Tea Illustrations by Andrew Gorkovenko

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Russian artists are never easy at materials. The work of Moscow based graphic designer Andrew Gorkovenko is a proof, just take a look at his packaging design for TripTea that includes painstaking artwork made with dry tea. I even can't breathe looking at them.

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Women's Tales: It's Getting Late by Miu Miu

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"Over the last few months, Miu Miu has collaborated with a number of filmmakers to produce a series of short films in support of their Fall collection. The latest installment of their “Women’s Tales” series, the fourth is titled “It’s Getting Late”, and was shot by Iranian-American filmmaker Massy Tadjedin." "Starring Aubrey Plaza, Gemma Arterton, Patricia Clarkson and Rinko Kikuchi, the camera follows each as they wind down their working days, prepare for their evening, and make their way to the ending scene featuring a captivating performance by rising songstress Zola Jesus. With the beautiful translucent dusk of LA as a backdrop, Miu Miu’s stellar glasses, shoes, handbags, and ready to wear are on full display here."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1i2-g8EU-Gs&feature=player_embedded

Max Shuster

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"Max Shuster is a photographer & designer from Nashville TN, USA. He mainly works on psychedelic themes with installation mixing things you wouldn’t imagine combining. When a phone and an octopus meet, a keyboard and a disco ball, or even when some pills team up to create a bowl, you’ll find in his creations a quite original aesthetic" via Whitezine

Photography by Anna Pogossova

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Russian born, Australia raised photography artist Anna Pogossova explores the world of Still Life describing her works as "Pop Surrealism" by using different techniques."Employing unexpected juxtapositions and an element of surprise, examining the intrinsic link between traditional art and photography, Anna’s work above all else is part of a revolution in the world of photography." says Chloe Cooper from Pitch Magazine

Quote Illustrations by Evan Robertson

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New York-based graphic designer Evan Robertson takes the cleverest lines written by his favorite writers such as Oscar Wilde and Ernest Hemingway and turns them into brilliant literary posters. “I took little snippets of text and ideas from some of my favorite authors (with some notable exceptions that I’m saving), and let the words be a springboard for an illustration. The illustrations incorporate and interact with the text and hopefully add up to something that engages the mind as much as the eye.”

Evan has a plan to complete around 50 illustrations in a year. He has already completed 24, which you can see in his Etsy shop. via Demilked

Herring & Herring

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Herring & Herring is american studio is born in NYC from the meet up of Dimitri Scheblanov & Jesper Carlsen. The Russian-American & Danish-American artists are passionate about photography and fashion. Creating great images, they ended up working with big media and brands from around the world, including Vice, Zink, Surface Magazine & Gucci. via Whitezine

Denim Pavilion identity by Pavel Emelyanov

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I think we become addicted by identity works of Pavel Emelyanov and his büro "Eskimo". This time the luck came to unknown but brave Moscovian jeans store "Denim Pavilion" and they get this awesome set of branding as a reward for taking a good challenge with awesome designers.

America's Finest Timelapse

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"Considering San Diego as the finest city in the US, Kevin Andrew Falk entitled his new project America’s finest timelapse. From its urbanism to its street passing by its landscapes or its famous Zoo, you’ll get to see a whole new San Diego you’ll love. Discover it in HD in the article (Go Full Screen for better visualization) and head up to Kevin’s website for more." via Whitezine

http://vimeo.com/48502577