Portraits of Moroccan City of Tangier
Photographer Alan Schaller is back with a new series in black and white in which he make the portrait of the city of Tangier located in the Noreh of Morocco, of its streets and its inhabitants. Beautiful pictures that will be the object of an exhibition in February in a gallery of Holborn in London.
Quietly Expressive Faces of Women Whose Eyes Tell a Story
Lights and Shadows Portraits
Jonas Hafner knows how to capture the tense beauty of men and women by way of delicate and oneiric portraits. We have gathered a series he made, where lights infiltrate through plants and fabrics, revealing stunning patterns on model’s faces as mapping projections.
Artist Manipulates Photos To Create Intriguing And Surreal Images
Sarah DeRemer’s latest work titled ‘Surreal Experiments’ is a hybrid collection of realistic and dreamlike visuals.
Powerfully Minimalist Portraits of Wild Animals by Troy Moth
Timeless Tintype Portraits of Celebrities at the Sundance Film Festival
For the second year in a row, celebrity photographer Victoria Will put down her DSLR and used a century-old technique to capture dramatic tintype portraits of celebrities at the Sundance Film Festival.
Amazing Graphite Pencil Drawings
PEZ is an illustrator based in Nantes, France. In his notebook, the artist draws dramatic urban sceneries mixed with street-art and pop culture influences.
Vintage Ladies Display Charm and Style in Retro Paintings
Slava Fokk’s retro paintings depict feminine characters in a stylized world of bygone eras. The artist defines his female figures by painting exaggerated cheekbones, dramatic eyes, angular chins and arching eyebrows. Drawing from a vintage palette, the Moscow-based artist forms an environment for his characters from flat color blocks contrasted with pops of texture and depth. This offsetting element often takes the form of richly detailed flowers, leaves or lace. Repetitive, vintage wallpaper-like patterns also make frequent appearances.
Dramatic Portraits of Farm Animals Capture Them in a Different Light
In photographer Kevin Horan’s series Chattel, he poses a question: what would it look like if his ungulate neighbors came into the studio and asked to have their portraits made? The Langley, Washington-based artist captured hoofed animals (also known as ungulates) that are on and around Whidbey Island. He depicts an up-close and personal view of the creatures that are part of farmland and nursery rhymes.
ANOTHER NOVEMBER
Photographs by Laura Stevens
