Snow Art by Simon Beck
February 4, 2013 By
Created by walking in the snow, artist Simon Beck creates mindblowingly intricate crop circle-esque works of art.
A Different Point of View
February 4, 2013 By
Ever wonder what rooms look like from the ceiling? Photographer Menno Aden had made it his duty to capture such from this familiar yet unexplored point of view. Enjoy these photos from his series, “Room Portraits”.
“Dawn” by Yu Yamauchi
November 28, 2012 By
A beautiful photo series entitled “Dawn” by Yu Yamauchi. “For almost five months straight—four years in a row—600 days, I lived in a hut near the summit of Mt. Fuji (10,000 feet above sea level). There, I photographed the dawn everyday from the same location”, comments Yamauchi.
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Matt Stevens’ MAX100 Project
October 8, 2012 By
Below are select images from Matt Stevens’ Max100 project. The book contains 100 interpretations of Nike’s AirMax 1 kicks which Matt considers to be the greatest sneaker of all time.
A Portrait of Biggie Made Out of Shredded Money
October 8, 2012 By
Illustrator Evan Wondolowski has made a series of portraits from shredded strips of U.S. Federal Reserve Notes. He then glues the paper bits to newspaper sheets. His attention to detail is mind blowing.
To view the rest of the portrait series, click here.
Pencil Artwork by T.S Abe
July 10, 2012 By
T.S Abe is a 22 year old artist based out of the UK. Her work is captivating, to say the very least; there is clear intention in every single pencil stroke. I am especially taken by her fine attention to detail and her ability to capture the human face so brilliantly. To view more of her work, click here.
Cameron Davis Photography
June 15, 2012 By
Cameron Davis is an absolutely brilliant photographer from Los Angeles, California whose work is nothing short of inspired. The manner in which he captures his subjects is genuinely beautiful. I love the naturalness of his work; none of the poses ever seem forced or contrived. To see more of his photography, check out his tumblr and to read an interview I did with him click here.
Illustrations by Liam Brazier
June 15, 2012 By
Geometric illustrations of superheros created by the dynamic Liam Brazier. Brazier uses Photoshop’s polygonal selection tool to create each shape in these pictures and then fills them in with color. To see more of this man’s incredible work, click here.
The Coiffure Project
May 19, 2012 By
The Coiffure Project is a brilliant portrait series created by Baltimore-based photographer Glenford Nunez which captures the boundless beauty and effortless elegance of natural hair. I love the idea of this series and I tip my hat to Mr. Nunez for capturing such amazing shots. To see more of the project and to follow its growth, click here.
Instagram Socialmatic Camera
May 10, 2012 By
An interesting concept from ADR Studio for a camera that integrates both the look of the Instagram icon into the design as well the functions of the Instagram application itself in a real life digital instant film camera. Would you buy it? Here are some of the features:
- 16 GB mass storage
- Wifi and Bluetooth
- 4:3 touchscreen
- 2 main lens, first for main capture, second for 3D filters, webcam applications and QR Code capturing
- Optical zoom
- Led Flash
- Internal printer to make your Instagram photos real
- Paper cartridge with Instagram Paper Sheets
- Dedicated 4 colors ink tanks
- InstaOs 1.0, which put together Facebook and Instagram App feature
These Are Not Photographs
April 29, 2012 By
“The hyperrealistic images [in this post] are, in fact, drawings made by Scotland-based artist Paul Cadden. Cadden’s incredible skill captures an intense vision even beyond the capabilities of photography. Whether drawing water droplets, billowing cigarette smoke or creating dusty forehead wrinkles, the artist carefully lingers over every detail. Through this act, his textures, subjects and scenes come to life, evoking an artistic intensity that arguably transcends that of an image captured in an instant by a camera. Cadden, who states on his website his goal to “intensify the normal,” creates a world where every detail is seen, realized and appreciated. We wish real life were a little more like this, don’t you?” -Source
Erykah Badu for Oyster Magazine
April 24, 2012 By
I recently came across these beautiful shots of my favorite singer, Erykah Badu, for Oyster Magazine. Nabil Elderkin, an extremely talented director/photographer, is responsible for these brilliant photos. I am especially taken by the first photo; the use of shadow & color is incredible. To read her interview in the magazine, click here.
The Little People Project
April 12, 2012 By
“The Little People Project, an awareness campaign sponsored by the Sexual Assault Response Center in Kennewick, will raise money for the prevention of child abuse. The project displays wooden figurines that represent the number of investigated child abuse cases from 2011. Each wooden figurine has a heart attached to it with the name of a sponsor who donated $10.” -Source
