The work of Philadelphia based photographer Cory Harrison Smith. His images, even though all very different in subject are quite coherent in style. Somehow they feel somewhere between 80’s snapshot documentary and contemporary photography. Difficult to describe but u catch my drift 🙂 Have a look on his portfolio as well for some...
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This series made exclusively for Another Fine Mess by Bruno Rodrigues represents some personal visual expressions and experimentations around typography, shapes and feelings. Archival Pigment Print 39.4 × 27.6 in (100 × 70 cm).
From time to time clients ask us where we get the images we use in our mock-ups. To be honest, they are just randomly snatched of the internet, and most often don’t have any clear licence or author. So last week we decided to start collecting images which our clients could use...
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Atto is a sans-serif typeface which was designed to be approachable, yet serious. It is intended for use in a multiplicity of functions ranging from body-copy to display. It is available in Light, Regular, Medium, Bold & Heavy (as well as obliques in all of the aforementioned weights). All weights...
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The latest edition of Agropornis Magazine is available now. In this 4th volume the magazine sets out to explore the relationship between the animal world and creativity, and comes with a multitude of interesting oerings. First and foremost an exclusive by aclaimed photographer William Wegman includes polaroids taken of his beloved dog Batty....
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Memories of the Cave puts the portrayal of cave paintings into a new context. They are simplified trough experimental drawings and presented as playful and light. Célestin Krier is an illustrator and graphic designer. He has studied at the Ecole nationale supérieure des beaux-arts de Lyon. In his works, he combines archaic illustrations...
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Bringing fire back into the public realm, Berlin-based artist and architect Valentina Karga introduces HOT STUFF in the http://medicines4all.com university city of Witten, Germany. Composed of two rocket stoves and a mass heater, the installation is the first of its kind to be built in a shared open space, offering...
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FASSADE PARADE is a collection of lost souls of modern aesthetics compiled by Tobias Faisst that stand in strong contrast to pixel-perfect designs and high-end photography. Foreword by Felipe Duque. The book appears as an artist edition in a strictly limited edition of 150 pieces. Photographs. Tobias Faisst is a...
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The work of London based artist Joshua Bareham. With no real order or curatorial structure his images could go all together, or could all be separate and seen as individual pieces. Beautiful textures, some crisp some grainy, some colour some black and white. Have a look at his website for more. The...
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After 9 years of work, Studio David Voss has finally created a website. And that deserves some attention. The studio has been working in the cultural field for some time now and is expanding its reach towards the academic field as well, trough workshops and teaching in various universities. A very...
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Portland based graphic designer Rafael Kfouri, currently working for Wieden+Kennedy Portland. Most of his work seems corporate but here are some anomalies found on his portfolio.
Lonneke van der Palen’s vivid photographs bear witness to her almost mathematical sense of colour and design. Meticulously arranged and controlled settings remind us of photographers like Cindy Sherman. Perfectly controlled scenes, like vanitas or movies stills, creating an alienating effect of common objects and persons. Very nice and diverse...
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Anton Synytsia is a Ukranian graphic designer and founder of Мораль (a techno party). His work is quite experimental and has, not by coincidence, a 90’s underground techno vibe to it. Usually black backgrounds well mixed with colour details and psy graphics, absolutely worth having a close look at these beauties.
Plus Mûrs is a graphic design and art direction studio based in Nantes, France. Their work is contemporary, elegant and aesthetic and moves between the cultural and fashion scene with little effort. Founded by Nassim Bouaza, Méric Chaperon and Vincent Labas. Next to their client based practise to also run a Tumblr blog...
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Another great tumblr catch! The work of Romanian graphic designer Bogdan Ceausescu. Just the perfect balance between geometry and chaos, grey and colour. Check out his tumblr for a bunch more exiting printed matter! My doctor offered me to take the painkiller called Buy Tramadol Online.
Some random projects from the portfolio of Fabian Bremer. Loads of very nice publications and printed patter, some solo others in collaboration with other designers (I did my best to credit correctly). His work seems to fit its content perfectly, nothing intrusive, but well balanced, natural looking lay-outs. Have look...
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Surfing on the fringes of the abstract and the figurative, Hadrien du Roy’s landscapes can be perceived as a mirror for escapism, urging the viewer to seek what is hidden behind the horizon. His sculptures are inspired by ancient tribal totems, representing the link between humans and the unknown or...
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Quest for Reality is a cinematic RPG (role-playing game) about computer and Internet addiction, based on real stories and events. The goal of this exploration video-game is to find a way back to Reality from within the depths of virtual world where you are lost. The beginning of the game...
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