Elena Rendina is a whimsical young fashion photographer and set designer in London whose photo shoot for Wonderland Magazine‘s November-December 2011 issue, titled “Daddy’s Little Girl,” is truly remarkable. Pink-haired model Charlotte Free (styled by Grace Cobb) gazes out among bright textural backgrounds donning crazy colorful mismatched outfits. See more work below…
Chrystel Plischke-Livolsi is an art director in London I have featured on The Flood once before for her detailed eye in this beautiful photo shoot. This time, the photo shoot for the publication she runs, A Decent Idea, was done completely on a whim. All of the photos below were shot by Candy Kennedy under Chrystel’s own roof with some amazing pieces trustingly borrowed moments before a private viewing for the Queen of England herself. See more work below…
Mark Mawson is a photographer based in both London and Sydney whose experiments in underwater photography are simply magnificent. Among them, this series titled “Aqueous Fluoreau” features explosions of vividly dripping colors, like thick globby paint strokes, that pop out against their solid black backgrounds. See more work below…
Emma Löfström is a Swedish illustrator and artist living in London who creates dreamy works that lavish in romanticism. She starts with the landscape to set the scene and then fills in strange creatures, plants, and other colorful motifs, in the end creating her own world to escape off to. See more work below…
Simon Page is a graphic designer in London who believes that “good design excites,” and this philosophy isn’t hard at all to spot in his work. In his bio, he states, “Creating work that genuinely stimulates people’s emotions is something I constantly aim for as a designer.” Combining bright colors and solid geometric shapes and patterns with a twist, I’d say he hit it right on target. See more work below…
Ruben Ireland is a graphic illustrator in London who uses ink, acrylic, dirty water, weathered paper, and sometimes even food to create nearly realistic yet surreal, dreamlike images with a weighty emotional quality. See more work below… Continue reading
Gordon Cheung is a Chinese London-born multimedia artist who has used a collision of spray paint, oil, acrylic, pastels, and ink to create portraits of people in power with a psychedelic hallucination kind of feel. From pop icons to the richest billionaires and the most threatening hackers in the world, Gordon melts them all down and brands their likeness on stock listings. See more work below… Continue reading
