I first spotted Adam Ellison’s illustrative work when a fellow contributor posted a link to the FormFiftyFive website. Adam’s work is playful, bold and graphic. I like the juxtaposition of images above, as Adam explains: “I enjoy challenging and engaging the viewer using visual wit, producing conceptual ideas that communicate graphically.” Nice work indeed.
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Illustration by Adam Ellison
Posted in Illustration on Tuesday, November 30th, 2010
Relics by Cody Hamilton
I spotted these stylish images depicting 1980′s relics by Austin Texas based photographer Cody Hamilton earlier this week and have been meaning to post them since then. The items, usually colourful in appearance, have been stripped back and shot on a plain background giving them an almost ghostly feel.
As Hamilton explains: “Relics is a project playing off the idea that the white Greek statues that we see now were once bright, colorful and vibrant. I wanted to bring that idea to the most colorful and vibrant decade ever, the 80′s!” Great idea, nice work.
The images above are:
Atari 2600 joystick – 1982.
Motorola 8000x – 1983.
Ray-Ban Wayfarer – 1982.
Stay Puft Marshmallow Man – 1984.
I spotted these stylish images depicting 1980′s relics by Austin Texas based photographer Cody Hamilton earlier this week and have been meaning to post them since then. The items, usually colourful in appearance, have been stripped back and shot on a plain background giving them an almost ghostly feel.
As Hamilton explains: “Relics is a project playing off the idea that the white Greek statues that we see now were once bright, colorful and vibrant. I wanted to bring that idea to the most colorful and vibrant decade ever, the 80′s!” Great idea, nice work.
The images above are:
Atari 2600 joystick – 1982.
Motorola 8000x – 1983.
Ray-Ban Wayfarer – 1982.
Stay Puft Marshmallow Man – 1984.
Posted in Minimalism, Photography on Thursday, November 18th, 2010
Head shots by Andy Barter
I love these images taken by photographer Andy Barter. They offer a different view on the classic head-shot.
The heads are lit beautifully – the shine of the hair is highlighted and each head just appears out of the black.
I love these images taken by photographer Andy Barter. They offer a different view on the classic head-shot.
The heads are lit beautifully – the shine of the hair is highlighted and each head just appears out of the black.
Posted in Photography on Thursday, November 4th, 2010