Robert Green By Casper Balslev
Robert Green is the very first creative video that Casper Balslev ever created, it had very little coverage apart from a brief appearance on Danish television. Casper recently released it onto the net for us all to view, Its pretty light hearted and fun so I thought Id bring it across for us all to
Pink Terror Hawking by Mike Barzman
This video by Mike Barzman called Pink Terror Hawking is all shot on a Phantom camera at 1800 frames per second. It’s an experimental super slo-mo project, featuring all sorts of destruction and mayhem. We get flame-throwers, firecrackers, and a crowbar wielding gentleman. Perfect to set
Signs Of Use By Andy Sawyer
Manchester based photographer Andy Sawyer brings us this documenting project providing us with a collection of images of everyday items that have been used to the point of visual wear and tear. These pieces give us an interesting alternative to the commercial pristine products we are daily presented
Peepshow x Adrian Johnson for Unicef
I’m a big fan of illustrator Adrian Johnson and i always hunt through the newest issues of Monocle hoping he might have made some more illustrations for an article. My eyes are alway drawn to this sort of style and I’m not sure why. I think it’s the overall simplicity. This video b
Illustrator Alex Varanese
Alex Varanese likes to deconstruct urban environments, rebuilding them in the form of cubes, tiles and other hacked apart elements. He wants to contrast realistic details with totally abstract arrangements, resulting in something both recognizable and surreal. This can include buildings, advertiseme
Black And White Freedrawings
Based in the Netherlands illustrative designer Jan Willem Wennekes who works in graphics and animation is intimately known by his clients as Zeptonn. Today he brings us one of his latest creations in which he has taken the role of publisher on a publication titled Black and White Freedrawrings. A un
LULU by Marc Da Cunha Lopes
French photographer Marc Da Cunha Lopes has created a series of imagery that really stand out, evoking emotion and oozing in style. Through the use of hand-made props and digital enhancement, Da Cunha Lopes’ work is consistently pushing boundaries. This collection called “LULU” is
A View Of My Fathers Garden By Mirko Faienza
Working in television Mirko Faienza has crafted his passion into skill to be able to bring us this very personal visual works, filmed in his fathers garden. Currently based in Bologna Italy Mirko’s career path is one that has meant he has been able to travel the globe, he sees it as a big resp
The State of the Internet
Although maybe not directly related to the subjects we cover, i suppose we are still on the internet, so its in some way relevant. This short animation guides us through some important and unimportant statistics regarding the big world wide web. It was designed and animation by JESS3.
By The Bridge From Salvador Pozo
Short fashion collection from established international fashion photographer Salvador Pozo, Originally born in the spanish capital Madrid Salvador crossed the borders in early 96 to pursue his dream in the Netherlands. His name is one that represents his passion for perfection he is well known in bo
Collection From Kate Macdowell
Im not a fan of the average job, I hate the idea that people are put into boxes of ability and skill, and no one is asked to test there imagination, to create an avenue to generate money to live from, that isn’t something generic. Kate Macdowell is someone I personally admire, and have a [&hel
Grindin by Nobody Beats The Drum
This animated video was created by a guy named Rogier van der Zwaag for the band Nobody Beats The Drum. The Band hails from Amsterdam, and Rogier being the visual producer for the band had the task of creating something for the song called Grindin. He used nothing but spray-painted wooden blocks and
