Erika Sanada’s Fighting Spirit is a captivating blend of eerie charm and playful tension. Part of her larger project titled Odd Things, the series introduces pale, animal-like spirits locked in combative and competitive encounters. The result is unsettling yet strangely adorable, pulling viewers into a world that feels both innocent and intense.
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Mathias Lauridsen by Billy Kidd
Mathias Lauridsen channels rugged elegance in a western cowboy-themed editorial for WWD. Photographed by Billy Kidd, the series pairs classic cowboy elements like horses, chickens, and rope with high-fashion styling, creating a gritty yet stylish visual narrative.
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Joanna Newsom – Sapokanikan (Music Video)
The music video for Joanna Newsom’s new track Sapokanikan from Joanna’s LP/CASS/CD “Divers”, available on October 23, 2015 has been released and is directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. Follow the artist around New York City as she sings to you her song.
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Amanda Wellsh by Benny Horne
Amanda Wellsh commands attention in Vogue Australia’s September 2015 issue with a photo shoot that is all about volume, layers, and playful attitude. Photographed by Benny Horne, the editorial balances bold styling with elegance, making each frame feel dynamic and effortlessly chic.
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Dark Matter by artist Carly Janine Mazur
A series by illustrator Carly Janine Mazur titled Dark Matter where a portrait with leaking dark matter resembling branches flows from the subjects hair and eyes. See the series below: http://carlyjanine.com/home.html
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Tiger of Sweden F/W 2015-2016 Ad Campagin
Tiger of Sweden’s Fall/Winter 2015-2016 ad campaign is all about sleek sophistication and cinematic allure. Featuring popular male model Adrien Sahores, the campaign channels a dapper neo-noir aesthetic that feels modern, moody, and effortlessly stylish.
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Taxi Fabric, A New Form of Exhibiting Art
Based in Mumbai and created by founder Sanket Avlani. The Taxi Fabric project is a unique approach to exhibiting visual arts and providing exposure to young artists. The taxi seat covers are each different with separate stories and styles fitting the individual artist/designer. The high use of taxi’s in Mumbai almost guarantees the upcoming artists the proper observational attention needed.
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Rita Saunders by Léa Nielsen
Rita Saunders steps into a world where fashion meets illustration in the Fall/Winter 2015 issue of Dansk Magazine. Photographed by Léa Nielsen, the editorial places Rita in modern art-inspired surroundings, creating a playful and visually striking dialogue between model, clothing, and environment.
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How We Laugh on Facebook
Facebook collected information from a week in May to see how we laugh on Facebook. Collected from monitored comments, posts, etc. we have the main contenders broken up into graphs. The graph Facebook created says 15% of people include laughter in a post at least once a week. The most used laugh is “haha” with 51.4%, followed by emojis with 33.7%, following “hehe” with 12.7%. The least common is “lol”, which only makes up 1.9% of laugher online. See more sassy graphs on the Facebook blog.
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Amanda Murphy by Gregory Harris
Amanda Murphy takes center stage in Interview Magazine’s August 2015 issue, bringing moody, stylish energy to the editorial. Photographed by Gregory Harris, the series highlights the dramatic allure of Givenchy while exploring Amanda’s androgynous charisma.
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Kate Moss by Craig McDean (Throwback 2004)
Kate Moss lights up Another Magazine #6, Spring/Summer 2004, in a shoot that blends glamour with grit. Photographed by Craig McDean, she moves through furs, sequins, and flowing gowns that pop against a deliberately dilapidated Los Angeles backdrop.
