Andy Lee is a creative director, photographer, film maker and painter from UK. He started taking pictures obsessively about ten years ago when he was filming a documentary for a charity in Ethiopia. Andy mainly focuses on portraiture and landscape photography, combining the two is something he hopes to develop even more. He shoots 5×4 film, medium format, infrared and digital.
David Yarrow is a Scottish photographer currently living in London. He was named Young Scottish Photographer of the Year at the age of 20. The Encounter Book is a collection of 87 powerful black and white photographs of wildlife and indigenous communities. The book successfully conveys artist’s appetite to get both physically and spiritually close to the personalities of […]
Spider.Money is an illustrator and tattoo designer from Bangkok, Thailand. She’s also known as dot-master because of her unique dot-drawing technique. “Art for me isn’t just about drawing portrait, imitating what I’ve seen. Art for me is more like speaking of the unspoken words without literally saying anything,” she says.
Anne Arden McDonald is a visual artist living in Brooklyn. From age 15 to 30 she made photographic self-portraits by building installations in the landscape or in abandoned interiors and performing privately for her camera. The performances are part dance, part ritual and part daydream. In this series, Anne explores her relationship to the world around […]
Redemption is a photographic project by a Portuguese photographer, Fábio Miguel Roque. The black and white imagery is Fábio’s personal reflection through his journey. He tried to keep all his memories as an individual and as a part of our society in recently published book, titled Redemption. So it is definitely an autobiographical project that can […]
