“The Wilderness Downtown” is an interactive interpretation, created by Chris Milk, of Arcade Fire’s song “We Used To Wait” and was built entirely with the latest open web technologies, including HTML5 video, audio, and canvas. Start off by entering the street where you grew up and (…)
Designer and Illustrator Klas Herbert has, among other neat pieces of work, made this illustration(s) for Baltic Sea Position. (…)
Mother New York. “What do you call 20 sensory-overloaded minutes fashioned out of 60+ dancers, an original visual program created by Daft Punk’s light designers, a new pop symphony from one-half of N.A.S.A., and over 155 rooms of New York’s Standard Hotel? You could start with “Spectacular,” (…)
Kyle Scully is a Vancouver based photographer. His work, which follows his life, examines the peripheral corners of everyday rountine. He finds inspiration in the mundane through highlighting an unusual punchline or a passing moment of grace. (…)
Exactitudes. Rotterdam-based photographer Ari Versluis and profiler Ellie Uyttenbroek have worked together since October 1994. Inspired by a shared interest in the striking dress codes of various social groups, they have systematically documented numerous identities over the last 14 years. (…)
Claes K or ck/ck, whom is both photographer and graphic designer, really must have seen most of the cinematic surroundings and views all over America, judged by many of his photos in his Flickr stream. (…)
Illustrator John Borowicz, born in New Bedford, Massachusetts in 1968.
These, among many additional graphite illustrations, in a exhibition called “Sprawling Conglomerates” will be displayed at the Adam Baumgold Gallery, from June 17 through August 4. (…)
Straight outta James Jean’s Moleskin is where you’ll find great illustrative work. Check out additional work in his portfolio. (…)
Experimental fashion photographer Pierre Debusschere from Brussels, Belgium, is very playful when it comes to artistic lighting. (…)
Aimee Brodeur, currently residing in San Fransisco, shoots film.
Renata Raksha is an amazing young LA-based fashion photographer whose work has been infused with a strong sense of narrative and textures – secret getaways, furtive glances, mood defining shadows and light.
Kate’s philosophy that anything can be created from yarn as long as it is made with love, has been translated into several very successful exhibitions throughout the UK and USA, including a recent one at Liberty of London. (…)
Many of us already know Thomas Prior as a great photographer. Thomas recently posted a new series called Maho Beach, which you all should check out. Great as always. (…)
