Photographer Mark Cohen
Karate Stance, 1977
Legs and Boy in Pool, 1977
Family Walking, 1977
Mark Cohen occupies a conspicuous place among the innovators of American street photography. Cohen’s photographs are intrusive, fragmented keyhole perspectives depicting the street-life of his hometown, Wilkes-Barre, PA. Taken in the 1970s and 1980s, True Color is a project originally commissioned by the George Eastman House. Mark Cohen’s color images demonstrate chaotic visual narratives, at times harshly flashed, that denote the artist’s invasive style illustrating this American coal-mining region. A somewhat hermetic visual predator, Cohen deliberately seeks closeness to his subjects and finds a way to ambush partial details, a pink jump rope, a green car, a child’s set of bare limbs.
Nice underwear, I think… ;)
Elisandra Tomacheski, a 23-year-old blond Brazilian bombshell from Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.
Högni Valur Högnason
Högni Valur Högnason, designer from Iceland, updated his portfolio!
The Call Back
The bad-boy outeur Quentin Tarantino auditions his newest find, Diane Kruger.
Photographer: Jean-Baptiste Mondino. The New York Times Magazine Sunday, May 3rd. Continue reading »
Papercraft Creatures
More here.
Be the Second One to Know
Great ads for Terra News. Continue reading »
Takashi Murakami for Louis Vuitton
Louis Vuitton Multicolor Spring Palette collection. Japanese designer Takashi Murakami decorated a Louis Vuitton boutique. Continue reading »
Photographer Aset Geroeva
Aset Geroeva, from Moscow, Russia. Continue reading »
MCF Academy
In 2010, MCF plans to open the first school in post-war Liberia that will offer free education, including room and board, to 200 students. The MCF Academy is designed by acclaimed architect Winka Dubbeldam, principal of the world-renowned firm Archi-Tectonics, NYC. Dubbeldam unveiled her plans for the academy (see more images, below) at the MCF Fashion Week After Party on February 20, 2009. To realize this dream, MCF Academy needs your support.
This Picture Sucks. Me Rulezzz.
Nice. Via blagoblog.livejournal.com
Ernst Haeckel “Artforms of Nature”
Graphic designer? Illustrator? Did you hear about Ernst Haeckel’s “Artforms of Nature”?
Ernst Heinrich Philipp August Haeckel (1834 – 1919) also written von Haeckel, was an eminent German biologist, naturalist, philosopher, physician, professor and artist who discovered, described and named thousands of new species, mapped a genealogical tree relating all life forms, and coined many terms in biology.
The published artwork of Haeckel includes over 100 detailed, multi-colour illustrations of animals and sea creatures (see: Kunstformen der Natur, “Artforms of Nature”). Continue reading »
Photographer Emma Tempest
A neon girl. Very sensitive strip!
Retro Fashion by Taisia Kirtsova
Back to the 50s! Amazing “good-old” fashion by Taisia Kirtsova. Some here. And… Continue reading »
Photographer Sasha Nikitin
Awesome!!! His LiveJournal and Flickr.
Bagirka
Katja (aka Bagirka), a girl from Ukraine holding a photocamera in her hands. More in her LiveJournal.
Influenza Pandemic. World’s History. 1918.
Policemen in Seattle wear masks during the 1918 influenza pandemic.
Officials feared mass hysteria in major cities. Citizens were urged to stay indoors and avoid congested areas. Here, policemen patrol the streets to ensure public safety. Continue reading »
JaRa’s Sensitive Illustrations
Absolutely miraculous illustrations by Yaroslava Krutakova (JaRa), hot Russian illustrator chick. Continue reading »
Your House on Trees? Yes, It’s Possible!
Amazon Tree Houses was formed in 2007 by Derek Saunderson, a Joiner and Treehouse builder with over twenty years experience. His aim was to bring the craft of treehouse building back from the accountants and sales-men, and put it firmly back in the hands of the crafts-men who’s passion for treehouse building shows in their skill and commitment for creating beautiful natural structures. Continue reading »
Sarah Lee’s Amazing Photos
Sarah Lee. Superwow! I love it!!! Continue reading »
