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Sean Freeman: Sports Series
Sean Freeman recently collaborated with photographer, Iain Crawford on this new series of personal work. Removing each athlete from his/her game-time environment, Sean’s splash work adds dimension and amplifies the energy of each image.
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Pomme Chan: Patterns
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.
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James Day: Record Players
James Day put a contemporary spin on these vintage Bakelite record players in his new series of personal still life work. Using each cases’ lid as a backdrop, James explored an array of tones and textures, breathing new life into a near-extinct relic.
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Markus Wendler: PDN Photo Annual 2013
Markus Wendler was just awarded in the website category of PDN’s 2013 Photo Annual. In the year spent developing www.markuswendler.com, Markus put great emphasis on the layout, crafting a specific and accessible edit of his automotive and landscape images. The site, which launched at the end of 2012, was conceptualized by Markus and art director, Christian Toensmann, then ...
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TrujilloPaumier: Yo Como Te Recuerdo
Come join us tomorrow evening (5/9) from 6-9 PM at the opening reception of Yo Como Te Recuerdo; an exhibition of works by Joaquin Trujillo and Brian Paumier at the Christopher Henry Gallery in New York City. Culture-rich and loaded with stories about personal identity, the show will be up from May 9-June-23 and you won’t want to miss it! ...
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Dimitri Daniloff: Porcelain Dolls
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 ...
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Alex Trochut: g
The letter ‘g’ is brought to you today by type-guru Alex Trochut. The image was created for a group show held in Caracas, Venezuela called Simple Tipografica, exhibiting the work of 38 world-class lettering and type designers. L/L: What attracts you to the letter ‘g’? AT: I like her flow, curves, and friendly attitude. L/L: What is your favorite quality ...
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James Day: Pumps II
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. ...
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Nick Meek: Venice, California
“Venice, California. Home of the Zephyr skate team and formerly known as Dog Town– this is where skateboarding was born. Today, Venice has one of the best bowls in the world and one can regularly see big name skaters ripping up this pristine and beautiful bit of concrete.” -Nick Meek
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Pomme Chan: Scarves
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.
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Nick Meek: Swiss Alps
A new dreamy landscape by Nick Meek for his work-in-progress book project called “Alp.” The image was shot in the mighty northwest face of the Wetterhorn, standing 3693m high above Grindlewald in the Bernese Alps of Switzerland.
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James Day: Pumps
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.
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Pomme Chan: Design Taxi
Design Taxi recently shared some of Pomme Chan’s hand-lettered treasures from an ongoing personal project she’s been working on. Each piece of typography is illustrated on a vintage postcard or a torn out page from an old book accentuating Pomme’s homemade quality. Click here to see the post on Design Taxi.
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Peter Funch: Ritual de lo Habitual
Last August, Peter Funch travelled to Southern Germany to photograph the Summer Breeze heavy metal music festival in Dinkelsbühl. Below is a triptych Peter created using images shot from within the mosh pit. “Being in the mosh pit is special experience. At the more wild and intense concerts you will be part of what is ...
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James Day: Handbags
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.
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Pomme Chan: Oh My Love
A Valentine’s day piece from Pomme Chan to you. Cut paper by: Kanitta Meechubot
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Steve Wilson: Landscapes
Steve Wilson has been brewing up a new personal series of landscapes and below is a sampling of what’s to come. A completely new direction for Steve, these trippy scapes are inspired by folk music and David Hockney.
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Markus Wendler: Venice Recreation Center
Markus Wendler divides his time between Hamburg, Germany and his second home in Venice, CA. During one of Markus’ recent west coast visits, he woke up early to capture the Venice Recreation Center at sunrise.