Matching delicious purple food with beautiful Pantone colors.
Enjoy! ☻
October 13, 2020 — Comments are off for this post.
Pantone Purple
October 13, 2020 — Comments are off for this post.
Luna Córnea
Siempre será bonito descubrir revistas hechas con amor a la fotografía y al diseño. ❤
Descubrí esta revista cuando vivía en la calle Filósofos cerca del Tec de Monterrey. Había una revistería que se llamaba "La Posta", al lado del restaurante Di Massimo. Ahí era donde conseguía la Rockdeluxe y pues esta revista llamó mucho mi atención por su formato tan bonito y sus increíbles portadas. Por algún tiempo la estuve coleccionando hasta que me mudé de la zona.
Luna Córnea es una revista especializada en la difusión de la fotografía en México, así como su historia, sus autores y sus estilos. Tristemente su formato impreso desapareció pero al escribir sobre ella descubrí una página donde están todos los ejemplares digitales. 😀
En esta revista conocí el trabajo de Jean Mohr, Lourdes Grobet (quién tiene una de mis portadas favoritas de la revista con Blue Demon) y pues a Yvonne Venegas hermana de Julieta con una serie de fotografías con su gemela.
Link donde están todas las revistas digitales: Luna Córnea
Instagram: instagram.com/luna.cornea
Comparto algunas de sus portadas, las que alguna vez hicieron que me enamorara de esta revista:
July 8, 2020 — Comments are off for this post.
Brooke Didonato
Cool surreal photographs mixing textures and pastel colors.
An Ohio-born photographer who mixes everyday scenes with the most surreal perspectives like no one else.
An art direction in a color palette and very careful settings + generally characters with their hidden faces present us with these great photographic stories to tell. The narrative simplicity that he uses in his photographs is his main attraction.
DiDonato studied journalism and became a photojournalist. He says in his biography that realizing that it was not really what he liked, he decided to dedicate himself to photographic art.
Its characters are located mostly in everyday environments, although we also see them among the flora or other spaces where they can hide parts of their bodies such as water or asphalt. The idea is that the viewer always has a story free to interpretation (which I love).
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brookedidonato/
Web Page:http://www.brookedidonato.com/
July 2, 2020 — Comments are off for this post.
Best Friends ❤
A small collection of all kinds of cute animals that I find on the internet is stored in my board number ❸❹ on my Pinterest. I'm starting this board, so... If you find any that I don't have, I would appreciate it if you could send them to me.
Pinterest Board: https://bit.ly/2YQsdPp
July 2, 2020 — Comments are off for this post.
Furniture I Like
A small compilation of cool furniture I found on the internet. I have all of them in my board #❶⓿ on mi Pinterest.
If you find any out there that I don't have, I'd appreciate sending it to me
Pinterest Board: https://bit.ly/3io6PJh
May 2, 2020 — Comments are off for this post.
Mary Ellen Mark
Photo Journalism far from Mainstream society.
Mary Ellen Mark fue una fotógrafa estadounidense conocida por su fotoperiodismo, fotografía documental, retratos y fotografía publicitaria.
Descubrí su trabajo en internet al encontrar una foto de dos niñas en una piscina, una de ellas fumando y con un traje de baño idéntico al que alguna vez tuve a los 7 años.
Mary murió en 2015 pero sin duda me encantaría presenciar alguna exposición de su trabajo.
Acá comparto algunas de sus geniales fotografías:
February 14, 2020 — Comments are off for this post.
Horror Art by Aaron B. Heimlich.
Love is ... finding great things on the internet like this.
Horror Art by Aaron B. Heimlich.
Some time ago I came across the series of photomontages by Aaron B. Heimlich and I was fascinated by the simplicity of his art. About the artist's project: “Shedim is a Hebrew word to call a benevolent demon. They live with us and are always around us, the fact that we don't see them is because we have to open our eyes and our minds more. ” In the series, Heimlich reminds us that these demons are there and he does it using old photographs. This aims to demonstrate that the Shedim accompanies us in all kinds of everyday situations, whether in a graduation ceremony, nursery, hairdressing or even in our own home.
Enjoy! ☻
