Created by the talented peeps at Monkey Tennis Animation Studio, these two unlikely colleagues, a cat and fish, are sitting in the office frustrated by software that keeps crashing. Only a strong cup of coffee can possibly help now…
Californian artist Kai Samuels-Davis layers linear paint strokes and large washes of colour to create images that are recognisable as abstract faces, but without all the visual information seen in traditional portraits.
French director and photographer Romain Laurent turns imagery from still and video shoots into animated GIFs where only an isolated section is in motion.
Check out this awesome new film from artist Andrew B. Myers simply described as ‘sketchbook ambience’. Enjoy 🙂
We love the opening film from this week’s March 2019 Apple Event – simply reminds us what a creative powerhouse they continue to be.
GALAXY GATES is a mesmerising macro video directed by Oilhack and Thomas Blanchard, who spent four months filming ink, oil, paint and other colourful liquids in 4K. Although it’s not a new concept, the result is fascinating. Check it out.
Hello 2018! Firstly, we offer our apologies – we’ve been pretty busy working on other projects over the last six months, which have sadly taken us away from creating, but rest assured, we have been capturing and working on some awesome pieces over the last month or two, so we’ll be flooding you with new, original pieces of work as soon as they’re ready. If you’re interested in purchasing any of our photographs, all original images with very limited print runs (framed or canvas), please feel free to contact us at anytime. Enjoy! 🙂
Check out the new selection of amusing creations from artist Dan Cretu, who continues to divert famous paintings, pop cultural icons, and everyday objects to create surreal and tongue-in-cheek images.
Photographed by Raphael Gonzalez, Street Artist Greg Suits aka Suitswon transformed an abandoned, decayed New York building into a giant skull. Love it!
What if New York City was underwater? Is this scenario possible? Created by Claire and Max from Menilmonde, two°C explores the ‘what if’ in this beautiful and thought-provoking video simulation.
