Pomme Chan recently released these bold new patterns for her collection of What If fashion apparel and interior decor. Each piece brimming with intricate detail, these designs are printed on a variety of fabrics, hand selected by Pomme and her team at What If.
For their fourth issue, Russian-based magazine, GARAGE, hired Craig & Karl to style and illustrate a series of four separate looks. They pulled pieces from some of Autumn/Winter’s best collections to re-dress GARAGE’s Aimee Mullins doll.
A treat from the archive, Porcelain Dolls is a series of personal work by Dimitri Daniloff which harnesses his mastery in linking objects and people. Below, Dimitri tells us about his concept and process while creating these high-fashion androids: “Each diptych presents a portrait and a still life which could be independent of each other ...
As part of their monthly contribution to The Culture Edit on Vogue.co.uk, Craig & Karl have illustrated Queen Bey as she embarks on latest tour, The Mrs. Carter Show. “In honour of Beyoncé’s upcoming world tour, we’ve taken her Marie Antoinette-inspired look into overdrive. Here, she reigns as queen of pop amidst a spectrum of refracting ...
Laziz Hamani is PDN‘s featured photographer for How I Got That Shot in the May 2013 issue. The article highlights Laziz’s assignment for Rosebuzz, a bi-monthly editorial publication based in France, where he was given “artistic freedom to do an eight-page spread creating an imaginative series using pieces of jewelry as the central focus.” The concept: ...
Marcel Christ directed this TV spot for de BijenKorf in cooperation with Selmore, an Amsterdam-based creative agency. Marcel’s meticulous eye for detail comes through in this commercial with his use of fine powders, thick liquids, and delicate materials.
Pomme Chan worked with British design house, Lazerian and their partners, James Cropper on the Gerald Project; a collaboration between 105 world-class image makers who have customized 120 different versions of Gerald the dog. Below are Pomme’s contributions to the project, both of which will be on view during New York Design Week at the Gerald ...
Danny Clinch collaborates with fashion designer April Johnson and cinematographer Nathan J. Haynes, producing an abstract piece for ALASDAIR featuring Aleksa Palladino & Devon Church from EXITMUSIC. View here: ALASDAIR by Danny Clinch ft. EXITMUSIC
Brosmind designed these fun tee-shirt graphics for Kidrobot‘s artists’ series. In celebration of the apparel release, our friends at Kidrobot took the opportunity to interview Juan and Alejandro about their illustration, inspiration, and vivid imaginations. Do the characters of your “Whats Inside” project represent you personally? What would we see if we opened you up? ...
We are excited to announce that Craig & Karl have joined the vogue.co.uk team as monthly contributors to The Culture Edit. Each month, they will create an exclusive illustration depicting key cultural news – whether related to film, art or music. First up is the Victoria and Albert’s David Bowie Is exhibition, which opened last week. “Our take on ...
James Day couples high-end fashion with still life photography in this new personal series of designer pumps. A collaboration with set designer, Gemma Tickle, James says, “I wanted to keep the graphic aesthetic that runs through all my work but try a different approach.” The series features heels designed by Giuseppe Zanotti, Pierre Hardy, Stella McCartney, and Nicolas Kirkwood. ...
Laziz Hamani recently shot these still lifes for the distinguished luxury watch brand, Roger Dubuis. The work can be seen in Roger Dubuis stores and were showcased at the SIHH in Geneva last January.
Inspired by her trip to the South of France, Pomme Chan will be launching these nautically patterned scarves in April 2013 on www.whatifweshop.com. Using bright pastels coupled with complimentary neutral tones, a What If scarf is the perfect piece to adorn yourself with this Spring.
James Day shot the backside of these sky high designer pumps for a new personal still life project. A selection of shoes by Charlotte Olympia, Michael Kors, and Louboutin, James has sent us straight up to high-heel heaven.
New work by Sacha Waldman for Nike’s Make It Count campaign featuring some of Africa’s star football players.
Pomme Chan put her feminine touch on the new Poparazzi snowboard by Arbor Collective. An underwater fantasy, Pomme’s seahorse illustration fits perfectly to the shape of the board giving it a personalized, hand-painted feel.
Each time Danny Clinch and John Varvatos collaborate on a campaign, they pull together the worlds of rock music and men’s fashion in perfect harmony. For the Spring/Summer 2013 collection, Jimmy Page and Gary Clark Jr. joined the lineage of evolved musicians to endorse the John Varvatos lifestyle.
James Day is getting us revved up for spring with this scrumptious new collection of still lifes. A collaboration with London-based set designer, Gemma Tickle, this personal series exhibits James’ sharp eye for composition, color, and style.