Jac Jagaciak By Greg Kadel for Vogue Germany June 2013


Greg Kadel photographs Polish model Jac wearing a revealing selection of swimsuits. Nicola Knels dresses Jac in swimwear from leading labels including American Apparel, Lanvin, and Jean Paul Gaultier by La Perla.
Red Snow

Sao Paulo, Brazil based photographer Valerio Trabanco teamed up with Bruna Sotilli (Model), Carlos Carrasco (Beauty), Drica Cruz (Styling), Felipe Tadeu(Concept), and created the gorgeous project Red Snow for Client Hilton Continue reading »
Acacio Santos
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Santos, Acácio José Almeida
Nascido a 29 de Julho de 1986. Desde cedo demonstrou interesse e aptidões pelas artes.
Licenciado em Artes Plásticas e Multimédia, pela Escola Superior de Educação de Viseu, onde adquiriu os conhecimentos adequados para o desenvolvimento de competências na área da concepção e produção artística aplicada à comunicação visual.
Tem o seu contributo artístico em algumas obras literárias já publicadas como: “ Histórias da Matemática” (2009); As Aventuras de Maria no Mundo dos Sonhos, editado em Fevereiro de 2012, pela Edições Vieira da Silva; AS Aventuras de Maria na Quinta da Fantasia, editado em Novembro de 2012, pela Edições Vieira da Silva. Publicação de uma fotografia, adoptada como capa no Livro de poesia “ Palavras ao Vento, editado pela Corpos Editora, de Julho de 2011.
Aliando o seu amor pela arte e pela fotografia, tem como projecto pessoal a criação da revista on-line “Photobone”, com a qual pretende ampliar o conceito da imagem ilustrada/gráfica e aperfeiçoar a sua relação com o minimalismo. Um projecto que tem tido uma boa aceitação pelo público e que conta já com três edições.
Licenciado : Artes Plásticas e Multimédia / Escola Superior de Educação em Viseu
Ilustrador
Designer Gráfico
TV Sculptures by Zhang Xiangxi

Chinese artist Zhang Xiangxi using old TVs for creating complex sculptural installations. He manages not only to recreate the furniture, but he even shows a real mess inside the TV.


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BYDŁO i POWIDŁO by LANGE&LANGE in Warsaw

BYDŁO i POWIDŁO (Meat-ing Place) is the first restaurant in Warsaw with true beef. The place specialty are Argentinian beef burgers and steaks, however in menu you will also find beef salads, sandwiches, famous New York pastrami bagels and Hot Salt Beef.


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Illustration & Anime Art by SaiyaGina
Stunish illustrations and artwork by SaiyaGina, an artist from mexiko. She definitly has some asian influence, most of her images have an anime or manga touch in them.



Photos of Marilyn Monroe in Four Days in New York, 1955 by Ed Feingersh
1955 was a year of change for Marilyn Monroe. After leaving Hollywood for New York, and abandoning her contract with Twentieth Century Fox, Marilyn was no longer ‘just a dumb blonde’, but a true renegade. In January, Marilyn formed a production company with photographer Milton Greene, and moved into a suite at the Ambassador Hotel.
Despite frenzied speculation, Marilyn largely evaded publicity. Dressed down in casual clothes and no make-up, she wandered the city unnoticed, and learned about ‘the Method’, a deeper, more challenging approach to drama, with Lee Strasberg at the Actor’s Studio. And Marilyn also began the long, difficult journey of psychoanalysis at this time.
By March of 1955, however, both Greene and Marilyn agreed that her image needed a boost. Her wish to prove herself a ‘serious actress’ had been roundly mocked by the press, many of whom predicted that the erstwhile sex goddess was destroying her own career.
In his introduction to the 1990 book, Marilyn 55, Bob LaBrasca stated that it was Milton Greene who arranged for a cover spread in Redbook. But Robert Stein, magazine editor at the time, has claimed that it was another of Marilyn’s photographers, Sam Shaw, who arranged the initial contact, and one of Shaw’s portraits of Marilyn graces the resulting July 1955 cover story, ‘The Marilyn Monroe You’ve Never Seen’.
However, neither Shaw nor Greene worked on the story directly. Over a hectic week, photojournalist Ed Feingersh followed Marilyn, along with Stein, and Marilyn’s small coterie of business associates. Whether shopping, dining, or dressing up, Marilyn’s daily life was captured on film.
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Bu Proje Olmazsa Olmaz
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new porject of Turkish graphic designer Furkan ŞENER
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Inspiration #323

Like every weekend here are the links that I propose to discover or rediscover: the French illustrator David Vicente, the Mexican photographer Luis Ortiz, the Gran Turismo 6 trailer, the Italian freelance designer/illustrator Gloria Pizzilli, the Budnitz Bicycles, the Lamborghini Egoista, the New-York based photographer Lachlan Bailey
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