Issue 6 Out Now.

Tom Fords first motion picture. Que Oscar buzz…

Basilio Silva is my new favourite photographer.
From Argentina.

New Website

Awful website, lovely clothes.

Bleed from Oslo, Norway updates with a brand new site and a new logotype. The launch of the new main identity will come later, and lots of projects will be filled up in the portfolio.

One & Done is the studio of CalArts student Lorin Brown.

I see some good stuff in there.

You know what they say: if it ain’t Baroque…

I just came back from Rencontres d’Arles and I saw a book of Luigi Ghirri. I love when you bump into an amazing artist you didn’t knew, a whole new world of pictures to discover. A few more pictures here and here.

Dead clever taxidermy by Polly Morgan. Photographs by me.

Contemporary poetry and criticism in journal format.
Issue #1, urs now.

New York artist dies sadly young, rip.

Frenchman living in London, he counts Ed Templeton and filmmaker Harmony Korine as his influences. Only uses order cialis online and never edits the outcome.

Allan Sanders is an illustrator based in the UK. Since graduating from the Royal College of Art in 1999 Allan has created illustrations for clients in Adversiting, Design, Publishing and Editorial. Allan’s style is concerned with simple ‘everyman’ characters as they try to take on the world. sophistication and fun characters.

Thanks Bobby!

Fogelson-Lubliner is the studio name of Gary and Phil, two really great designers that finally got a website up. It had been a long time coming, and shit sure don’t disappoint. Here’s what you can start with: one of a few things for Good, one of a few things for Emeco, & some recent things for The New York Times. I am going to hold off on sharing some compromising anecdotal stories about Gary and Phil, but feel free to share your own in the comments section.

They will be taking part in this year’s NYC Zine Fest in Brooklyn this weekend as The Holster collective. Go check that out for sure. They will be doing a zine-on-demand situation that some AMAZING people contributed to. Not naming names!

Sara De Bondt is a London-based Belgian graphic designer who has been running her studio since 2003. Before that she worked for Foundation 33 and studied graphic design at Sint-Lukas, Brussels (B), Universidad de Bellas Artes, Granada (ES) and Jan van Eyck Akademie, Maastricht (NL). She has given workshops/talks at Beckmans college Stockholm, Ecole des Beaux Arts Lyon, Ecole de Recherche Graphique Brussels, deSingel Antwerp, Jan van Eyck Akademie Maastricht and Laus Symposium Barcelona. She teaches at The Royal College of Art and co-curated the The Form of the Book conference at St Bride Libary in January 2009.