Ben Heine’s Pencil Vs Camera
Creative Ben Heine lives in Belgium and is a multi discipline artist who brings us this collection of imagery which is created using a technique which I haven’t seen used before and is pretty innovative and creative. Ben uses a combination of hand drawn artworks placed on top of a photographic
Collection Of Imagery From Tim Simmons
English creative Tim Simmons in one of my favourite photographers right now as he just seems to capture the world in such an eloquent light. His photographs are stripped down to the bare bones and still hold the ability to captivate the viewer. He does this by sticking to a clean and minimal aesthet
Weather Tests by Savas Ozay
A short film by Savas Ozay, a 26 year old designer and illustrator living in Istanbul. This self-initiated project involves animation, modelling and sound design, shot at 1920×1080. The piece of work shown below is titled ‘Weather Tests’ and is an attempt to exaggerate actions and p
Imagining The Future With Paul Ressel
Music Composer since 2004 Paul Ressel brings us this collection of creative drawings he crafted during his own time just for fun the concept is simple yet exciting, to imagine what the world will look like in the future. Having worked on pieces of music for films, television commercials and document
Animation From Miguel Jara
I found this short little animation which has been hand drawn and processed by Columbian creative artist Miguel Jara over at Vimeo, this been the latest in a long line of similar pieces that Miguel has been creating. Im pretty fond of what we have here its a real personal insight into the mind of [&
Nocturnos From Victoria Minana
Spanish creative mind Victoria Minana brings us this collection of experimental imagery which is titled Nocturnos and is shot entirely in the dark of night. We are presented with such a contrast of darkness and light here with the key aspects of each scene Victoria wanted to highlight being cast as
Oslo Looks From Alejandro Rojas
Based in Norway Creative Alejandro Rojas is naturally close to Oslo and its surrounding sights so it wasn’t surprising that he has brought us these great minimal set of photographic looks in and around Oslo. We see a very striped down set here with mild tones and local buildings taken from ben
Puffin Clouds by Paul Octavious
A while ago i posted up a piece on Paul Octavious and his Book Collection Series, it seemed to go down well with you guys. His creativeness really caught my eye, making me check his portfolio for new work more often. Each time though, i left feeling a bit disappointed as nothing new was placed [&hel
Illustrated Looks From Andrew Archer
Residing in Auckland, New Zealand Illustrator since 2007 Andrew Archer brings us this collection of selected workings which he has accumulated over the past couple of years. He’s quite opening to admitting that in his very early years he wasn’t much of an art enthusiast and his own conne
Tilt By Romain Laurent
Photographer Romain Laurent has been rewarded for being innovative over the years with an impressive client list and representations on international magazine Bransch. Today he brings us a photo series that not is immensely innovative and creative but also very puzzling for the viewer, I mean we all
Temple Of Ice II By Pierre
Around a month ago video creative Pierre released a piece called Temple Of Ice to the viewers over at Vimeo, at the time it wasn’t brought across as we had already filled the format for that day, but he has recently created a shorter edited version so here it is for us all to view. […]
End Of A Scarer By Chris O’Hara
This great animation from Chris O’Hara is a prime example of the problem that the internet has created and the hurdle that we collectively as creatives we have to get over. End Of A Scarer has been released on the internet coming up for a year now and has had what I would consider very [&helli
