Amazing work from French fashion photographer Thierry Le Gouès. Love his super styling fashion photography for French Magazine (damn I love that logotype of theirs) and also be sure to check ‘SOUL’ which is a visionary collection of nudes and portraits of today’s most well known and admired models of African descent.
Sometimes surreal, emotional and overall very beautiful work by Boston, Massachusetts based digital artist Christopher Lee Donovan.
We’re big fans of self potraiture (ala I Shot Myself) and so it’s no surprise that we love the work of Tina McClelland.
London based photographer Peter Dench is a keen and astute observer of human nature and in particular some of the more quirky aspects of life.
Super talent plus. Love the crazy anthropomorphic work of Californian artist Kelsey Brookes.
“Very hot and very cutting-edge: Roy Stuart depicts a world where barriers are abolished and women exercise the same sexual license as men.”
“Divine Interventions” showcases a range of biblically inspired didoes. From the Diving Nun, to the Jackhammer Jesus. One of the most amusing would have to be the Buddha’s Delight, gets you thinking about what exactly he’s smiling about.
Sexy work by Vienna based Photographer Moritz Schell. His official site, and another site which has a gallery of his erotic work.
Graphic designer turned artist, check out the beautiful pixel porn oil paintings of Adam Connelly.
A little late but I just stumbled upon this lovely little calendar project which is a collaboration between 2 juxtaposing artists. One is the much respected graffiti artist Mode2 (If you own an old Graff book chances are it’s called ‘Spraycan Art’ published by Thames and Hudson featuring Mode2’s work on the cover), the other is Master Photographer Harri Peccinotti who’s famous for his work on the 1968 Pirelli Calendar. Anyways, check it out: The Calendar which is downloadable and operates on your desktop.
Simple, straight cut fashion photography by New York based Fashion Photographer Michael Zeppetello.
One of fashion’s most sought-after snappers in the 90’s, Mario Testino was born in 1954 in Lima, Peru. His career began in London in the early ’80s. Today his name is synonymous with the cutting edge of style and his photographs appear all over the world from Vogue to Vanity Fair. His fashion images combine an erotic charge with a modern elegance, we’re sure you’ve seen his work before. Click here for his official site.
Robert Crumb (born August 30, 1943 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) is an artist and illustrator recognized for the distinctive style of his drawings and his critical, satirical, subversive view of the American mainstream.
Crumb was a founder of the underground comics movement and is regarded as its most prominent figure. Though one of the most celebrated of comic book artists, Crumb’s entire career has unfolded outside the mainstream comic book publishing industry. One of his most recognized works is the Keep On Truckin’ drawing, which became a widely distributed fixture of pop-culture in the 1970’s. Be sure to watch this documentary on the man, definitely a must have for your collection. Also check out this fan site for more images.
Is it possible for a photographer to accompany women, men, and couples while making love without destroying the special intimacy, tenderness, and magic of the moment? German Photographer Norbert Guthier is trying to answer that.
