There is a new (maybe not super new because it has been a while since I popped in) issue of Newwork Magazine online for your viewing inspiration. I am increasingly impressed by the level of quality. There is always some fantastic stuff in there.
There is all manor of strange and interesting things happening in the portfolio of Adrian Merz. So many in fact, it’s kind of hard to put your finger on any one thing. Just go there and check it out.
Holy crapola does Dave Stewart have some absolutely amazing images in his photographic caché. There is some heavy download time involved with viewing his online portfolio, but he is a master behind the camera. Every image is a narrative and thoughtfully cast scene snipped from a complex story.
Strangely composed and highly sensual imagery captured by the lense of Julian Hibbard.
I redsicovered the strangely compelling graphic design layouts that looks classic but feel fresh from Markus Mrugalla today. I wrote of his work back in October but think he may have updated since I last dropped in.
Graphic Designer Seth Rieder has a relatively small but exciting body of work.
Bizarre but fascinating photo-manipulation from the ingenious mind of Nicole Tran Ba Vang elevating both a simple idea and imagery to the level of art.
Miika Saksi has done a little update with some new work and a new site. I absolutely love Saksi’s work. Love it and always have.
Photographer Christoph Morlinghaus’s pictures of churches have been making their way through the design and art blogs all last week, and it is easy to see why. I have always been fascinated by church architecture as one of my earliest memories from studying architecture in college was that the dream project as an architect was a church. Its always been a breeding ground for the architects artistic interpretation of spirituality in physical form.
Reno Ranger has captured some beautiful fashion photography shots.
“Carmen Freudenthal (photographer) and Elle Verhagen (stylist) have been working as a photographer/ creative team since 1989.
Their collaboration with fashion designers, performers and other artists results in a wide variety of work, which is, at the same time, always recognizable by a typical humoristic approach of daily life and an undeniable own style, using and abusing contemporary imagery and (photo)graphic techniques.”
Photographer Eugenio Recuenco is quite possibly one of my favorite photographers. He just keeps filling his portfolio with the most strange, amazing and colorful imagery. His work is just vivid. It jumps right out at you and I am continually inspired by his work.
I wrote of him around a year ago but since then there has been numerous new images added. All of which are worth a click.
Wow, an absolutely gorgeous photography project has been captured by photographer Steven Meisel for the January issue of Vogue Italia. All of the images are just raw and beautiful.
University of Brighton student, Christopher Smith has some work that kind of defies explanation in his book. He is studying illustration but there is something more going on there that is hard to put a finger on.
There are some really unusual images in the portfolio of photographer Charles Negre. They make you pause for a moment and wonder lifting you momentarily out of your surroundings and transporting you into a dream.
Dark grit offsets soft and supple beauty in the images captured by photographer Sophie Etchart.
Bright glowing neon colors light up the portfolio of photographer, video director & digital retoucher James Sutton. Sutton had a very successful 2007 with a nomination for the Adobe Design Achievement Awards. His videos have also recently graced the playlist of MTV. Does MTV still play music videos?
Beautiful, personal and inspiring imagery abounds in the artistic and fashion photography portfolio of Clayton Cubitt.
