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Moody London
As I am trying to be a better photographer, the more I realized how hard it is to go on a path of taking only Black & White pictures. I mean you’re disclosing yourself from so many colours and maybe it is easy to give it a try. But to me, it’s quite a challenge! We are taking a closer look at the work of Bimal Tailor who is a photographer based in London, UK. With what he called: Moody London, we are taken on a little ride around the streets of beautiful London through its tall buildings, reflections, landmarks and very cool perspectives. You should definitely check out his Instagram at @bimalt More information: http://bimaltailor.co.uk.
The Work of Balraj Chana
Balraj Chana is a product designer based in London, UK. With 8 years of experience, Balraj is exceptionally good in UI design, UX and Branding/Identity works. I must admit, reading about his design process was a delight to devour. Totally helpful for anyone looking more into UX. Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works. All Rights to Balraj Chana All Rights to Balraj Chana All Rights to Balraj Chana All Rights to Balraj Chana All Rights to Balraj Chana All Rights to Balraj Chana All Rights to Balraj Chana All Rights to Balraj Chana All Rights to Balraj Chana Links Find out more about Balraj Chana: http://circularchaos.com Follow Balraj on Dribbble: https://dribbble.com/circularchaos
Lettering Works of Tobias Hall
Tobias Hall is an illustrator, designer and mural artist based in London, UK. He has been lucky enough to work with a growing list of clients like: Lululemon, Net Magazine, Universal Music, Gap and more. Putting good use to your hands is also part of being a good designer which in the case of Tobias; he’s rocking it and amazingly. All Rights to Tobias Hall All Rights to Tobias Hall All Rights to Tobias Hall All Rights to Tobias Hall All Rights to Tobias Hall All Rights to Tobias Hall All Rights to Tobias Hall All Rights to Tobias Hall All Rights to Tobias Hall All Rights to Tobias Hall All Rights to Tobias Hall All Rights to Tobias Hall All Rights to Tobias Hall All Rights to Tobias Hall All Rights to Tobias Hall Links More info about Tobias Hall: http://www.tobias-hall.co.uk Follow Tobias on Behance: https://www.behance.net/TobiasHall Follow Tobias on Tumblr: http://type-by-tobias.tumblr.com Via Behance
Imaginarium by Anton Burmistrov
Anton Burmistrov is a graphic designer currently based in London. Imaginarium is a front glass door signature inspired by the 19th century typography, vintage style and decorated with modern ornaments. The final details are just stunning and makes this piece so complex and it's so pleasing to watch the process. All Rights to Anton Burmistrov All Rights to Anton Burmistrov All Rights to Anton Burmistrov All Rights to Anton Burmistrov All Rights to Anton Burmistrov All Rights to Anton Burmistrov All Rights to Anton Burmistrov All Rights to Anton Burmistrov All Rights to Anton Burmistrov All Rights to Anton Burmistrov All Rights to Anton Burmistrov All Rights to Anton Burmistrov All Rights to Anton Burmistrov All Rights to Anton Burmistrov All Rights to Anton Burmistrov Links More info about Anton Burmistrov: http://antonburmistrov.com Follow Anton on Behance: https://www.behance.net/burmistrov
New Works 2013 by Radim Malinic aka Brand Nu
Radim Malinic aka Brand Nu is an art director, illustrator and graphic designer based in London, England. He just relaunched his website with plenty of creative, colourful and beautiful works. From global brands to family businesses and individuals, Radim sure is a versatile designer; hope you'll enjoy these commercial and also experimental pieces. We live in the world where edges are getting more and more blurred, we live in the inevitable crossover of many worlds. It takes time to find a unified voice or image without confusing the main objective - simplicity of understanding. For more information on Radim Malinic, check out his website BrandNu.co.uk or follow him on Twitter @brand_nu. All Rights to Radim Malinic All Rights to Radim Malinic All Rights to Radim Malinic All Rights to Radim Malinic All Rights to Radim Malinic All Rights to Radim Malinic All Rights to Radim Malinic All Rights to Radim Malinic All Rights to Radim Malinic All Rights to Radim Malinic All Rights to Radim Malinic All Rights to Radim Malinic All Rights to Radim Malinic All Rights to Radim Malinic All Rights to Radim Malinic All Rights to Radim Malinic All Rights to Radim Malinic All Rights to Radim Malinic
