A source of visual and aural inspiration.
. . . I will also be taking some time out as I take in the sights, sounds & mojito’s of the Adriatic Coast and The Garden Festival. Until then . . .
Emmanuel Romeuf has some nice varied work on show . . .
. . . Mads Berg’s illustrations make me very happy
. . . and Eli Horn is good at everything.
Anyone else got anything else planned for Summer?
You wont be hearing much from me over the next 9 days as I am on vacation, taking in the sights and sounds of Egypt. Have a great week, wherever you may be.
Photography by RJ Shaughnessy
Beautifully crafted branding and packaging featuring a fitting typographic twist, created by Takuh Satoh Design Office for Issey Miyake.
Warren Du Preez and Nick Thornton Jones run WN Studio, photo-based commercial artists. They have been featured in many high quality fashion and music magazines. I especially love their collaborative work with Patrick Wolf.
The ever talented Matthew Dent got in touch with us towards the end of last week with some nice updates to his growing pool of great illustrative work. Interestingly, it would appear that he was also involved in the latest Glug event.
Matt was last featured on Human Resources after he created this super illustration for us.
The latest short film by Terri Timely explores Synesthesia; a neurologically based phenomenon in which stimulation of one sensory or cognitive pathway leads to automatic, involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathway. A very visually interesting and surreal work.
Robert Longo achieved critical acclaim in the 1980s with Men in the Cities, a dynamic drawing series depicting modern businessmen in contorted positions, a commentary on our contemporary afflictions and anxieties. Since then he has gone on to create an incredible volume of consistently brilliant illustrative work.
The stunning photography of Bas Princen have a painterly quality to them. Also a trained architect, Princen sees the pictures as constructing rather than recording space. His method finds a tension between man and his environment, and sometimes a sense that the city and the landscape have merged.
Great piece on the Guardian showing how international newspapers reported the death of The King of Pop. Rio’s Extra being an execptional example above
Another update from the wonderful Spin. New printed paraphernalia for Whitechapel Gallery.
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