Imagery From Ana Cabaleiro
We get a small collection of imagery all the way from Vigo in Spain today from Ana Cabaleiro, her photographs seem to be inspired by her urge to explore the outdoor world. I always think that photographers are inquisitive people, constantly looking to find new places and people to capture, making th
Rat’s Nest By Ghassan Naji
I stumbled across this project from digital designer Ghassan Naji and was pretty taken back at the shire quality of the piece, given it was created for his graduate year. Don’t get me wrong every year some amazing talents graduate, which go on to make some noise within their industry. Its just
A Taste of The Toast by Pixel Workers
Wow. Too good. This is an old piece of work by video production company Pixelworkers, but nevertheless, even though it’s old, it still deserves an amazing amount of credit. Plus since bikes seem to be popping up everywhere, why not throw another lot into the mix. These guys come out of texas a
Of San Francisco by Joshua Longbrake
Earlier this morning i stumbled across Joshua Longbrake, photographer and all round creative coming out of Seattle. This guy also writes on a blog of his own at thelongbrake.com, which is pretty awesome as well, he packs all the punches, funny, witty, and just generally cool. So check that out if yo
Imagery By K.Watson
K.Watson is a creative who can be found in Pittsburgh, America. The great vision she has is leading her into taking some imaginative and creative photography at the moment, I just had to share these stills with you all. Using a double exposure technique she creates these vivid pieces which can actua
Circular Haze By Milap Petigara
Milap Petigara brings an explosion of colour to our screens in the form of his latest visual project which is called Circular Haze. Filmed in Edmonton, Canada you might have guessed already that we are getting visuals of fireworks, before you write this piece of as a repeat of what you’ve seen
Parallel Parking by Yum Yum London
I usually restrict what we put up, depending on the views and how much it’s been showcased. We don’t want to present work that’s too mainstream or that’s had enough promotion already. What’s the point, i’m positive you don’t want the same things plastered al
Zeroing By Andrey Nepomnyaschev
Russian motion designer Andrey Nepomnyaschev presents this creative piece of animation with mysterious energy and atmosphere, the whole piece is constructed at quite a pace evolving and shifting shape in front of our eyes. I’ve personally not seen anything like what we have here for a long whi
Imagery From Ta
I uncovered some great lifestyle imagery this morning which I found really inspiring and refreshing, its just a shame that the creative involved doesn’t divulge too much about himself. Although in some respects this adds to collection because it increases the mystery of who is behind these gre
Snapshots by Justin Waldron
Justin Waldron is a photographer who’s split between working at both New York City and Japan (what a hard life, not ha). The travelling definitely shines through in his images and portfolio website, which houses most of Justin’s photography (well what’s for the public anyway). It w
Illustration & Imagery By Glasha Mandarinkina
Creative Glasha Mandarinkina produces this combination of illustrated pieces paired with photographed works which hold a personal insight in a small part of Glasha’s lifestyle. Each illustration has some connection with its paired image, like the morning tea and the quilt covers for example.
Buttonwood Farm By Jim Altieri
States based creative Jim Alrieri brings us this small visual working which has a charming summer running theme combined with a great location in Buttonwood Farm, Boston. The idea behind this piece is that all those involved with Carla Ten Eyck photography meet up once a year with their family membe
