Mesmerising retro fantastic scenes from this californian photographer reminds us Wes Anderson’s movies. Todd Baxters official website
Mesmerising retro fantastic scenes from this californian photographer reminds us Wes Anderson’s movies. Todd Baxters official website
With who would you like to take a picture, if you could go back in time? (via)
Corey Moranis is a Canadian artist and designer specializing in lucite jewelry. She favours lucite because its capacity for colour and light effects are playful and mesmerizing. She explores light refraction travelling through a serie of gels. (more)
Through the concept of chromatic eatsploration, this project explores a seven universe series of photography for Ovnew restaurant. A restaurant that explores food through an experiential sensory journey with a unique menu that crosses flavors from around different continents. The key words to follow to create this visual identity are Futurism, Primitive, Neurofood, Arabia, Asia, Amazonia & Europa. Each key word represents one of their food experiences in a conceptual direct personification.
The series encourages the spectator to sense a big bang of flavours through visual taste, human creation a aesthetic food concepts. (via)
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DA: Nouvelle Administration | Set design: Catherine White, Camille Barrantes | Photos: LM Chabot | Production: L’Eloi | Hair + MUA: Janick Sabourin | Retouche: Victoria Lord
World known slovak photographer Maria Svarbova made a series of minimal pool photos. See more here
In this series of self-portraits, English photographer Tom Butler presents his body, holding elegant poses that show only the top of his bald head. (see more of Butlers work)
Broken Heart. A series about fragility and a truncated love story using flowers in a symbolic way. Combining High Speed Photography with frozen flowers in liquid nitrogen. Liquid Nitrogen evaporates at -200 ºC and when immersing the flowers on it they become fragile as glass. Paloma used laser sensors to coordinate the exact moment when the flowers hit the surface and exploded to have perfect synchronization with the camera. (via)