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Matthieu Venot, a French photographer, has carved a niche in architectural photography with his distinctive minimalist aesthetic. His vibrant, geometric compositions isolate elements of buildings against clear blue skies, transforming urban landscapes into abstract works of art. Renowned for his ability to find beauty in overlooked architectural details, Venot’s work challenges perceptions and inspires aContinue Reading

Imagine a city where public transport is transformed into a vibrant canvas of blooming flowers. A sudden explosion of blossoms has taken over buses, trains, and subways, creating a sense of wonder and joy. The once-familiar interiors are now adorned with delicate petals of every hue, filling the air with a soothing fragrance. This unexpectedContinue Reading

To create a “Green Goddess” series, conceptualize the aesthetic, attributes, and mood. Select appropriate models and craft compelling prompts. Utilize control nets for precise guidance. Iterate and refine to achieve your desired outcome.

With the current situations, consumers are looking inwards people are ready to have fun and are transforming homes into playgrounds for escapism. The new wavy aesthetic Consumers are ready to have some fun and are transforming homes into playgrounds for escapism. This is giving rise to a new aesthetic of fluid curves, wavy lines, andContinue Reading

Designer Thom Browne s/s 2013 in the Metal magazine offer his vision with layers of stripes, plaid. The patterns are bright with a 70′s flare, yet fun and wearable! Photograph by Charlie Engman, styled by Angela Esteban Librero and modeled by Sebastian Sauve andAnna Martynova.

Floral arrangements come to life and inspire design at a.P. Bio’s studio in New York City. Founded by doan ly, a.P. Bio combines the entire art of floral design and visual storytelling under one creative atelier. Read more here Photo credit: doan ly

About the Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens is a non-profit organization, folk art environment, and gallery space on South Street in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. To date, it is the largest work created by mosaic artist Isaiah Zagar. The Magic Gardens spans three city lots, and includes indoor galleries and a large outdoor labyrinth. I’ve always been curious toContinue Reading

1. Moschino I could not even with Jeremy Scott this season. OBSESSED is the word. Source: Vogue 2. Versace 3. Gucci 4. Richard Quinn 5. Christopher John Rogers 6. Anthropologie 7. Saint Laurent

“Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” must have been the song Alice McCall was listening to when she designed her resort 2019 collection. Her show was a fun and flirty array of candy-like pastels, billowy silhouettes, and enough frills to last a girl’s entire lifetime. Text Source

Poetic spaces, surreal structures and dramatic visions. The extraordinary career of Ricardo Bofill is collected in this monograph, which reveals his inspiring approach to architecture, and to life. Ricardo Bofill is one of the 20th century’s most unique architects and radical visionaries. His visions for urban and communal life challenged preconceived notions of shared spaceContinue Reading

This year in 2019, I will try to update this space more with interesting finds from art, fashion, digital marketing news and anything that excites me. Today, I am sharing about artist Ana Leovy, who creates vibrant colourful illustration of humans with gorgeous prints and patterns. About Ana Leovy: Mexican based artist, I mainly workContinue Reading

Oink oink! I am super obsessed with these campaign images from Gucci for Chinese New Year, Chinese New Year is celebrated on the 5th of February this year (the dates changes every year). Gucci’s latest capsule collection celebrates the year of the pig! Shot in Manhattan by Frank Lebon, the images show the pigs (along with their human companions)Continue Reading

It was my first time at WONDERFRUIT and I was in awe of the artists from the ones that played music to the ones that built every stage beautifully. Each stage was crafted sustainably focusing on elevating the space around the nature and every stage was different from the architecture, shapes, surroundings and materials. IContinue Reading

One of the most appealing aspects of soccer is its simplicity—a ball, some open space, goal markers, and you can play. As the 2018 World Cup kicks off in Russia, with matches held in massive modern arenas, here is a look at the beautiful game in action in some smaller and more unusual venues aroundContinue Reading

Remember when Outkast sang “shake it like a Polaroid picture” back in 2003? Now, you’ll appreciate that memorable command on a new level. Because Polaroid is re-releasing an iconic ’90s camera. That’s right, the Polaroid 600 Camera is back, and it’s truly better than ever. The Polaroid Originals 96 Cam pays homage to the cameraContinue Reading

Alexis Christodoulou wasn’t always an artist, though his dreamy 3D renders of imagined modernist interiors belies his brief tenure as one. A former copywriter at an advertising agency, Christodoulou began experimenting with the 3D modelling program SketchUp during a particularly frustrating spell of screenwriting. Five years on, the Cape Town-based artist offers simply this onContinue Reading

Following their buzzy collaboration on high-fashion refrigerators last Spring, D&G and Italian home appliance company SMEG are teaming up again on a line of chic kitchen appliances. Coming in October, the “Sicily Is My Love” collection includes toasters, citrus juicers, coffee machines, kettles, blenders, stand mixers, and slow juicers. Each product pays homage to SouthernContinue Reading

Fashion illustrator, ceramicist and textile designer John Booth came bounding into my world just over a month ago when photographer Will Sanders recommended his work to me. Born and bred in Cumbria, Booth, a lecturer at St Martins, creates drawings that are multi layered collages bursting with colour and texture.

On 20 August 1998, a week before a two-year-old Google become an incoporated company, founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin were heading to Burning Man festival. To mark themselves ‘out of office’ on their email signatures, they decided to overlay the famous Burning Man stick-figure on the Google logo (which then came with a Yahoo-style exclamation mark, as if it neededContinue Reading

From the candyfloss froth of the reception, to the crisp confines of the breakfast area and the sensual elegance of the 47 suites, the latest Room Mate hotel is a light-flooded study in contemporary chic; cool but also romantic. Credit Lázaro Rosa Violán, whose total remodelling of this period property honours Istanbul’s cosmopolitan past byContinue Reading

Yorkshire-based artist James Brunt employs sticks, stones, and other ephemeral materials to create elaborate ephemeral art. Featuring intricate mandalas, infinite spirals, and one-of-a-kind sculptures, his series of outdoor installations continues contemporary art‘s tradition of creatively using nature as a canvas. Brunt produces his land art in a wide range of locations, including sandy beaches, woodedContinue Reading

Stockholm Furniture Fair (6-10 February) has long been a fertile launch pad for Nordic brands, but increasingly its sphere of influence is spreading. International brands are unveiling new pieces which they would otherwise hold back for Milan. Portugese brand De La Espada released its entire 2018 collection in an elegant Stockholm apartment accompanied by aContinue Reading

Ignasi Monreal’s artworks are colourful, bold and delightfully surreal. For his vivid illustrations, the 27-year-old Spanish artist draws inspiration from an eclectic range of references – from Japanese Manga to Renaissance art, 20th-century fashion photography to science fiction. The result are his signature fantastical landscapes, inhabited with deliciously incongruous, but inevitably likeable, characters. It is littleContinue Reading

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In the 25 or so years that Wes Anderson has been making films he has established a genre entirely of his own. His use of symmetry, snappy colour palettes and striking locations is unparalleled, making the likes of The Grand Budapest Hotel, Moonrise Kingdom and The Darjeeling Limited instant classics, beloved of cinephiles the world over. His followers will be delighted, then, to learn thatContinue Reading

Maya Angelou’s Courageous Children’s Verses, Illustrated by Basquiat. A priceless primer on poetry and contemporary art for little ones, and a timeless reminder of the power of courage in all of us. Maya Angelou’s brave, defiant poem celebrates the courage within each of us, young and old. From the scary thought of panthers in the park toContinue Reading