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Typography Tuesday: Gomez by Sean Freeman
Sean Freeman collaborated with photographer Iain Crawford to create the cover and package design for Gomez’s new album ‘Whatever’s On Your Mind’. The album will be out in June, the single ‘Options’ is available for download now on the Gomez site. You can see more of Sean Freeman’s work on the Levine/Leavitt site.
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Landscape Monday: Northern Germany shot by Markus Wendler
Personal work by Markus Wendler, these two gorgeous landscapes were taken in the most northern part of Germany, Schleswig Holstein. Situated between the Baltic and North Seas, the winter weather in northern Germany brings days that Markus describes as ‘Bad, bad bad, completely overcast, foggy, dark and cold’. These images were taken at around 2:00 ...
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New Editorial Work by Laziz Hamani
This lovely set of images was shot by Laziz Hamani in Paris for the current issue of Rosebuzz Magazine. A master of light and inspired by dicscovering beauty and richness in life, Laziz is trusted by the likes of Harry Winston, Chanel, Cartier, Swarovski and Dior to shoot their ad campaigns and document their most ...
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From the Archive: Willie Nelson shot by Danny Clinch
Photographer/filmmaker Danny Clinch has been blessed with many opportunities to work with the great singer/songwriter Willie Nelson. This selection of images from the archive show some of the more intimate moments Danny has captured over the years.
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New Eddie Vedder album shot by Danny Clinch
Danny Clinch and Eddie Vedder team up again, this time in Oahu, Hawaii to shoot both photos and film in support of Vedder’s new solo album ‘Ukelele Songs’. The album will be released Tuesday May 31st, with a month long US tour starting on June 15th. The single ‘Longing to Belong’ is available today for ...
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T Magazine shot by Trujillo/Paumier
New York Times T Magazine commissioned Trujillo/Paumier to shoot the remote fishing villages of Newfoundland, Canada and the wild Atlantic salmon that are abundant in its surrounding waters. We caught up with Brian Paumier for a few words about his experience spending time with the fishermen that reside in such a remote part of the ...
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Peter Funch’s Babel Tales book launch at Invisible Exports
On Tuesday March 29th, from 7 to 9 PM, Invisible Exports in NYC will be hosting a book launch and exhibition of Peter Funch’s Babel Tales. Join Peter and the team from Levine/Leavitt for this special display of Mr. Funch’s renowned body of work. The book is for sale, signed and numbered editions, for $120 ...
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Creative Review cover by Alex Trochut
Alex Trochut created this piece for the cover of Creative Review’s current issue on the top 20 logos of all time. Inspired by the winning logo for WoolMark by Franco Gignani and optical art, this is an iconic nod to an iconic emblem, in the classic Trochut style. You can see more of Alex Trochut’s ...
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Landscape Mondays: Ilulissat Icefjord shot by Markus Wendler
These gorgeous images were taken by Markus Wendler at the Ilulissat Icefjord in Greenland. This fjord was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004 and is one of Greenland’s most popular tourist destinations. You can see more of Markus Wendler’s work on the Levine/Leavitt site.
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From the Archive: Phish shot by Danny Clinch
For over 17 years, photographer/filmmaker Danny Clinch has been documenting the great American rock/jam band Phish. The body of work accumulated is spectacular, giving a backstage pass into the lives of the band and a true taste of Phish culture. Here are a few classics from Danny’s archive: You can see more of Danny’s work ...
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Personal work by Nick Meek: Jacked, Ana Dablam and Shankar Hotel
Nick Meek is actively updating his blog with a nice array of personal work from his travels and adventures. Nick is an avid climber and lover of the great outdoors, which translates beautifully through his photography. You can learn more about the photos below by going to Nick’s blog, www.makegoodtime.net. You can see more of ...
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Wired Magazine shot by James Day
These images were shot by James Day for Wired Magazine at BAE systems headquarters in the UK. They make these helmets for the Eurofighter and attack helicopters. They allow the wearer to target enemies by just looking at them to get a missile lock. It creates a 360 degree virtual reality for the pilots so ...
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Louisiana Fairytale: Posters by Adam Larson, Film by Danny Clinch
Photographer/filmmaker Danny Clinch worked with designer Adam Larson of Adam & Co. on this series of posters to promote Danny’s film ‘Live at Preservation Hall: Louisiana Fairytale”. The film will be screened at SXSW on Thursday, March 17, at 2:30 p.m. at the Paramount Theater. For fifty years the Preservation Hall Jazz Band has played ...
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Typography Tuesday: The Flaming Lips by Adam Larson
Created by designer/illustrator/art director Adam Larson, this gig poster was a gift to the Flaming Lips from Another Planet Entertainment. The type was formed out of small vintage Christmas ornaments. You can see more of Adam’s work on the Levine/Leavitt site.
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Typography Tuesday: James Cracknell Trilogy by Sean Freeman
Another great use of type from artist Sean Freeman. Commissioned by Discovery Channel, Sean created this ad for the upcoming trilogy on James Cracknell, a British rowing champion, adventurer, and double Olympic gold medalist. James Cracknell is unstoppable. The team at Discovery were hoping to take the mantra “NOT” and treat it in a visual ...
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Landscape Monday: Iceland shot by Markus Wendler
Glorious Iceland shot by photographer Markus Wendler for Squint Magazine. You can see more of Markus’s work on the Levine/Leavitt site.
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From the Archive:Blues musicians shot by Danny Clinch
Danny Clinch has been blessed with opportunities over the years to shoot many of the great bluesmen of our time. This b&w collection of images reflects Danny’s passion for photography combined with his deep love for blues music. You can see more of Danny Clinch’s work on the Levine/Leavitt site.
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Personal work by photographer Nick Meek, the Chevelle SS 396
The Chevelle SS 396, shot by Nick Meek on a recent trip to the west coast. You can see more of Nick Meek’s work on the Levine/Leavitt site.