Josh Poehlein is a Rochester Institute of Technology Photography Graduate. I stumbled upon his work the other day and I really dug it. His pieces are the perfect mix of photography and doodling - something I rarely (if ever) see. I find this to be a very interesting approach so I figured it might be nice to share some of his work with you today. He calls this collection "Borderlands".

I'm really into old vintage black and white photographs. There's something so pure and nostalgic about them, I can't even explain it. Anyway, the other night I was looking through ffffound for some inspiration and came across these really golden glamorous shots. The beauty of ffffound is that when you find an image you like, be prepared to find at least 30 more good ones. I started running into so many wonderful photographs that I decided to compile this collection for you guys today.

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I came across the "Live Now" project on Boooooom just the other day. I fell in love with the idea of the project and the story behind it. After being diagnosed with cancer, Eric Smith got this new-found appreciation for life and the human spirit -

I was cruising through Behance last night looking for something cool and I was not disappointed. I happily stumbled upon the work of Oregon based painter Adam Haynes. Adam works a lot with acrylic on wood panels and I, for one, am really digging his style. The detail he puts into his paintings pleases me very much.

I can't even keep count of how many times I've posted about posters before (haha, that sounds weird…) but I really never get sick of seeing new stuff! Last night I was cruising through ffffound for the first time in a long time and found some sweet new posters practically just asking to be featured in a post! I had to do it! Sorry, folks, here goes another one..

A couple of weeks ago, a reader brought to our attention the work of photographer Roger Deckker. I'm really digging Roger's work, the portraits in particular. He's gotten the chance to photograph such a wide array of people ranging from Spike Lee, to Oasis, The Strokes, Karen O, David Rockefeller, Gerard Butler, Owen Wilson… His portfolio is really impressive!

My Milk Toof is an ongoing creative project by Californian artist Inhae Lee. In her blog, Inhae shares the adventures of two little polymer clay teeth, ickle and Lardee through a series of photographs. The execution is excellent, and the time and care she puts into creating each and every piece is reflected in the quality of her work. I've been following these stories for awhile now so I thought I'd share a couple with you today.

After the October 16th premiere of Spike Jonze's adaptation of the classic Where The Wild Things Are, a Wild Things madness has hit! For those of you unfamiliar, Where The Wild Things Are is a 1963 children's book by Maurice Sendak that has grown to become loved by both children and adults alike for generations.

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