We have reviewed the creative mixed media work of Brooklyn based Ina Jang, many times. Here is one of her latest, ‘Untitled,’ simple, yet very visual tonal series.
Olga Khokhlova, the enigmatic and beautiful dancer, never quite achieved fame or success as a ballerina; instead, she left the famed Russian dance company Ballet Russes upon falling in love with Pablo Picasso. Picasso of course, went on to find life long inspiration in the world famous dance company, and Olga, long gone but not [...]
When fashion and illustrations join forces, it’s a joy that’s indescribable, really. Our latest discovery, Greek-Cypriot illustrator Orestis Lazouras, has a great psychedelic point of view on fashion.
Yes, cassettes will always make us feel nostalgic about our youth.
Collages composed with neon, geometric and surrealistic pieces can describe Clark Goolsby’s mixed media works.
For one of the finer mixed media fashion editorials we have seen to date, fresh face Magda Laguinge does her best “Jokers Wild” for Vogue UK this past April 2012.
Krisztianna‘s write up comes off simply enough: “My name is Krisztianna, and I like to make art and stuff.” She describes her works as “Prints, Originals, and Kraftings”. These works, though, are much more intricate than they sound. Her
I just stumbled over the very graphic and colorful work of Danish multi-disciplinary arts and design studio Hvass & Hannibal. Since 2006, its founders, Nan Na Hvass & Sofie Hannibal have worked in close collaborative partnership with illustrative and conceptual design in a number of different fields for numerous clients in Europe, Asia and the [...]
Deeply inspired by pop art and especially Basquiat, street artist GREATeclectic blends the most abstractly familiar elements of life – love, envy, wealth, wrath, perception, desire, greed, necessity, lust, identity, indulgence, ideals, ego, morals, said bankruptcy, and fears – with
Vogue Hommes Japan #9 collaborated with French photographer Damien Blottière to create the “Gathering for Combat” editorial ft. model Kevin Flamme, Rodolphe Zanforlini & Tarik Lakehal. Damien Blottiere is known for his unique ‘cut and paste’ technique -demonstrated in this editorial. We have been obsessing over chaotic collage photography and think that Blottiere does a pretty [...]
Sander Wassink is an artist and designer who encourages us to reconsider our ideas of beauty and aesthetic value. How can we reconsider what is important and what is desirable to include notions of history, memory and the preservation of a past which is slipping away. Amid new construction, new production, and constant proliferation of [...]
During my recent trip to Berlin, I discovered the artwork of Jannis Markopoulos and really enjoyed his oil on canvas Cartoon Skull Mask series. In exclusivity he agreed on giving us the images of the series that I’m sure will go pretty viral.