Photography for PS Magazin, by Attila Udvardi from Hungary. Styling by Annamária Madar, make-up by Ágnes Bukor and model Rosie.
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Photography by Attila Udvardi
Month: July 2017
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Photography by Andrea Gjestvang
These are the witnesses of the 2011 Norway attacks on Utøya by Anders Breivik. The One Day in History photo collection by Andrea Gjestvang show the survivors have rebuilt their lives.
Yōkai or literally “mysterious appearance” is the name given to any type of creature from Japanese folklore: demons, monsters, spirits, objects with life, magical animals, etc. Brazilian artist Heitor Seió Kimura brought them to life in this illustration project.
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Shelf by Postfossil
This shelf by named ‘The Shoes, Books and a Bike’, puts the wonder machine on a platform, frames the bicycle and gives it a deserved place of honour in the apartment. The stand itself is constructed of the simplest of materials such as fir, screws, steel and coconut fibre. By Thomas Walde from Postfossil.
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Digital art by Maria Grønlund
These are digital drawings developed primarily for aesthetics by Maria Grønlund from Denmark. Bright saturated primary and secondary colors create a fresh, life-affirming impression to energize the viewer.
Amsterdam based Part of a Bigger Plan made this animation for the new Rijksmuseum project Rijksstudio. The film includes 211 artworks from the museum’s online collection.
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Photography by Stefan Bleihauer
Lovely minimal photography series called ‘Amber’, by Stefan Bleihauer from Monchengladbach, Germany.
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Artwork by Overglow
A project by Overglow, designing ‘retrofuturistic artwork from 2086’, inspired by the cd-covers, typography and logo’s from the 80’s.
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Photography Gus Petro
This photography series ‘Merge’, by Gus Petro from Switzerland. In this project two opposite places are merged into one: New York City, where it seems everyone wants to live, and the Grand Canyon and Death Valley, which are unlivable.
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Identity by Plau
Identity design by Plau, from Rio de Janeiro, for Andaluz; an audio and video producion company. The identity is remarkable by its non-linearity, noise, monochrome images and use of Futura.