Elena Shumilova photography
Russian mother, architect and photographer Elena Shumilova takes magical pictures of her two kids with animals on her farm. Enjoy her photographs on Flickr or 500px accounts.
Alexei Bazdarev
Alexei Bazdarev is a Russian photographer who currently lives in Duseldorf, Germany. He is specialized in fashion, portrait and erotique photography. (NSFW)
Igor Sordokhonov
Originally from the deepest parts of Siberia, Igor Sordokhonov is based in Moscow, working as a freelance motion designer. Here we present his latest showreel and stills from commercial works he did for various clients. Some of you may know Igor for his contribution writing at Motiongrapher blog.
http://vimeo.com/84051846
Underwater photography by Robin Conway
London based photographer, Robin Conway has particular interest in underwater photography stems from becoming a water lover at an early age, through swimming at a local club, developing a keen interest in scuba diving and working as a lifeguard as well.
“By taking the model underwater I find the lens captures the model’s vulnerability and emotional resonances.” - Robin Conway
Installations by Sam Songailo
Artist Sam Songailo uses bright colors, straight lines, and bold, graphic shapes in his outdoor and indoor installations. Geometric repeating patterns span span floors, ceilings, and walls. Lighting plays a role in his work as it enhances color and gives the work a sense of space and a depth of field. Once the viewer is immersed in the space, all of the elements of Songailo’s work transports them to another place. via
Lucas Zimmermann
Awesome yet simple photographs of traffic lights in the fog near Weimar in Germany made by Lucas Zimmermann
Ceramic sculptures by Brett Kern
"Artist Brett Kern creates detailed ceramic objects that at first appear almost indistinguishable from inexpensive inflatable toys. Kern mimics the tell-tale wrinkles and forms of air-filled toys like dinosaurs, astronauts, balloons, and even whoopie cushions—all made from clay. You can see more work in his gallery, and he has several pieces available in his Etsy shop." via Colossal
Lisa Rouchet
Awesome portraiture photography from Lisa Rouchet based in Antwerp, Belgium
Bestiarium Calendar 2014 by Irina Vinnik
The leading Russian artist on Behance Network - Irina Vinnik, famous for her intricating drawings that certainly leave your mouth agape, has released the next calendar for 2014 (check 2011 and 2012). Calendar 2014 or simply "Bestiarium" is dedicated to various mythological creatures. In case you buy one it will work as a wall saviour for your house, adding more work just like "shield+1" to your mental strength. Order Bestiarium limited edition online.
PYE Store by Lesha Galkin
Talented StPete based designer Lesha Galkin from Dopludo was commissioned by "Pimp Your Eyes" eyewear store to create sales point at Moscow FLACON Design Factory. The idea came quickly - modular parts of a spaceship, worth to mention Lesha completed architectural university and Le Corbusier's Modulor is his midnight fellow. The interior was made up from 477 module pieces cut from a plywood, smart and light-weight choice for exhibitions. The results are posted below, don't forget to watch a video. http://www.behance.net/gallery/PYE-Store/12374703
http://vimeo.com/79806945
Alice Macarova
Beautiful animalistic and ornamental artworks made with ink pens and watercolour by StPete based illustrator and my university co-ed Alice Macarova. I personally admire Dali related prints pity Society6 still has no delivery to Russia.
Architectural Photography by Pavel Bendov
Pavel Bendov is a New York based photographer who grew up in Belarus and moved to United States in 2010. he is specialized in architecture, landscape, still life and product photography. He is also the founder of New York Explorer instagram blog. Urban Lines Project is his latest photo project about our modern architecture, the lines and shapes of our big cities.
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Rebecca Adams
Rebecca Adams is an artist based out of Providence, USA. Her paintings focus on black and white portraiture referencing stylized and graphic photography and film. I personally liked them all, view her artworks below
Martin Tremblay
"Fortune Cookies" is a photo series by Canadian photographer Martin Tremblay, in which he turns his subjects on their heads—literally. The project was commissioned by the fashion magazine Schön!
Paintings by Alec Huxley
Paintings of figures dressed in business attire wearing space helmets that alludes to some sort of narrative, while also combining the architecture of San Francisco with fantasy and film noir. That is Alec Huxley
It all began when I bought a Soviet space helmet on eBay. I was playing around with a bunch of space-themed work for my first show at D-Structure and painted two pieces in that style. Something in the cinematic and graphic look just clicked with me, so I started to explore it more.
Surreal Munich by Victor Enrich
"As part of his latest project NHDK, photographer Víctor Enrich challenged himself to digitally reconfigure the same building in Munich, Germany in 88 different configurations. The Barcelona-based artist is known for his warped and skewed interpretations of architecture in locations around the world including an extensive series of images shot in Tel Aviv." via Colossal. http://vimeo.com/81182837
Double Exposure shots by Francesco Paleari
With these photographs, Italian photographer Francesco Paleari want to show that the buildings of a city are instrumental in shaping the lives of people.