Stunning Realistic Pen Drawings by James Mylne
James Mylne is an artist based in London, UK and he's been creating artworks using ballpoint pens for over 15 years now. His inspiration and elegance comes from the style of icons of the 1940s till now including the famous Audrey Hepburn. James's art is a real true show of talent, patience using drawing media, markers and spray paint. Each photorealistic drawing requires high level of concentration, takes hundreds of hours to complete, and can be ruined with a single mistake. For more information about James Mylne, you can visit his website at JamesMylne.co.uk. All Rights to Jamse Mylne All Rights to Jamse Mylne All Rights to Jamse Mylne All Rights to Jamse Mylne All Rights to Jamse Mylne All Rights to Jamse Mylne All Rights to Jamse Mylne All Rights to Jamse Mylne All Rights to Jamse Mylne All Rights to Jamse Mylne All Rights to Jamse Mylne All Rights to Jamse Mylne All Rights to Jamse Mylne All Rights to Jamse Mylne
Sony PDSG Branding & Identity by Alex Townsend
Alex Townsend is an Art Director and Designer based in New Zealand and London. Alex worked independently with companies like Sony, Nike, Channel 4(UK), YouView, Microsoft and more. This is the branding and Identity for Sony PDSG, hope you'll enjoy it! I approach all projects with the same goal, to enhance products beyond the intended brief — to add value and original ideas as part of the initial process. For more information about the Alex Townsend, you can visit his site at NewRoyalStantard.com and also check out his Behance. All Rights to Alex Townsend All Rights to Alex Townsend All Rights to Alex Townsend All Rights to Alex Townsend All Rights to Alex Townsend All Rights to Alex Townsend All Rights to Alex Townsend All Rights to Alex Townsend All Rights to Alex Townsend All Rights to Alex Townsend All Rights to Alex Townsend All Rights to Alex Townsend All Rights to Alex Townsend
Beautiful Fashion Photography by Lara Jade
Lara Jade is a young fashion photographer from London now based in New York city. Been working with most of the prestigious clients and editorials like Elle Magazine, Sony Music, Lavazza and more. Lara surely show off her style within the business that she's been perfecting since she was fifteen.I am influenced by past and present style; whenever I shoot I like to create stories with an underlying sense of narrative, whether this is in my personal work, commercial campaigns or editorial projects. I am deeply inspired by elements of influential style, film noir, old masters in painting and photography, Romanticism and untouched beauty. All of my experiences in life thus far have been reflected through my imagery, and continue to shape me personally, and as an artist.For more information about Lara Jade and her inspiring photography, you can visit her website at LaraJade.co.uk.All Rights to Lara JadeAll Rights to Lara JadeAll Rights to Lara JadeAll Rights to Lara JadeAll Rights to Lara JadeAll Rights to Lara JadeAll Rights to Lara JadeAll Rights to Lara JadeAll Rights to Lara JadeAll Rights to Lara JadeAll Rights to Lara JadeAll Rights to Lara JadeAll Rights to Lara JadeAll Rights to Lara JadeAll Rights to Lara JadeAll Rights to Lara JadeAll Rights to Lara JadeAll Rights to Lara JadeAll Rights to Lara JadeAll Rights to Lara JadeAll Rights to Lara JadeAll Rights to Lara JadeVideo
Inspiring work by Mike Harrison
Mike Harrison is a multi-disciplinary freelance designer and illustrator, currently based in London. Through the years of crafting himself and his career he has experimented with a multitude of styles and disciplines and continue to try new techniques and mediums on a regular basis. Through this Mike has built up a vast set of skills ranging from graphic design, illustration and typography to motion graphics, 3d, photography and web design. He believes that we are constantly learning, and that his portfolio shows his eclectic mix of mediums, styles and aesthetics. Illustration for the cover and inside pages of Sport, an award winning weekly magazine. With a circulation of over 300,000 it’s the largest sports magazine in the UK. An illustration completed for the