Film and music fanatic who owns a fat hamster. My work consists of mixed media collages, painting, drawings, photography and film.
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Tuesday
Erick Chévez | behance.net/erickchevezr
Hi I'm Erick Chévez from San Salvador, El Salvador. I'm a multidisciplinary designer in progress, with a special love for illustration and photography. I'm inspired by philosophy (specially the words of Alan Watts), feelings, music and great movies. I try to improve with every project that I do. In the future, I would love to live in Japan for a while, as I love their culture and way of thinking and would love to be influenced by it. You can check out my work (and contact me) at behance.net/erickchevezr.
Hi I'm Erick Chévez from San Salvador, El Salvador. I'm a multidisciplinary designer in progress, with a special love for illustration and photography. I'm inspired by philosophy (specially the words of Alan Watts), feelings, music and great movies. I try to improve with every project that I do. In the future, I would love to live in Japan for a while, as I love their culture and way of thinking and would love to be influenced by it. You can check out my work (and contact me) at behance.net/erickchevezr.
Monday
Virginia Prostor | h20baby93.deviantart.com
My name is Virginia. I'm a self taught photographer and I've been doing it for about 5 years now. What started off as a hobby has turned into my passion. I love taking photos of just about anything, but my favorite thing to photograph is macro nature. I hope to one day travel the world and take photos on every continent.
My name is Virginia. I'm a self taught photographer and I've been doing it for about 5 years now. What started off as a hobby has turned into my passion. I love taking photos of just about anything, but my favorite thing to photograph is macro nature. I hope to one day travel the world and take photos on every continent.
Wednesday
Elaine de Vries | elainedevries.com
I'm a third year photography student at the University of Portsmouth. When I'm finished with my course, I'm moving to Australia to pursue my passion: to be a landscape photographer. My most recent project, called 7591 Miles, looks at motion blur images of landscapes taken on 5x4 large format film to convey my past. I've lived in three different countries and although it's been a difficult experience, it has also been fantastic opportunity.
Blog - elainedevries.blogspot.co.uk
I'm a third year photography student at the University of Portsmouth. When I'm finished with my course, I'm moving to Australia to pursue my passion: to be a landscape photographer. My most recent project, called 7591 Miles, looks at motion blur images of landscapes taken on 5x4 large format film to convey my past. I've lived in three different countries and although it's been a difficult experience, it has also been fantastic opportunity.
Blog - elainedevries.blogspot.co.uk
Loveness Li | cargocollective.com/loveness
My name is Loveness Li. I am a Jewellery and Accessories student at Middlesex University. I am originally from China, the incredible experience that I had in Uk for the last three years have been the major inspiration for my design works. I enjoy working with metals and combine it with different experimental materials, for example papers, ceramics, sweets etc.
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My name is Loveness Li. I am a Jewellery and Accessories student at Middlesex University. I am originally from China, the incredible experience that I had in Uk for the last three years have been the major inspiration for my design works. I enjoy working with metals and combine it with different experimental materials, for example papers, ceramics, sweets etc.
Thursday
Jess Procter | cargocollective.com/jessprocter
Hello, My name is Jess Procter and I'm currently studying illustration at The London Arts. My work consists of a blend of paper cutting and collage, I have recently fallen in love with making shadows and projection. You can see it in my latest project 'Electricity where I built a shadow light lamp which rotates to cast large shadows, I cut the city out of soft wood using a laser cutter and hand painted the light bulb to get the glow affect and the turn table I built using parts of a microwave, MDF wood, a motor, and an elastic band. Here are some stills and it in motion as well. My inspirations come from old books, fairy tales, nature, castles and finding interesting objects. I hope you enjoy my work, if you wish to see more please visit my website cargocollective.com/jessprocter or my tumblr jessprocter.tumblr.com
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Hello, My name is Jess Procter and I'm currently studying illustration at The London Arts. My work consists of a blend of paper cutting and collage, I have recently fallen in love with making shadows and projection. You can see it in my latest project 'Electricity where I built a shadow light lamp which rotates to cast large shadows, I cut the city out of soft wood using a laser cutter and hand painted the light bulb to get the glow affect and the turn table I built using parts of a microwave, MDF wood, a motor, and an elastic band. Here are some stills and it in motion as well. My inspirations come from old books, fairy tales, nature, castles and finding interesting objects. I hope you enjoy my work, if you wish to see more please visit my website cargocollective.com/jessprocter or my tumblr jessprocter.tumblr.com
Wednesday
Mariya Ustymenko | photoprojection.blogspot.co.uk
About the Artist: Mariya Ustymenko is a Ukrainian born visual artist who uses photography as her primary medium to create work ranging from live performance to installation and multimedia. She lives and works in Colchester, Essex, and is currently completing her PhD at the Department of Literature, Film, and Theatre Studies of the University of Essex.
