Yearly Archives: 2012

Discovery of the concept and series of photographs “Kiss” by photographer Andy Barter. Many variations with shots from above and seen from above, of couples kissing. An artistic approach to this project to discover images in the future.

Dutch Most Architecture were commissioned by amsterdam company brandbase to design a temporary space for their new office location. the client wished to furnish the space with recycable material which gave the architects the idea to use pallets. The pallet...

The latest Pixar animated short La Luna, written and directed by Enrico Casarosa, is nothing short of a masterpiece. La Luna is the longest ever Pixar short at 7 minutes, and is featured at the beginning of Disney/Pixar’s Brave.There is a reason why this short has already...

The animals of the world exist for their own reasons. They were not made for humans. Award-winning photographer Tim Flach has spent years enquiring into the magic and mystery of the essential bond we have with animals. Now, in the...

Like a match made heaven, we can finally pair our iPhone with our favorite DSLR camera. Although we love snapping shots with the iDevice, the reality is we are still a long way off from ever replacing our DSLR companion....

There are more than 300 languages spoken in London, making it the most diverse place on earth, at least linguistically speaking. Between 2001 and 2005, photographer Richard Hooker visited various bus stops across London and shot film photographs of the...

Spatial design studio Overtreders W and architecture office Bureau SLA have finished the first 100% marktplaats building in the Netherlands. All building materials of which this coffee bar was made, are bought second hand on marktplaats.nl, the dutch eBay. Nevertheless,...

With one of our favorite holidays of the year being Halloween, we figured what better way to celebrate than to imagine the world in a post apocalyptic form seeing that’s where we seem to be headed according to pop culture....

Paris-based art director-turn-photographer Laurent Chéhère has created a series of whimsical photographs featuring buildings that appear to be flying.  Inspired by “Le Ballon Rouge”—a 1956 French children’s short film—the part-analog and part-digital images are rendered in the same muted post-war color palette...

Illustrator Ed Fairburn‘s Maps series turns road and subway maps into interesting canvases for his ink and pencil portraits. The artist utilizes the multicolored, patterned surface of each map to serve as an eye-catching attribute that echoes the complex textures found in...