
Illustrator Dain Fagerholm, of seattle, USA, has developed a portfolio comprised of hand drawn three dimensional GIFs he has named ‘stereographic drawings’. Stereographic images have existed for hundreds of years as a 3D illustrative technique tricking the eye with two parallel images captured with a minor difference in perspective shown at a close range to simulate a tactile quality. Fagerholm’s approach is quite similar to this antiquated approach, but, in place of hyper-realistic drawings or photos of landscapes or people, the artist instead creates an illusion of depth for his hand drawn mystical creatures to appear lively. in order to create stereographic sketches, fagerholm first sketches the monster figures, gems and surreal landscape with colorful markers or pens. The artist then converts his illustrations into stereographic GIFs, enabling his two dimensional drawings to become three dimensional, moving images.










Dain Fagerholm
20 MarClemens Behr
19 Mar
“Clemens Behr works with recycled materials and basic geometric forms. His abstract installations, composed of cardboard, wood, paint, tape and found materials, often result in subtle confusions between 2D painting and 3D objects”.













PUMA by HUSSEIN CHALAYAN 2012 Spring/Summer Urban Mobility Backpack
15 Mar
Although one of the more frequented bag styles within the accessory repertoire of the on-the-go individual, the backpack often suffers from a lack of creativity and ingenuity. For Spring/Summer 2012, PUMA by HUSSEIN CHALAYAN introduces an off-beat iteration on the timeless model via the Urban Mobility Backpack. While retaining the same functionality with its two main compartments, multiple interior pockets and laptop sleeve, the Central Saint Martins graduate infuses the backpack with a colorfully lined hood effectively augmenting the pack with a level of fashion utility. Boasting a dark charcoal waxed exterior shell, taped black zippers and heavy metal hardware, the Urban Mobility Backpack affirm the PUMA Black Label dedication to both active sport inspiration and chic forward-thinking aesthetics.



Stop Motion Video: A Tilt-Shift Spring Day in Kiev
14 Mar


“Created by Efim Graboy & Daria Turetski
Music: Adam Burns / Jez Burns – May Flowers Because of our sentiments to the city and the incoming spring, we bring you a miniature day in a life of Kiev.
The Making:
We shoted MiniLook Kiev with Canon 550D, during 5 days and 2 nights, shoted over 25,000 frames, from all of them we used about 4,500. The post-production was the hardest part of the creation, it took us a few good months, but finally it’s done!
Watch in HD! Enjoy the Kiev”!
Tim Walker Photography
9 Mar“Tim Walker’s photographs have entranced the readers of Vogue, month by month, for over a decade. Extravagant staging and romantic motifs characterise his unmistakable style. After concentrating on photographic stills for 15 years Tim Walker is now also making moving film.
On graduation in 1994 Walker worked as a freelance photography assistant in London before moving to New York City as a full time assistant to Richard Avedon. On returning to England he initially concentrated on portrait and documentary work for UK newspapers. At the age of 25 he shot his first fashion story for Vogue, and has photographed for the British, Italian, and American editions ever since.
The Victoria and Albert Museum and the National Portrait Gallery in London include the photographs of Tim Walker in their permanent collections. He staged his first major exhibition at the Design Museum in London in the spring of 2008, coinciding with the publication of his book ‘Pictures’.
In November 2008 Walker received the ‘Isabella Blow Award for Fashion Creator’ from The British Fashion Council and, in May 2009, he received an infinity award from The International Center of Photography in New York for his work as a fashion photographer. In 2010 Tim was a winner of an ASME Award for his W Magazine ‘East Enders’ portfolio.
In 2010 Tim’s first short film, ‘The Lost Explorer’ was premiered at Locarno Film Festival in Switzerland.
Sebastian Faena Photography
9 Mar
Sebastian Faena was born in Buenos Aires in 1980. He made his powerful editorial debut in V magazine in 2008 with a twenty-page story and has since established himself as a unique talent in the field of fashion photography. Faena has distinctly captured many of the top female faces in fashion today, producing such striking work as his controversial “Nun Head” story for Pop magazine and “Footballers Wives” for V with Carlyne Cerf de Dudzeele. His work shows a strong affinity with cinema, underscoring his background as a filmmaker. Faena released his first feature film, “La Mujer Rota,” in his native Buenos Aires in 2007.






Fresh Guacamole
9 Mar
PES: In this follow-up to his stop-motion hit Western Spaghetti, director PES transforms familiar objects into Fresh Guacamole.
“A lot of those ingredients look a bit questionable. I’d say eating that Guacamole would be a bit of a gamble” :).







































































