Mezzetty

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Martin Donnelly is an art director and photographer born and living in England. Mezzetty is a photographic studio that was established in 1999 as a playground for experimentation. He has new updates in portfolio after our last visit.

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Vincent Fournier photography

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Beautiful stills from Vincent Fournier

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Studio Muti

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Studio Muti is Clinton Campbell and Miné Jonker. They are based in the beautiful city of Cape Town, South Africa. After spending over 4 years with local illustration pioneers Am I Collective, Miné and Clinton decided to team up and form Studio Muti. Together they combine their creative talents to provide illustration, typography and design both locally and abroad.

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Julia Galdo Photography

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Californian photographer Julia Galdo collaborates with her mate Cody Cloud and both represent JuCo collective.

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Julien Palmilha

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"Julien Palmilha is a photographer living in Lausanne, Switzerland. His series of work entitled “Silences” features women as the main subject, with fashion, sadomasochism, torture, silence and fetishism. He captures icy cold and futuristic imatery, like poetry and dreams playing on the verge of light and darkness...." via Juxtapoz

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King's Folly by Ivan Venkov

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“King’s Folly” an object by Slovakian artist and sculptor Ivan Venkov. Theme is polarity and statement – exploitation.

The composition polarizes the pure natural element, which resonates in black sculpt of the deer and the golden manifestation of allegorical cabinet, which aggregates elements of mundane ravishment.

Young Deer is landing on its front legs, whilst his body is drawn up in the motion of running, the body is cut in half and in the cut, a richly ornamented golden cabinet resides. The natural element presented in the deer does not fight the artificial parasitic presence of the golden cabinet. Its statement is infinite quietness.

Deer’s motion is eternal, the body is corrupted, but the principle carries the motion endlessly.

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Stephan Balleux

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Brussels based artist and illustrator Stephan Balleux exhibits online his artworks.

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Andrea Klarin photography

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Sorry, I am less descriptive this week cos of my vacations ;)

Fashion photographer Andrea Klarin

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Eduard Haiman

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Moscow based multidisciplinary designer and architect. Eduard is a researcher of interactive and parametric architecture. Works with architecture, interior design, graphic design, 3d animation, interactive and algorithmic installations.

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EAT! Design with Food!

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The “most delicious” design publication of 2012 celebrates design and art for, and from, what is edible. “EAT!” serves week by week inspiration in the form of delicious designs to whet your appetite; with 54 designers, artists and architects illuminating visual trends and special designs from the area of food, drink and nutrition.

The design calendar documents the exciting results of creative work which, in turn, influences food culture. Be it product, graphics or interior design, an architectural project or fine art. This collection of pieces tells us about contemporary projects and provides plenty of inspiration and ideas; with all sorts of culinary art installations and happenings, smart products, special food photography, brand design and graphics to do with food culture.

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Deers Tears by Dangerous Underdogs

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Dangerous Underdogs (Russian students that won D&AD this June) presented the DEERS' TEARS interactive installation at the MIGZ 2011 festival. Dealing with habitual objects we tend to overlook their direct influence on nature. The installation gives you an opportunity to feel an immediate response to our actions.

http://vimeo.com/29952317

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032 The Canadian Affair

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An audio-visual collaboration between "Antler Films"/"Departement" and "The Good The Bad". The Good The Bad were invited to score the soundtrack to this short experimental film directed by Thibaut Duverneix and produced by Sach Baylin-Stern.

via Changethethought

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Solo giveaway: A project management tool for the modern freelancer

Solo+Designcollector makes a giveway of five annual subscriptions

A project management tool for the modern freelancer.

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A lot of online tools seem to lack style and individuality. Formed in 2008, Thrive is a company which aims to stand out from the crowd with a vision of creating beautiful and user-friendly web and mobile applications.

Solo, which is Thrive’s first project to date, is an all-in-one project management tool for freelancers and is built on the ideal of combining great functionality and beautiful design.

Solo is a tool which is made by designers, for freelancers. Not only does this show in its design, which centers on the use of elegant typography, but also in its functionality. The app has a crisp and clean aesthetic, which helps to present data in a visual way, making it far easier to digest than scouring through complex spreadsheets.

It’s a great all-in-one tool covering project management, invoicing, timesheets/time tracking and other basic financial business stats. Because of its integrated nature, Solo makes projects so much easier to manage than other apps of its type. Solo does all of this with a visual swagger, with simple to understand graphs giving easy access to your business data.

Giveaway is over

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Victor Lyagushkin photography

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You might saw the photographs of two-time world champion in free diving Natalia Avseenko swimming in White Sea with white whales in minus 1.5C water. Speechless. Now we have discovered the photographer portfolio: Victor Lyagushkin - extremal underwater and cave photographer. Check his latest project dedicated to Orda Cave – the biggest underwater gypsum cave in the world, second in Eurasia and one of the biggest caves in the world regarding to volumes of its galleries. Again - speechless!

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Marianna Ignataki illustration

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Marianna Ignataki is a visual artist. Her work mostly consists of color pencil drawings on paper. She was born in Thessaloniki, Greece and studied Fine Arts at the Saint-Etienne Fine Art School in France.

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