Terry Rodgers is an internationally recognized artist who has worked and lived in Massachusetts, Washington, DC, and Ohio. Read the rest of this entry »
This time we want to show you beautiful advertising posters for Francesco Marconi bags created by artist from Russua by nick LazyAnt. His creative concept and extremely high-qualitive photomanipulations will give you great feeling of the realness. You can be sure you won’t forget this ad! And it will be the highest compliment for the artist. Great job! Read the rest of this entry »
Emmanuel Giraud shoots Natalie Keyser and Sarah Elizabeth Vosper for the latest issue of Tangent Magazine. Read the rest of this entry »
While at the GRAMMY Museum for DigitalLA’s Crowd Source to Curation event last week ~ luckily before hopping on the panel, i had a chance to run around the museum ~ and one thing that couldn’t be missed in the lobby is Janis Joplin’s 1965 Porsche 356c Read the rest of this entry »
Alfred Eisenstaedt shoots the iconic Marilyn Monroe for an issue of Life Magazine, circa 1953. Read the rest of this entry »
Absolut Vodka selected New York based Stephen Powers and Tokyo’s Chiho Aoshima for an upcoming promotion entitled, “The Absolut Art of Sharing”. For this artistic marketing campaign, each artist contributed two designs to a series of four unique Absolut Vodka drink pitchers. Read the rest of this entry »
Academy award winning actress Charlize Theron is beautifully captured by photographer Dusan Reljin in the July 2010 issue of French Elle Read the rest of this entry »
Published in the August issue of Harper’s Bazaar Japan, no expense is too great for Ratricia Schmid’s (Surge Models) stay at a luxurious hotel where her escapades include being waited on hand and foot by servants and only wearing the best money can buy. Photographed by Yoshihito Sasaguchi, the demanding brunette dons over the top veils and gowns courtesy of fashion editor Mami Sekiya in On Top of the World. Read the rest of this entry »
Started working with typewriter in 1994 while living in Iowa, Jeremy Mayer make people and animals purely out of bits and pieces found from old typewriters. His sculptures is impressive and wonderful, and doesn’t associate with the steampunk aesthetic, as his own style demonstrates a look and medium unique to most. Read the rest of this entry »
Realistic paintings – Terry Rodgers
Awesome Advertising Posters from LazyAnt
Emmanuel Giraud @ Tangent Magazine
Exclusive Sofa and Lamp “Shining Peacock”
Bell & Ross Vintage Collection
Kanon Organic Vodka from the King of Sweden’s Distillery
Intreviewing Kimberly the Muse
Stone for indoor and outdoor serenity
Koenigsegg Agera
Tips For The Ritzy Lady