Wall Street Journal that was intended for the cover of the Friday Journal section. ‘The best way to predict the future is to invent it’. Personal illustration created for Depthcore’s 44th chapter ‘Echoes’. A little glimpse into some of the experiences/memories of my past. Personal illustration exploring texture, energy and colour. Mostly inspired by this years olympics held in London. The College of Charleston in South Carolina asked to me to create an illustration for their basketball team using several of their players. We chose to compose them in a time-lapse style showing the stages of a slam dunk. Commissioned via agency Protein to create an illustration to serve as inspiration in the Creative Catalyst competition held by Stock resource website Veer. For more information visit http://www.destill.net/
The London West End Show by Radim Malinic
The West End Show' is an innovative gallery exhibition by Radim Malinic, a leading London graphic designer and illustrator. Malinic explores the magical and bustling part of the capital in a series of elaborately illustrated poster designs, bringing together classic old century design with the dazzling neon future of the 22nd century. 'I wanted to do something that was different, conceptual and intriguing - it’s a place that’s been very inspiring for me. It’s the heritage - the narrow streets, the buildings, the glitz and glamour. It’s got a heartbeat’, explains Malinic. He adds, ‘Once you look behind the history it’s got an enormous amount of legacy. People now take the area for its face value, it's a place to go shopping and getting annoyed by huge crowds at Leicester Square' explains Malinic. Through a combination of bold typography, illustration and poetry, each piece tells the delicate story of classic design over-shadowed by the limitless offerings of this exciting city. Malinic interprets his love for London by exploring the true characters of the real life musical that is London's West End. 'The West End Show' offers an inspiring touch of nostalgia for the frenetic capital resident. The show, cleverly titled West End show, presents ten posters, each dedicated to one West End area, such as Soho, Covent Garden and Fitzrovia. The ornate, bold designs capture the vibrancy of the area, with a healthy smattering of the gaudy neon and glittering lights that festoon its streets.The show is now open to public at Nancy Victor Gallery, London until March 2. Online store with limited edition prints and merchandise opens on March 3 For more information about 'The West End Show', you can visit theWestEndShow.co.uk , also have a look at Radim Malinic's work at BrandNu.co.uk and follow him on Twitter @brand_nu .
The Incredible Universe of Phlegm
Years ago, when I was starting out with illustration and stuff, most experienced artists told me that I should not worry about find a aesthetic and theme, that would simply come with time. Well, when it comes to street art a lot of artist mostly can get random about themes and change their aesthetic often. So I must say Phlegm really knows how to stick with what he do, creating a impressive universe not only on the wall, but also on his comics. For more information and pictures, please acess his Blog. Phlegm from Andy Skillen on Vimeo.
The Surreal World of Mcbess
Mcbess aka Matthieu Bessudo is a very talented French illustrator living in London and mastering his skills with illustrations strong in contrast and in retro inspiration. Mcbess's black and white universe reminds me a lot "old school" cartoon, the world of rock mixed with the modern age. "Alors je vous présente le merveilleux monde imaginaire de Mcbess". For more information about Mcbess, you can visit Mcbess.com , be a fan on Facebook or follow him on Twitter @mcbess . Wood by Dead Pirates time flies by from mc bess on Vimeo. malevolent melody book from mc bess on Vimeo. Mcbess VS Dudes Factory T-Shirt Collection
Awesome Typography Works by Andre Beato
I came across André's work because of the Daily Inspiration and was really stunned about his typographic work. I really dig the concept and the choice of his colour palettes in his works. André Beato is a Portuguese Graphic Designer & Illustrator currently based in London. His work is mostly vector based graphics, illustrations, corporate identities and typefaces. You can found more about him on his website.
