Inside the Eames House
After much thought and deliberation I decided to do a small post on the Eames house, also known as Case Study House No. 8 since it was an experiment in American residential architecture sponsored by the Arts & Architecture magazine. They commissioned major architects of the day, such as Charles and
Mixed Imagery by Kimberly Wu
My favourite sort of photography doesn't necessarily have to be about composition or clarity but a lot of the time it's about the subject in the photograph and the natural lighting. I prefer it when the person taking the picture is inspired by what they're taking and is very careful about the aesthe
Further Film from the Movember Craft and Pride Series
Things seem pretty dry on the craftsmanship front so I’m going to head back to the craft and pride series to supplement the rest of today’s content. Created in aid of Movember, this year the Urchin Associates have visited various creative types with their film crew for a diverse range of storyte
Set of Imagery from Craig Spence
In the last few weeks I’ve had the tendency to revisit a lot of creatives work who we’ve featured in the past so I felt it was about time I introduced you to a new one. With this in mind photographer Craig Spence is heading into our archive today with this delightful set of self documenting imag
Further Imagery From Charlotte Bland
Charlotte Bland once again lifts the mood on this drizzly and disheartening day here in England with her photography which never fails to highlight the beauty in everyday life. I’m returning to her portfolio once again as I love the fact that her looks remind us all to see the brighter side of thi
In Our Nature by Takashi Homma
A slightly different twist to our usual content today, it’s quite rare that we focus on books per se but I still think it’s a prevalent part in both of our lives. I’m a book worm and tend to collect a lot of design orientated books that not only feature content for my brain to absorb and learn
Ceramics by Laura Carlin
Ceramics is a craft that seems to have gradually worked its way into our content on a regular basis over the past few months, we are big fans of subtle design and I think pottery is an obvious platform for this. Keeping things local this morning, we are visiting the work of London based creative Lau
Set of Imagery from Bas Princen
Since there’s been so much great film floating around recently we haven’t showcased too much photography, so when I stumbled across the captivating portfolio of Bas Princen this morning it made for quite a refreshing change. Bas is based in Rotterdam and is currently represented at the V
Photography by Jaime Beechum
Some fantastic imagery taken by San Francisco based photographer Jaime Beechum. This isn't the first that we've showcased work from an individual based in San Francisco. There seems to be a massive creative movement going on there at this moment in time, it's quite impressive to see the vast amount
Set of Portraits by Aaron Feaver
Aaron Feaver is a photographer we've come across previously and have enjoyed his work before, although now it seems as if he's grown into fashion photography a little more since I last viewed his portfolio. In the past he didn't seem to capture too many portraits which was a shame because viewing th
Interiors by Matthew Williams
New Zealand born but New York city based photographer Matthew Williams has been highlighting some fantastic homes and interiors over his freelancing career, working for clients such as Dwell Magazine, Living, Inside Out, Interior & Design, and many more. This has given him the opportunity to put his
Portraits by Adam Bordow
Simple yet beautiful portraits by Adam Bordow, a photographer based out of Santa Monica, California. His works are not only adventurous, as far as portraiture goes, but also wonderfully composed and really characteristic in their appearance. For example the above photograph of a lady named Adri from