Artist Statement: Private Places explores traditional representation of femininity as the notion confined by domestic space. The series comprises of traditionally processed film-based photographs which blur the line between fantasy and reality.
Project Background: I have started to develop this set last year when I was working on a site-specific commission for a theatre gallery aiming to produce work in response to Arthur Miller's play "A View from the Bridge." Drawing from the 1950s Hollywood iconography, I have made an attempt to create a show relating to the story of the play's protagonist, whose unrecognized emotions, triggered by the everyday domestic encounters with the subject of his forbidden desire, drive the play to its dramatic final. While working on the series, however, I have realized that for me as an artist coming from a cultural background in which emancipation in the sphere of work has brought little changes in the way women roles are viewed by the representatives of both genders, the work appears to playfully illustrate as well as subvert the portrayal of such archetypes as ‘angel in the house,’ ‘Daddy’s little girl,’ ‘mad woman’ and ‘femme fatale’, which still appear to prevail in the media discourse of contemporary advertising.
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About the Artist: Mariya Ustymenko is a Ukrainian born visual artist who uses photography as her primary medium to create work ranging from live performance to installation and multimedia. She lives and works in Colchester, Essex, and is currently completing her PhD at the Department of Literature, Film, and Theatre Studies of the University of Essex.
Artist Statement: Private Places explores traditional representation of femininity as the notion confined by domestic space. The series comprises of traditionally processed film-based photographs which blur the line between fantasy and reality.
Project Background: I have started to develop this set last year when I was working on a site-specific commission for a theatre gallery aiming to produce work in response to Arthur Miller's play "A View from the Bridge." Drawing from the 1950s Hollywood iconography, I have made an attempt to create a show relating to the story of the play's protagonist, whose unrecognized emotions, triggered by the everyday domestic encounters with the subject of his forbidden desire, drive the play to its dramatic final. While working on the series, however, I have realized that for me as an artist coming from a cultural background in which emancipation in the sphere of work has brought little changes in the way women roles are viewed by the representatives of both genders, the work appears to playfully illustrate as well as subvert the portrayal of such archetypes as ‘angel in the house,’ ‘Daddy’s little girl,’ ‘mad woman’ and ‘femme fatale’, which still appear to prevail in the media discourse of contemporary advertising.
Aithche Smyth | aithche.com
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A recent First Class Graduate in BA Hons Design, based in East London.
I am a bit of a creative all-rounder, skilled in Photography and Illustration, but have chosen to specialise in Graphic Design with a focus on Brand Identity/Logo design.
Whilst searching for that dream job and I have been doing some freelance design work and getting involved in as many creative projects as possible.
If your interested in my work please see aithche.com for more.
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Tuesday
Leah Durant
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Leah Durant is a recent fine art graduate based in Leeds. She uses her work to record the parts of every day life that are often overlooked as a reminder of how beautiful and valuable they actually are. She does this magnificently by producing unique, personal and picturesque pieces of art in a number of mediums including photography and film.
Be
Tell us more about your featured project?
My recent work entitled 'Be.' is a 35mm slide carousel projection of 80 images. What I hope to achieve within the photographic collection is to convey a sense of the great paradox at work throughout, in relation to the permanence of the images and the temporality of memory. The concrete nature of the subjects captured i.e. a building or a window frame, to the ephemeral snapshot of a reflection of light on water, provides a contrast that highlights both the fleeting character of time and the steadfastness of memory.
I have a great connection with poetry and I feel this also reflects into my work.
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leahjdurant.tumblr.com
Leah Durant is a recent fine art graduate based in Leeds. She uses her work to record the parts of every day life that are often overlooked as a reminder of how beautiful and valuable they actually are. She does this magnificently by producing unique, personal and picturesque pieces of art in a number of mediums including photography and film.
