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Ahhh this stunning editorial speaks to my minimalist side so much. Whilst I'm definitely not a 'true' minimalist, the clean and simple aesthetic holds huge appeal to me and I love how it allows the elements to shine in their own right. Stylist HARVESTING LOVE EVENTS created the concept around neutral tones coming together in a very minimal design and these gorgeous images by MEGHAN MEHAN are in keeping with the harmonious colour palette. HAWTHORN FLORAL STUDIO created some really interesting, textural floral arrangements and installations, and a modern LENA MEDOYEFF gown was the most perfect fit. What about you - are you into a more minimal style like this?
Despite only having graduated from Falmouth University last summer illustrator Beth Walrond already has an admirable portfolio of work to show for herself. This is probably due to the warmth and relatable nature of her style – she builds textural, expressive characters out of geometric shapes and soft lines to create identifiable narratives, condensing complex messages down into sweet, two-dimensional form. Now working out of Berlin, her newest projects include work for _Hunger Magazine_, _The Ride Journal_, _Wired UK_ and _The Debrief_, leading us to believe she’s got a hell of a lot more ideas to get down on paper yet.
Sjoerd van Leeuwen was commissioned by Greenhouse Scholar to create illustrations for their Summer Symposium. This year's theme is "Relentless Together".
An alien landscape or London's fields scorched gold by 2018's summer sun? Either way, the dress code's the same in this new fashion editorial.
We really, I mean really, love when we get submissions from our WPIC Alumni. This beautiful, and slightly edgy editorial was sent to us from Nicole of Chic By Nicole in Laval, Quebec. “The key to a unique wedding is the mixing of themes, textures and styles. In this shoot, the creative team wanted toRead More
Hey Guys! today I'm back chatting to you about my new dramatic light set up. What do you think about it? have you ever tried something similar? Please Subscr...
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Back in 2015, Japanese deep house pioneer Soichi Terada stepped back into the limelight courtesy of Sounds From The Far East, a Rush Hour-released, Hunee curated retrospective of material released on his Far East Recording label in the 1990s and early 2000s. Buoyed by the positive response and renewed interest in his work, Terada went back into studio to record his first new album of house music for over 25 years, Asakusa Light. Developed over 18 months, Terada tried to recreate the mental and physical processes that led to the creation of his acclaimed earlier work. Those familiar with Terada’s celebrated, dancefloor-focused sound of the 1990s – a vibrant, atmospheric, and emotive take on deep house powered by the twin attractions of groove and melody – will find much to enjoy on Asakusa Light. “I tried to recall my feelings 30 years ago, but when I tried it, I found it super difficult,” he explains. “I didn’t even know what I thought about myself five years ago, and the mental metabolic cycle seems to be fa
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Cover & 20+ pages in the December Issue of Cooking Light Magazine.
Golden hour with natural styling by me
Photography, Model Test Photography, Fashion Retouching, Adobe Photoshop
Watercolour food illustrations showing healthy foods and desserts with a focus on fresh fruit and berries.
