Kyiv-based photographer Anya Garienchick specialises in spatial and architectural photography while working for a lifestyle editorials shooting local bars and restaurants.
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A native Oregonian, Eva currently resides in LA. Her love of cooking can be credited to being raised in her parents' Greek deli which they owned and operated for over thirty years. There she learned that food can ignite excitement in even the most reserved individuals. When she is not developing recipes or shooting and styling in the field, she enjoys tending to her garden, curling up with a good book, and traveling. View her portfolio on www.evakosmasflores.com
Leading Russian food- photographer and stylist Tatiana Shkondina recreates famous paintings with edible products that we use at kitchen on daily basis. Each photo required a lot of research in material and post-production that was made by Alex Tivanov
Each year Designcollector Magazine reveals the cream of the top of creative industries. You can check the selection of Best Motion Design Projects featured on our blog later.Meanwhile enjoy the mashup of top motion pictures created by our friends from NORD Collective (Behance/Facebook). Full Video List
Read MoreBased out of Bogotá, Colombia, visual artist Marcello Castellani has an eye-catching style when it comes to portraits. Starting off by using traditional photography to capture his subject, he proceeds to add layers of digital paint using a variety of software to generate the desired result. via Scene360
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Few years ago we did a small review of Will's works, it's a time to revisit his "Art of Sweets" again. His work primarily features landscapes composed of sweets, often inhabited by human subjects. Will Cotton lives and works in New York City
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Channel One Russia commissioned lettering master Igor Mustaev to work on winter festive TV splashes that he did on chalkboard. View it on Behance
Channel One Russia team: Art director: Dmitry Likin Photographer: Sergey Kholmanov
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFh-uQkDZAc
Russian designers Maxim Ali and Constantin Bolimond created a small interactive lamp with cork plugs to control the amount of light coming out of a sphere. They called it Amstrong with no doubts linking the name with the Moon mission.
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Based in St. Petersburg, Russia, talented photographer Eduard Gordeev takes impressive rainy cityscapes. His captures look as if they were acrylic paintings. The reflections of city lights and all melting colors turn them into extraordinary pieces of art.
Erik Wernquist is a character animator and a Visual Effects and Graphical Artist living in Stockholm, Sweden. His latest short movie entitled Wanderers is simply mind-blowing. Based on real photos and map data, we traveled through space discovering our ambition of humanity expansion. Check out Erik’s work erikwernquist.com. http://vimeo.com/108650530
Shoot The Skies was a 2013 daily photo project to raise awareness and abolish Human Trafficking started by Tanner Wendell and lately published with crowd funding as a book
He called himself a weird artist we find him as a great illustrator working with a touch of 1930ss Van Beuren's and Fleischer Studios aesthetic, mixing it with a bit of erotism and other cases. Meet StPete based Pasha Bumazniy. View his works on Behance
We have covered the works of Emily Blincoe few times with the narrow view on her Arrangements series. This time we'd like to invite you and discover her lifestyle and portrait photography
Recently spotted in Kinfolk magazine the photography works of Peter Kragballe from Copenhagen that captivates with the warmth of unknown homes. His obsess to details on photos is beautiful and perfectly aligned to the whole set of pictures of each house
How awesome is that to bring a fresh idea and the meaning for boring things like veggies? Especially when it comes to playing with kids. The team at Le FabShop (Facebook) just released a series of 14 components you can download, print, and attach to your favorite vegetable, effectively transforming turnips into helicopters and eggplants into submarines. The free accessories are called Open Toys, and all 14 components can be downloaded here.
Philippines-based illustrator Kerby Rosanes has created a new stunning series of doodles and sketchbook illustrations
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Talented watercolour painter and philosopher from Brazil, Marcos Beccari has mesmerising portraits to share on Instagram
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Japanese architect Tsuyoshi Tane, together with Japanese watchmaker CITIZEN, has created an amazing piece of installation art that breathes magic and life into an otherwise mundane object. Their installation, called “LIGHT is TIME,” features 65,000 watch baseplates hung on black thread in a black room, making them look like shimmering golden raindrops.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emUXDop7k9s
Explore the decadent illustrations of Saint-Petersburg raised artist Nikita Kaun (Instagram). I'd like to have few of him on my loft once he rolls out full collection of prints
Creative directors Raul Mandru and Mihai Botarel, founders of Raul X Mihai, made the piece as an independent project. For their floating surfboard effect they used a special stand that allowed them to keep the original shadows. After each surfboard image, they shot a second photo of the street and removed the stand for the final cut.
http://vimeo.com/110802755