June 30th, 2006
Nudes on the internet are great, but there’s nothing quite like being able to physically hold a quality magazine in your hands (and away from the PC).
The New Nude has been created to bring sensual, high-quality, and cutting edge figurative photography to the world in a magazine format. Printed on a quarterly basis, every issue features over 100 pages of full color artwork and detailed information about the photographers. Combine that with reviews of the latest trends in books, photography equipment, as well as the art market, and you have a magazine delivered right to your door (everywhere internationally) that covers every aspect of what has to be the most complicating and fascinating genre to ever hit the spotlight.
The New Nude Magazine is also accompanied by the launch of The New Nude On-line with full access limited exclusively to subscribers.
We’re sitting tight and waiting for our copy of the magazine to hit our mailbox. We’re excited! We’ll review it once it’s in!
June 30th, 2006
Bright, colourful and refreshingly different work by Maya Hayuk.
June 29th, 2006
After having just bought myself plushie Pee&Poo dolls, I now realise I totally need Hubert the Sperm and Jon-Erik the Dead Sperm too! Made by “super big international design company” Zupton.
June 29th, 2006
The creative work of Belgium Photographer Jean Van Cleemput, a photographer well known for making images that some would consider high art and others simply over the top (be sure to check out the “WAR” series, also, an interview, and some images over at Hoard).
June 29th, 2006
The amazing work of New York Artist John John Jesse (cool interview with him at Hoard).
June 28th, 2006
“I do not find the human body intrinsically beautiful. But I want to be clear, I don’t mean to say that I find it ugly. The body is no more ugly than a lump of clay. A lump of clay on the sculptor’s pedestal is neither beautiful nor ugly, it is a mass with potential beauty. It’s beauty lies in what it can become. The same is true for the body. It is the things it can do-the shapes it can aspire to and become-that is beautiful.”
Some interesting, classic, body as landscape photography by Tamara Lischka.
June 28th, 2006
Funny work from an artist known only as 14. She illustrates the sordid world of gossip and slander, check out her work at Gallery of the Absurd.
June 28th, 2006
New York based Designer and Photographer Symon Chow has that whole Carnivale feel to his site (reminds me of sugarcut). He’s adds a nice faux vintage style treatment to his photography which makes his work worth checking out.
June 27th, 2006
New Jersey based Ed Mironiuk has been the illustrator for Tattoo Magazine for the past eleven years. Love his site and I enjoy reading his blog even more.
June 27th, 2006
Amazing (and freaky) work from Dave Cooper. Check out a selection of his oil paintings, or his old site as his new site is still under construction. He also has a Flickr site (love his pet alien!).
June 27th, 2006
Nasty fetish, BSD and bondage imagery by French Photographer Jean- Paul Four. He also has a book out.
June 26th, 2006
Check out the cheeky, detailed, old skool retro pen and ink work of Molly Crabapple (Jen Caban).
June 26th, 2006
Nice illustration style by Hassegawa.
June 26th, 2006
Check out the too kool for skool work by Belgium based illustrator Raphael Vincenzi on My Dead Pony.
June 25th, 2006
M. Alberich Mathews has a Flickr set of beautiful nude underwater photos. He’s also got a deviantART gallery too (with higher resolution images).
