This, dear readers, is the mythical creature better known as the One-Handed Hoodied Chimaera. They’re known for their love of lipstick and extraordinary ability to be photogenic.
What’s that? You’ve never heard of them before? Well maybe you should brush up on your mythical creature education.
Grégoire Alexandre is a photographic poet. So says French fashion royalty Christian LaCroix. His fellow Francáis, Grégoire, creates sets that make for unique photos without the need for digital tinkering. His photos are fresh and have a lot to say
As artists, I think we all struggle with the tangled web that is inspiration and creation. What already exists, what needs to be put on the table, what is a little premature, and – most importantly – what will put bread on the table. Paul Ripke‘s photographs are vibrant, simple, and, most importantly commercially viable. Does that make up for [ Continue Reading ]
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This season in Paris, agencies such as One Management and Women have put together a new type of show card to display their models. [ Continue Reading ]
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You’re wrong, actually; paparazzi photos aren’t lame. Well, the present-day ones are, but let them sit around for 10 or 15 years and they start to look effortlessly cool. [ Continue Reading ]
The simplistic nature of this picture really makes these funkadelic shoes pop. You almost forget the model showing off these kickers is nude.
I’m now wishing we were in a time where a robot walks among us, making phone calls or leisurely pedaling his bicycle. I would not hesitate to introduce myself to him in the hopes that we would become fast friends. My ideal name for this robot would be Oscar. Don’t ask me why.
Wendell Levi Teodoro is Zeduce, an edgy photographer with truckloads of pop-culture appeal. His CV is hectic, and his portfolio is thick. If it exists in the artistic world, Zeduce has probably taken photos of it. His editorial “Omega Time” features model Charly @ Chadwick as a geometry-class super hero.
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Usually, the most challenging circumstances in our lives bring us the most rewarding outcomes. This is certainly the case for Australian photographer Stuart Gibson. [ Continue Reading ]