Be
Tell us more about your featured project?
My recent work entitled 'Be.' is a 35mm slide carousel projection of 80 images. What I hope to achieve within the photographic collection is to convey a sense of the great paradox at work throughout, in relation to the permanence of the images and the temporality of memory. The concrete nature of the subjects captured i.e. a building or a window frame, to the ephemeral snapshot of a reflection of light on water, provides a contrast that highlights both the fleeting character of time and the steadfastness of memory.
I have a great connection with poetry and I feel this also reflects into my work.
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Friday
Hengki Koentjoro
hengki24.deviantart.com
Hengki Koentjoro is an artist based in Indonesia, where he is a freelance videographer and editor after studying photography in California. He also expresses himself through black and white photography and has produced magnificent, distinguished pieces of work. Each of his photographs reveal a story and show deep yet mysterious emotions through its narrative. Wonderfully passionate and impressive pieces each and every time!
Arts Still Life
Tell us more about your featured projects?
I love Photography because this is the medium where I can express my self with freedom. B&W, in particular, gives me more flexibility for personal interpretation. It is rich in mysteries and evokes stronger emotion. I find B&W more suitable for my type of photograph. It’s easier for me to express my emotion in monochrome because B&W is more pliable and not restricted therefore more freedom.
I follow Michael Kenna because of his minimalism style. His photographs take You to a journey and contains deep emotion.He teaches me that less is more.
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hengki24.deviantart.com
Hengki Koentjoro is an artist based in Indonesia, where he is a freelance videographer and editor after studying photography in California. He also expresses himself through black and white photography and has produced magnificent, distinguished pieces of work. Each of his photographs reveal a story and show deep yet mysterious emotions through its narrative. Wonderfully passionate and impressive pieces each and every time!
Arts Still Life
I love Photography because this is the medium where I can express my self with freedom. B&W, in particular, gives me more flexibility for personal interpretation. It is rich in mysteries and evokes stronger emotion. I find B&W more suitable for my type of photograph. It’s easier for me to express my emotion in monochrome because B&W is more pliable and not restricted therefore more freedom.
I follow Michael Kenna because of his minimalism style. His photographs take You to a journey and contains deep emotion.He teaches me that less is more.
ImagineThat
Monday
Benoit Paille
benoitpaille.deviantart.com
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Benoit Paille is a photographer and art director currently based in Canada and travels the world for workshops and to exhibit artwork. He produces some absolutely extraordinary compositions, where he aims to reach out to each individual he features in his photos. His photographs are truly exquisite, beautiful and particularly unique! He shows masses of talent and character.
UnderNight Part 2
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benoitp.com
Benoit Paille is a photographer and art director currently based in Canada and travels the world for workshops and to exhibit artwork. He produces some absolutely extraordinary compositions, where he aims to reach out to each individual he features in his photos. His photographs are truly exquisite, beautiful and particularly unique! He shows masses of talent and character.
UnderNight Part 2
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Nik Young
behance.net/nikyoung
Nik Young is a recent graduate in graphic design and photography. He produces vibrant, playful compositions that encompass exciting and engaging narratives. His work shows an immense amount of skill and imagination, enabling his designs to be fresh, out of the ordinary and enticing.
Shoot Rewind Repeat
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behance.net/nikyoung
Nik Young is a recent graduate in graphic design and photography. He produces vibrant, playful compositions that encompass exciting and engaging narratives. His work shows an immense amount of skill and imagination, enabling his designs to be fresh, out of the ordinary and enticing.
Shoot Rewind Repeat
Tell us more about your featured project?
The project is based around the idea of unpredictability and chaos. The images were produced by shooting a roll of 120 film in a Lomo Holga, then rewinding the film, reloading it and shooting another set of images over the top. The hazy results are intended to represent those points in life when you cant quite pinpoint the actual time an event occurred, like if you are trying to figure out if something was a dream or not. This double exposure technique resulted in two photos of completely different and otherwise unrelated events being merged together, and this effect, coupled with the light leaks and colourful lens effects that result from shooting with a Holga, give them the chaotic dream-like feel that I was aiming for.ImagineThat
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