An enviable Kinfolk weekend. Click here to see more beautiful images from this particular photo shoot by the sea. Photography by Michael Graydon.
Showing posts with label Magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Magazine. Show all posts
Tuesday, 15 October 2013
T O A S T II
Here are some of my favourite images from Toast's latest catalogue. I love the combination of landscape images, which suggest the atmosphere and inspiration behind the collection, as well as styled photographs of the collection in beautiful settings. Toast's combinations of materials, ranging from cold metals to warm wools and their use of pattern, seen on ceramics, clothes and interiors accessories never fail to amaze and inspire me.
Labels:
Colour,
Concept,
Fashion,
Inspiration,
Magazine,
Photography,
Styling,
Travels
Monday, 9 September 2013
A U T U M N P A P E R
Friday, 16 August 2013
P A P E R
I always look forward to seeing the latest Marimekko Paper. The magazine acts as a look book which gives a glimpse into behind the scenes of the brand, showing working sketchbooks and the screen printing factory. Furthermore, the books make reference not only to the future of the company but also draw on its past; Marimekko's iconic 1974 image of a black and white dress sits alongside this years monochrome pattern.
Labels:
Development Work,
Magazine,
Pattern,
Photography,
Screenprinting,
Styling
Friday, 23 September 2011
Wednesday, 21 September 2011
D J A
David James, formerly of Out of Print, has launched his new website DJA. DJA work towards a range of advertising and editorial outcomes; for example creating photographic and film campaigns, look books and designing show invites for companies like Prada. DJA also work on editorial layouts for AnOther and Another Man magazines; they experiment with original fonts and layouts to create visual impact. Makes normal magazine layouts look so uninspired.
Friday, 6 May 2011
D O M I N I G U E Z A N D S O S A
These beautiful wooden structures were created for Apartamento magazine by Ana Dominguez and Omar Sosa. The combination of shape, pattern, texture, composition and space is really effective; I don't know the scale they were built on but they would make amazing buildings.
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