Colors and Great Architecture, this is Central St. Giles Court
The Central St. Giles Court is a building complex located in Camden, London. The main idea of the project is to break the concept of a simple office building and transform it into a multi usage complex with space to multiple activities. The project is a partnership among Renzo Piano and Fletcher Priest. The concept of bringing activities to this area was really nice, and to do that they combined restaurants, stores, offices and even residential spaces in one location. The buildings have colorful facades and form a beautiful contrast with London's grey landscape. Another interesting thing about this project was that the buildings were elevated in 6m to invite people to walk through it, to participate. Enjoy the images and also visit rpbw.com for more information. © Michel Denance © Michel Denance © RPBW ph. Maurits van der Staay © RPBW ph. Maurits van der Staay © Michel Denance © RPBW ph. Maurits van der Staay © RPBW ph. Maurits van der Staay Each facet is unique, differing in height, orientation, color, and relationship to natural light. Glass, steel and ceramic are the primary elements of the skin. In each fact the ceramic is used in different shade and colors that respond to the surrounding building, thus helping to integrate the scheme in the immediate urban environment. © RPBW ph. Maurits van der Staay © Hufton & Crow, Courtesy L&G and MEC © Hufton & Crow, Courtesy L&G and MEC © RPBW © RPBW © RPBW © RPBW ph. Joost Moolhuijzen © RPBW
Pixelmator Giveaway - Winner
Last week we showed you the amazing Pixelmator Office, and besides that Saulius also gave us a copy of Pixelmator to give away on Abduzeedo. Today we will announce the winner! Pixelmator, the beautifully designed, easy-to-use, fast and powerful image editor for Mac OS X has everything you need to create, edit and enhance your images. Winner Last week we launched a giveaway from Pixelmator. And the winner of a Pixelmator copy is: Samir Congratulation man! We will get in touch to you soon! And if you're not the winner and want to know more about Pixelmator, stay tunned on Twitter at @pixelmator. Some photos from Pixelmator office If you want to take a look on more photos, visit the other post at abduzeedo.com/pixelmator-office-photos-1-copy-giveaway. More about Pixelmator If you want to know more about this powerful image editing tool, visit: pixelmator.com.
Pixelmator Office Photos - 1 Copy to Giveaway
Pixelmator has been growing in a fast pace since 2007, not only in terms of popularity but their team has increased considerably too. They also have moved to a new office and thanks to Saulius, we will share with you a little bit of the workspace where the Pixelmator guys come up with their crazy ideas. But that's not all, we've also gotten a copy of Pixelmator to give away. Founded by the brothers Saulius and Aidas, today Pixelmator has 9 people on the team helping to create the software that is called "the best image editor for the rest of us." And we have to say that the working environment of those guys over there is inspiring. Based in London, it differs a little bit from those "organized" offices with everything in their proper places, and shows an area with so much life and personality into every corner. About the giveaway We'll be giving away 1 copy of Pixelmator. To win, simply follow Pixelmator on Twitter @pixelmator and tweet or add a comment below showing why you must win this Pixelmator. Next week we will be announcing the winners Pixelmator, the beautifully designed, easy-to-use, fast and powerful image editor for Mac OS X has everything you need to create, edit and enhance your images. More about Pixelmator If you want to know more about this powerful image editing tool, visit: pixelmator.com.
Super Detailed Illustrations by Daniel James Diggle
Daniel James Diggle is a multidisciplinary designer and illustrator based in London, United Kingdom. I got to know his work from Behance, I believe it was a suggestion for the Daily Inspiration and I was totally blown away by the level of details he put on his work, especially in the sketching phase, it's really impressive. For more information about Daniel James Diggle, visit his web site at http://www.danieldiggle.com/. You can also buy his prints at http://www.society6.com/danieldiggle or follow him on Behace at http://www.behance.net/DanielDiggle it's definitely worth it. But for now check out some of his works that we selected for you ;) So! I am a creative designer with passion for design, web and bringing a tactile feel to the digital arena. I've experience in web design, illustration and online advertising and have dabbled with motion graphics, animation, creative thinking, and a dash of IA, usability and art direction. No! "typographic illustration/experiment that literally grew as I got rather carried away with layering and building the image." She Walks 5125 The year 2012 signals the conclusion of one of the most ancient predictions ever made. The Mayan's, an ancient and advanced civilisation of South America and experts in astronomy, predicted the end of the great cycle of ages in 2012. Random Got Beautiful Initially, this illustration was due to be a collaboration with another artist with the 'Beautiful' line theirs to interpret. Unfortunately they were unable to do so, thus I moved to finish the piece myself. The result though, was that I rushed the last line and I was entirely unhappy with the outcome. I have however, completely re-drawn the 3'rd line and shall comp it to the original image before the final version is ready to be screenprinted. You can see some of the development and detailing below and a preview of the new 3rd line is at the bottom. "the first typographic illustration exploring the inking technique." Slow Growth