Pet Problems
By Gloria Marigo “I was born in Lecco in 1988. I started taking pictures in 2009 and I shoot mostly in analog. For several years I worked mainly on fashion editorials. After a few years of a photographic break, I come back with this project “Pet Problems”, in which I tried to capture through instant film […]
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Emily Malice
As Emily Malice’s amazing tattoo designs are taking over social media, we talked to her to find out how she incorporated quantum physics, anatomy, and botany into her trademark style, and on how her new clothing line will make you feel both cute and filthy. How did you first get into tattooing? What was the […]
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POP-SURREALISTIC WORLD
Jay Cabalu is a Filipino-Canadian hand-cut collage artist based in Vancouver, BC. Through comics and magazines, Jay creates his own expression of the world in a pop-surrealistic tone. The collage artists work is filled with colorful and complicated stories often shaping self-portraits. How did you get interested in the art of collage? After my family […]
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CONTEMPORARY WARRIOR
Duy Nguyen aka Vitaboy is a photographer from Norway. In his recent editorial collaborating with his stylist friend Hannah in Oslo featuring some local up and coming Norwegian designers, as well as some vintage pieces he explores what a contemporary female warrior would wear in the modern age. Photography: Vitaboy http://www.vitaboy.net http://www.instagram.com/vitaboy Fashion: Hannah Hansen http://www.instagram.com/Honeyohansen Hair […]
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DO NOT FEED ALLIGATORS
By David Shama David Shama released his first photography book just a few months ago. “Do Not Feed Alligators” published by Damiani, is a book of 136 pages filled with wonderful analog shots of the well known and talented photographer. In his book, he is documenting his road trips in the South (US) taken from […]
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A METAPHOR FOR YOUTH AND FREEDOM
David Shama is a Swiss analog photographer living in New York. His photography’s trademark is that of authenticity and intimacy. His work is best described as documenting pieces of life in a cinematic narrative style. David has just released his first photography book titled “Do Not Feed Alligators” which is filled with original stills of his […]
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STRANGER LOVE
By Marcus Riggs “The things that happen in the dark, will soon come to light, in the sound of the night.” Photographer: Marcus Riggs https://www.instagram.com/marcusriggs/ marcusriggs.com Band: Paul Jacobs https://open.spotify.com/artist/3Om4E4aDBrVJxiBjAnAhO2 Band Members: Alan Mctavis https://www.instagram.com/aaa.lll.aaa.nnn/ Jacob Oleary https://www.instagram.com/jacob_o_leary/ Paul Jacobs https://www.instagram.com/heyimpauljacobs/ Eddie Phouth https://www.instagram.com/ed_phouth/ Peter Baylis https://www.instagram.com/repeatinghello/ Meagan Callen https://www.instagram.com/ratttsalad/ Model: Iannis Ctelin https://www.instagram.com/ctelin/ Model […]
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FIELD OF VISION
By Jesse Heath LOOK 1: Fleece Jacket: GMBH Fleece Track Pants: GMBH TShirt: Acne Studios Boots: Dior Homme LOOK 2: Hoodie: Carhartt WIP Track Pants: Acne Studios Oversized Puffer Jacket: Napa by Martine Rose Boots: Dior Homme LOOK 3: White Turtleneck: CALVIN KLEIN 205W39NYC Track Jacket: MISBHV Track Shorts: MISBHV Shoes: Nike x A-COLD-WALL* LOOK 4: Black Windbreaker: Nike x Fear of […]
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GWEN
BY NATALYA NOVA Natalya Nova, is a Russian artist from New York. She talked to us about her small project with Gwen who is a trans woman. “In 2011 I was studying at the International Center of Photography. The subject of our yearbook was Dream. A friend of mine introduced me to Gwenviere, or Gwen, […]
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URBAN MONSTERS
By GILI LEVINSON “I took the idea of the need to be special in a society that’s always changing. I made the mask in the search to find something that can hide our true faces and emotions but still will make you stand out. The desire for nonconventional activity within a difficult framework motivate me […]
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ICONOGRAPHIC STYLE
René Habermacher, born in 1969 in Switzerland, started off at age 15 as an illustrator, and soon after received the 1992 “Vogue Sotheby’s Cecil Beaton Award.” His drawing style evolved towards a photorealistic approach, for which he received numerous distinctions. His newly developed “iconographic style,” a synthetic hybrid between photography and illustration, formed the centerpiece […]
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I DON’T “PICK” THEM.
Daniel Dehnert Daniel Dehnert is an LA based photographer working mostly with Polaroids and digital cameras. He uses his cameras to capture moments and express himself creating vibrant, powerful imagery. All shapes, cultures, genders are of interest to him provided he can connect to his subject through good conversation. Are you new to photography? Or […]
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