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Nick Veasey's X-RAY photos truly are spectacular. I have some X-RAYs of my dog that I've always meant to get printed but Nick's work is a whole other level. Extraordinary.
Plenty more on Veasey's website.
Masha Ivashintsova died in 2000 at the age of 58 and she left behind a considerable amount of undeveloped film, which her daughter found in the attic, sorted into dated envelopes.
She got it developed and shares them on the Masha Ivashintsova Website.
Michael Massaia's gorgeous architectural photos:
“For Xiaodan” — Early morning portraits of tenements scattered throughout New York City’s Chinatown.
He writes that, "All images are split toned and tinted Gelatin Silver prints."
Plenty more on Massaia's site.
Roger Deakins is best known as a cinematographer, but his black-and-white still photography is quite gorgeous.
Deakins also has a film-related podcast, Team Deakins, that he co-hosts with his wife James. The great thing about the podcast is how they often interview the rarely-interviewed film professionals: cinematographers, Costume Designers, VFX people, etc.
Deakins' official site is here, but the still photography is viewable as part of The Hulett Collection.
Nico Sawatzki's paintings manage to be both organic and industrial at the same time. I imagine that in person one would want to reach out and touch them.
ein Plauch ein Rausch // Kollateralschwingungen
More on Sawatzki's site.
Kumi Oguro has taken photos of segmented bodies for more than 20 years. I find them oddly compelling.
Daisy // Passage // Turn // Thread (clockwise)
Many more on Oguru's site.
Two Pages is a series of nomadic sketchbooks shared by designers, artists, and illustrators around the world.
Since 2012, Two Pages connects local and international creative communities through raw creativity and spontaneous mark-making. It is an ongoing effort to record, spread and exchange ideas through the hand-to-hand journey of each book.
Past cities include Barcelona, Tokyo, Antwerp, Mexico City, Tehran, Cape Town, London, and many more. Toronto is happening right now.
You can read an interview with creators on It's Nice That and view Sketchbooks from all cities on Two Pages.
James Lake is known for his phenomenal cardboard sculptures, some of them self-portraits.
His latest piece is stop-motion animated short called Another Day. Lovely work:
More on Lake's site.
Summer Wagner's Midamerican Fever Dream is a narrative series that, surprisingly, is made of photos, not paintings.
The entire series is here. Wagner's other work can also be viewed on their site.
