White Foam Factory

Short movie made by Alan Holly. Story about death and understanding of meaning of life.

Oriol Angrill Jordà’s series Blendscapes. I fell in love with his work at the first sight. At the second sight, when I visited his web trying to find more of his work, I was quite surprised because right at the beginning he says:

“I did not start like most of the artists I’ve met. As I’ve been listening, a majority of them had been enthusiastic about Art, almost since they were born, as a native desire to create or express themself. Unfortunately, it wasn’t like that to me. It was like a research of what I did better. I really had no interest in drawing or art culture. I completely unknew there were people living and working on Art. Despite my childish ignorance, I had already an easily skill to draw or rather that, a facillity to represent what I saw on paper.”

then he continues with rest of his “journey” towards the art so if you want to know more, visit his web.

His work can be mistaken for photo manipulation but the reverse is true. Mainly he uses watercolor, color pencils, graphite, chalk and acrylic. His trademark is also using the rainbow gradients which brings the viewer into next level of his art.

Tratti collection of ceramic tiles designed by Inga Sempé. French designer from Paris. She created this collection in collaboration with Italian Mutina, company focusing on ceramic products.

 Janja Prokić and her jewellery. Janja is from Belgrade, Serbia but she already lives in Czech Republic for 19 years now. She finished her studies at VŠUP (Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague) and she became well known because of her collection Lure which was inspired by nature and fairy tales. Janja was nominated for the Czech Grand Design award in category jeweler of the year because of Super Power collection. Mostly she uses silver, gold­plated silver, gold­plated brass, silk and pearls in organic forms which brings fragility into these jewels.

Yener Torun and his colorful capturing of Istanbul. He shows small interesting parts of architecture combined with people on his instagram (cimkedi) . He is not interested into architectural photography, he is focused more on showing emotions and human element in ancient city of Istanbul.

Chantelle Winnie - Perfection in imperfection

Fashion editor: Jo Jones Photographer: Mary Rozzi Make-up: Adam Breuchaud

World Press Photo 2014 winner - Mads Nissen from Denmark.

Jon and Alex - a gay couple from Russia during an intimate moment.Sexual minorities face discrimination and hate attacks not just in Russia but all over the world.

The power of the picture is incredible. Shows the real emotions between two persons.

Meet Peter Sedlacik - art director, designer and great photographer from Slovakia who is currently living in Australia. 

He became known thanks to his project Lens Between Us. It is photoblog where he and his girlfriend are taking pictures of each other at one place at the same time. project here: http://lensbetweenus.tumblr.com/

He also has his own studio Crea Crea which is focusing on branding and graphic design. http://creacreastudio.com/

We will probably hear a lot about him in the future.

Another chair at my wishlist.

Design comes from basque designer Jean Louis Iratzoki who created this chair for french furniture company Alki. Chair is made from combination of bioplastic material and wood so it is 100% biodegradable and recyclable.

I really love those simple lines.

Meet Luca Perrin. Young talent who is currently studying photography in Switzerland. Clear style even though Luca is only 17 years old. Simple lines and mainly tones of blue and gray. Focus on architecture detail but also on portrait and fashion photography. It will be very interesting to see how will Luca develop in next few years. 

Pantone and Color of the Year 2015 18-1438 Marsala. 

'100 prints' huge illustration serie from Gianmarco Magnani. Its divided into 25 series composed of 4 prints. Each serie has a theme. One of them is for rock band called 'Sixty Watts' - his own created band which doesn't really exist. This serie started another project. Gianmarco designed everything about this band - covers, instruments, posters,...

His work is about lines with no shades or depths but still he can show all different facets of body language with single silhouette.

He never shows complete body. He wants the viewer to imagine and complete idea in his mind.

Each illustration takes from one to two week of all day work but there are some which takes him more than month.

And what Gianmarco do when he run out of ideas?