Tom Corbett continues his collaboration with British Cosmo Fashion Director Shelly Vella to bring us eight fabulous pages of this summer’s must-have ensembles for the workplace.
“Most photographers maintain a crappy old blog where they post some “personal” pictures and talk about their creative slump. And then there’s Emily Nathan, who travels around the world to exotic locales, often with a team of producers, make-up artists, and models. She has a lot of talented friends who do the same. So why not make a really cool blog that makes you wish you were her, and use it as a subtle marketing piece of your enormous talent, which will continue to make you wish you were her?” That’s a quote from photography resource site Photo Shelter, who included Emily’s online magazine Tiny Atlas in a recent article titled “16 Things Hipsters Did To Improve The Internet.”
The New York Times wrote a comprehensive piece on performance artist Paul McCarthy called “The Demented Imagineer” that examines his body of work and provides insight into his latest project “White Snow,” a provocative reinterpretation of the classic fairy tale. For the article, NYT called on Stephen Wilkes to snap portraits of McCarthy and “White Snow’s” cast. The main photograph pictures the entire cast amongst the artificial shrubbery of the forest with McCarthy in the center of it all. The rest of the photographs are portraits of the dwarves who are all sporting curious outfits of underwear over tights paired with college sweatshirts.
Raymond Hom makes another appearance in Martha Stewart Living, this time in a recipes piece called “Spring Forward”. The story centers on how to create four easy and balanced dishes and includes Raymond’s enticing photographs of wild salmon, oats, watercress, and apricots. For breakfast, lunch, supper and dessert, Raymond Hom’s got you covered.
You are cordially invited to join Gary Baseman tonight in New York City for the unveiling of THE GUEST, a collaboration with the prestigious porcelain company Lladró. This one of a kind toy creation stands at 20 3/4″ high and reflects Gary’s pop macabre aesthetic. Tonight’s event will include a conversation with Surface Magazine Editor-in-Chief Dan Rubenstein followed by a reception.
A Photo Editor, the go-to website for the photography world, recently interviewed Mark Lund about how he got started, his inspirations, and what advice he has for other photographers. The interview comes as part of the series “Art Producers Speak” where Art Producers around the world anonymously submit photographers they respect and admire. Congratulations, Mark!
You can read the full interview here and check out more of Mark Lund’s work below.
Brian Doben and Elizabeth Arden team up to launch an interactive website for the beauty company’s new skin care line, Prevage. What made the project interesting was that it involved both photography and motion and because the website is interactive, there is a dynamic aspect to all images. The Prevage site includes images of the product, a time lapse of an apple, and before and after photographs of the models using UV light. Take it for a spin here.
Mike Piscitelli takes a page out of Neil Young’s songbook with ‘Cinnamon Girl”, a fashion story that appears in the April/May issue of Malibu Magazine.
Tom Corbett teamed up with Essence Magazine’s Rebecca Karamehmedovic and Rodney Trice to shoot six gorgeous pages of this season’s must have accessories. Our own Tara Marino styled the props for this dazzling shoot.
CGI studio Ars Thanea worked with Y&R Shanghai to create the latest key visual to launch the new blueberry water by Chinese beverage giant Mizone. For this launch, Poland-based studio created the visual using entirely CGI and illustration.
Michael Schnabel wins six awards at the One Eyeland Awards, picking up recognition for his architecture, advertising and landscape work. One Eyeland is a community of the finest photographers around the world and past winners have also been recognized in the Graphis Photography Annual, Communication Arts Photography Annual, National Geographic and Prix de la Photographie, Paris (Px3).
Emir Haveric recently photographed Mercedes-Benz’ new GLA Concept that debuted at the Shanghai Motor Show last week. He captures the compact SUV’s futuristic design and modern sleekness, legitimizing all the hype that’s built up around the car. The GLA Concept is expected to arrive sometime in 2015.
In the May “Travel America” issue of Bon Appetit, Matthew Hranek and chef Adam Perry Lang venture to the gin-clear rivers of the Teton Valley. It’s there that Matthew photographs Adam doing the two things he loves best – fly fishing and grilling.
Erwin Olaf’s long-time collaboration with Moooi has reached a pinnacle and recently the design house dedicated an entire exhibition to the photographer. Moooi’s Art Director Marcel Wanders and Erwin revealed their collaboration called ‘Unexpected Welcome’ last month that received press from prominent design sites/magazines likes Dezeen, designboom and yellowtrace. Interior design and photography intersect in this 1,700 square meter space that showcases furniture designs, art installations and images from several of Erwin’s photo series including ‘Berlin.’
American Illustration and American Photography recently announced their selections for 2013 featuring work from the world’s top image makers. John Hendrix, Tara McPherson (winning piece pictured above) and Yuko Shimizu were among the B&A illustrators selected for American Illustration 32. Works by photographers Jamie Chung, Nick & Chloe, Michael Turek and Stephen Wilkes were chosen to appear in American Photography 29.
