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An odd coincidence that this is being posted the day Facebook goes public. Rob Sheridan designed the album art for the Social Network, and many other films you may have seen, and I’m pretty floored with how he went about it. He and Trent Reznor, one of the composers for the film, wanted to make…
The creative mind of children never ceases to amaze me. Add on a creative dad that can bring your imaginative ideas to life? Pretty amazing. Photographer Jason Lee didn’t want his ill mother to miss out on her grandchildren just because they were sick with colds all the time. So he started a blog so…
On one medium in one place, the Camera Co-Act is an ongoing collaboration of passionate creatives coming together to share their photographic talents. The Co-Act allows creatives to experiment and try new styles that may or may not be accepted by their current client field, creating a collection of inspirational photography that is unknowingly dynamic.…
I take a lot of self-portraits. Each piece tells something about my day, representing either a feeling, thought, or event relevant enough to inspire emotion, fueling my artistic voice. My photographs bear a surreal aesthetic, which comes from the dark, subconsciously controlled ‘corners’ of my mind. Although many of my photographs are staged, they still…
This commercial isn’t real, neither are society’s standards of beauty. Made by @JesseRosten.
A Lovely Tale, a Kickstarter project by Ariel Body, will be a photo book that imaginatively recreates the fairytale of childhood using a combination of photography and computer generated imagery. Ariel is less than $250 away from her goal, with 5 days left to go! Ariel reached her goal, congrats! The book will contain a…
Check out this beautiful print, Fourth of July #2, Independence Missouri by Mike Sinclair. Available at 20×200, the limited-edition prints are museum quality and come with a certificate of authenticity, numbered and signed by the artist. Seems like they’re going fast! Via Fast Co.Design
I first saw a cinemagraph while doing research for a project at work. They’re gorgeous. I couldn’t help searching for more and more of them. I’m hooked. After digging a little deeper into the genius behind the magic, I discovered Jamie Beck and her brilliant photography. She penned the cinemagraph’s start and transformed a common…
