Illustrations From Mario K.
Creative mind Mario manages his time as he switches between the two main locations he operates out of. Both being major European capitals in London and Berlin. The style of illustration he presents here is almost stepping into the realms of cartoon here, and for some reason I seem to pick up on an a
The Dead Photos by Tom Phillips
Creative force behind American agency, Exposure, Tom Phillips caught our eye with this long running series of work called The Dead Photos. This guy is amazingly well travelled, with the photographs spanning from 2006 onwards, in all sorts of different locations. The matter of the fact is, Tom is qui
One Day There Will Be A Place For Us By Tokyo22
Tokyo22 bring us a collection of imagery from Gilles et Dada which is for their new site project and site open for nostylebutgoodsence, as always with this group of creatives we get a bold and outstandish set of photography which is diverse and original. The clean two tone images we get here make up
Latest Illustration From Dmitriy Larin
Russian creative Dmitriy Larin brings us this small set of his latest illustrations which are both alarming and amusing at the same time, especially the first illustration featuring the pigeon and the pills, I can assure everyone that no animals were harmed in the making of these though. Id not actu
Shadows of Divine Things Teaser By Mark Lopez
Student Mark Lopez brings us this short teaser which is a statement of intent of what is to be expected from him in the near future. Currently based The Savannah College of A&D Mark has gained recognition for his past works with the likes of the 2008 World Gold BDA awards among various others,
Australian Butterflies by Jackson Eaton
I remember back in April i showcased some work by Jackson Eaton, photographer from Perth, Australia. That series was based on portraits, giving us an insight into each person, documenting them solely with one photo. His weird take on photography really grabbed my attention and made his name become f
Urban Imagery From Jonathan May
Australian creative Jonathan May recently took a visit to one of Russia’s most historic cities Novogorod and was lucky enough to find this great location in a small abandoned airfield. He went about documenting all that he could find, with one of the most prominent features in this small colle
Animation By Genevieve Farley-Tremblay
French student animator Genevieve Farley-Tremblay produced this charming little piece a short while back now but with so little views on this I thought Id bring it across and give it a little more coverage, as it deserves more. The animation is titled Rose and is actually all hand drawn before being
Latest Imagery From Garmonique
Russian creative who goes by the name of Garmonique is a machine, he just doesn’t stop bringing the world stunning imagery in his own obscure and stark styling. I was searching through the archives and I noticed that both myself and Mark have posted work from Stanislav Markov to use his actual
Illustration From Lukasz Polslad
Staying in Poland again for some more creative visual works and Lukasz Poslad brings us a set of illustration he recently created which is a collection of illustrations inspired by various photographers works. The set we see here features a digitally painted version of workings from WIodzimierz Wasy
Imagery By Maciej Leszczynski
Polish photographer Maciej Leszczynski caught my eye this morning as I traveled through the various portfolio sites we tend to use, these works he brings us today are set in two tone and are very vivid. His works have featured in publication in the past with several digital camera type magazines con
Storia D Amore by Kalle Gustafsson
Kalle Gustafsson is a Swedish born photographer who has worked for various clients, including Paul Smith, Monocle, Uniforms for the Dedicated and FILA. In fact, mostly brands we talk about on this site. He studied film in Sydney and then photography in Paris, going on to spend two years in Stockholm
