Category: Photography

  • Lomography x Not Another Bill

    Lomography x Not Another Bill

    We’ve recently subscribed to Not Another Bill, a subscription service started by former M&C Saatchi art director Ned Corbett-Winder. For a fee, Not Another Bill will deliver a nicely packaged surprise to your doorstep each month.

    Ned started the project in 2011 with a simple mission that has remained unchanged until today: to surprise and delight whilst introducing great artists, designers and brands. Not Another Bill is all about curation, discovery and an appreciation of craft and design.

    Our first parcel arrived last week with a Konstruktor DIY Camera Set from Lomography, and we had a fun couple of hours putting all the parts together. We haven’t had a chance to test this 35 mm camera yet, but we’ll make sure to share the results with you soon.

    Past parcels from Not Another Bill have included stationary from Undercover UK, monochrome prints from One Must Dash and some leather goods from Hard Graft.

    www.notanotherbill.com

  • Bookshelf: The Monocle Guide to Better Living

    Bookshelf: The Monocle Guide to Better Living

     Monocle is one of the most successful magazines to be developed in the past years. Led by editor-in-chef Tyler Brûlé, the magazine inspires a global readership who are interested in everything, from diplomacy to business and design.

    After a year in the making, Monocle has just published its first book ever – The Monocle Guide to Better Living. Structured into chapters on cities, style, culture, travel, food, and business, the guide also includes essays that explore different topics – from what makes a great city to how to run your own business.

    The Guide carries the beautiful aesthetics of the magazine and features great photography, illustrations and writing by contributors from around the world. Just a short flip through the guide will give you a tonne of inspiration and ideas. Definitely worth having a read.

    www.monocle.com

     

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  • Bookshelf: Sometimes Always

    Bookshelf: Sometimes Always

    Sometimes Always is a multidisciplinary and independent project run by London-based Gabriel Finotti. On its website, Sometimes Always  is described as a “partial report of a generation made from the perspective of individuals who somehow belong to it and share the same doubts and anxieties.”

    The online platform publishes bilingual content (English and Portuguese) divided into different categories but with similar ideology and perceptions. Sometimes Always is also present offline with multiple projects like zines, posters and events.

    Gabriel sent us the two of their latest publications, “Fui Pra Israel E Curti Demais” and “Montarias Altamente Perigosas”.  You can find more information about Sometimes Always’ projects on:  www.sometimes-always.com

    If you’re looking for other exciting art projects going on right now, look into Marandi and the exciting work he’s doing with Watercolour preservation.

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  • Giveaway: Girls on Film Book

    Giveaway: Girls on Film Book

    Last week we received lots of copies of the brand new Girls on Film book! The book compiles the best work that has appeared in Girls on Film zine over the past two years and a half, featuring photographs by over 70 emerging photographers, including names like Michal Pudelka, Lukasz Wierzbowski and Charlie Rubin.

    We’re giving away one copy of this limited edition book. All you need to do is sign up for the newsletter using the form below and we’ll choose a random winner from our subscriber list by the end of the month.

    This giveaway is now closed. Thank you all for signing up.  

  • Aye Create

    Aye Create

    Aye Create is a photography project by Glasgow-based Polish photographer Mateusz Sleczka. The project portrays the diversity of Scottish culture and creativity through people in their workspaces.

    Mateusz says: “the project is mostly based on my friends and creative people I’ve had a chance to meet in Scotland” . 

    See the full projects here.