You can always find leisure like you can live your life to the full at your sophisticated home.
You can always find leisure like you can live your life to the full at your sophisticated home.
The Jet as Art, shot by photographer Jeffrey Milstein – “features large-scale images of airliners in flight, shot at the precise moment when the aircraft is overhead. This work combines passions for form, symmetry, color, and flight.
Sure she still has it – Victoria Beckham becomes the cover star of next months Turkish Vogue, photographed in black and white by the amazing Ellen Von Unwerth. Vogue’s magazine brand extension, never ceases to amaze, hats off to Ellen, great work.
In July 2010, the Indian government presented the first symbol for the Indian rupee, designed by D Udaya Kumar and selected from thousands of submissions responding to an open call for entries. The Ashwini Deshpande, presents her take on the submission process, the new symbol and how it represents this diverse nation.
Wonderful inspiring piece of work…
Over 60.000 pictures shot, developed 9.600 prints and shot over 1.800 pictures again. Apparently with no post production.
We enjoy meeting new and fresh talented designers, however consistently in the Middle East we met designers, freelancers, whose laptop messenger bags are brimmed with publications of (logo) identity design, superbrands or in reality super-blands at times.
This is a fabulous piece of work Translocation which is a unique project by photographer George Logan, which sees African wildlife relocated into less predictable settings… We adore the fact that its Scottish landscapes.
Sofia Sanchez and Mauro Mogiello are producing an eclectic mix of colouful and surreal potraits and fashion photographs, as Sophia Mauro.
Coinciding with the 97th Tour de France’s snaking journey across French mountains and vineyards, Paul Smith has again opened up his ‘art wall’ to cycling-inspired art. Last year he hosted a collection of photos from Rouleur magazine at his Heathrow Terminal 5 boutique; this year it’s the turn of London artist and cyclist James Straffon, curator of the online NÖ Gallery.