The Music Room, New York’, which seems to give us a tour through a vintage house. I really like the paint peeling off the walls, the atmosphere, and also the youthfulness of the
Sklt By Marc Da Cunha Lopes
With Marc Da Cunha Lopes there seems to be a trend emerging, He creates another project and I create another post. His work is just too good right now not to be brought to our readers, he brings out of the box ideas into his shoots which just make you stop and appreciate the time […]
The Liberate Issue by Popshot Magazine
I got sent this beautiful magazine over the weekend called Popshot, a publication that focuses on poetry and illustration. A weird combination, which strangely works in a number of different ways. This issue, which is also shown in the pictures below, is titled ‘The Liberate’. They take
Paintings by Louis Aston Knight
I thought i would go back in history a bit today and look at some work by French-born American artist Louis Aston Knight. Louis was born in 1873, died in 1948, after many years of high notability. One of paintings, ‘The Afterglow’ was purchased by U.S President Warren G. Harding in 1922
The Violin Maker By Tom Faehrmann
The Camera people over at Arri thought what better way to test their cameras than to give it to someone that knows what their doing and let them play for a while. That someone was German director-producer Tom Faehrmann and he went around shooting this short well captured documenting piece of a local
Stanelli Super Circus by Luke Stephenson
Luke Stephenson is a London based photographer, graduating from Blackpool College in 2005, he has since been working freelance. His work has been presented and published in such magazines as Wallpaper, Dazed and Confused, The New York Times and Vice. Shown here is a project he recently did called St
Directors Cut From Joel Perez Irizarry
Joel Perez Irizarry Graduated from London Film School and with that in his locker he began to craft his own short films directing the likes of Sheepdog among many others. These competed with the best out there in international film festivals such as New york and Griffon international, Joel in fact w