Photographer Frederick Book, with help from talented art directors and stylists, who spent up to a week pasting 100 laces into each headless mannequins,  has created for the French magazine Next-Up Shoes an inspiring and mind blowing project entitled “Lace Head” which appeared in the November 15th issue.  Take a look at some of his photographs! [ Continue Reading ]

If you’re anything like my boyfriend and are obsessed with wrestling, then you are going to love this Hulkamania video, courtesy of Keith Loutit! This awesome scrap between Hulk Holgan and Rick Flair was shot in Melbourne, Australian on a NIkon D3!  Check it out [ Continue Reading ]

It never ceases to amaze me what a person can do with a blog and an idea.  Take Noah Scalin for instance.  A guy who just one day decided because of his love for skulls that he was going to dedicate a blog to them.  And I’m just not talking about writing about skulls and how much he loves their smooth, placid shape, but actually creating them with his own two hands.  Yes, that’s right.  Mr. Scalin has taken his love for skulls and made them into internet art. [ Continue Reading ]

It’s official.  My love of all things puppies has been solidified by artist Robert Bradford!  Born in London, England and obtaining a B.A in painting at Ravensbourne College of Art in Kent and an M.A. in Film at the Royal College of Art, London, Bradford discovered his knack for creating sculptures out of odds and ends when he found a box of his children’s discarded toys in his studio. The toys themselves interest me in their own right as mini sculptures by unknown and uncredited artists. Mostly I use the toys abstractly as forms with which to build muscle bone or internal or external organs but all types of human pursuits can be referred to and represented through them – things loved or hated – things used and carried as tools etc etc.-Robert Bradford [ Continue Reading ]

If someone were to ever ask me if I wanted to see what a comet, in moving form, looked like, I would probably have to respectfully decline. Considering that the only images I have ever seen of a comet were in movies such as Armageddon or Deep Impact where parts of the Earth are either inevitably destroyed or the comet is depicted as an approaching Doomsday symbol, you could imagine my apprehension of actually wanting to experience the foreign notion of not the destructive powers of an astroid, but instead of the beauty.  I know, you’re thinking, why would I ever think something that could end civilization would be ever be beautiful?  David Spriggs has managed to change my mind ..
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Solo artist Gabriel Dishaw, from Carmel, Indiana, has taken his love for creating metal sculptures and transferred this skill to his second love…Nike’s. [ Continue Reading ]

London based Photographer Holger Pooten apparently was reading my autobiography when he was creating this amazing photo!  Represented by Horton-Stephens in the UK, Pooten uses his keen eye for detail and suspended animation to create eye-opening images such as this one.  Unlike your regular digital photography, these images have an almost tangible effect.  It is almost as if the photo, with its sharp edges and corners, appear as real life happening right if front of your eyes.  Take a look at these.. [ Continue Reading ]

French fashion photographer Bruno Dayan is not your average picture taker.  His perception of Art or likewise “Fashionable Art,” reeks of such palpable sexuality that, in turn, the viewer finds themselves locked in a battle of good and evil fought between their mind and well…you get the point.  Based in Paris and represented by Serlin Associates, a photographic management group located both in Paris and London, Dayan has not only associated his name with Quality and Sensuality, but as he has established himself as a Fashion Photographer, he has had the opportunity of working with exclusive clients such as Louis Vuitton, Moschino, Yves Saint Laurent, Max Factor, and Loreal. [ Continue Reading ]

A creation of fantastical porportions can be the only way to describe artist’s Ayala Serfaty glass interpretation of the essence of nature in its most abstract form. Along with photographer Albi Serafty, Ayala Serfaty created the studio Aqua Creations in 1992 which seeks to develop and produce furnishing and lighting items through an artistic approach. It is in the comfort of her studio, whose headquarters are located in Tel Aviv and, as a result of her studio’s success, a showroom that is located in New York,  that she has managed to create these almost underwater like glass reefs which evoke in its beholder a childish, awe-eyed amazement resulting in serenity and a peaceful deafness. [ Continue Reading ]