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Now representing fashion/lifestyle photographer Saskia Koerner
Originally from Cape Town, Saskia has lived and worked across the globe exploring her love of all things photographic. This includes graduating from the prestigious Brooks Institute of Photography and assisting industry legends Mary Ellen Mark, Nan Goldin & Kenneth Willard in New York.
Minky Stapleton’s powerful illustration series for NEON’s The Handmaid’s Tale
Illustrator Minky Stapleton teamed up with the talented folk at DDB Aotearoa, producing a series of provocative illustrations to launch season 4 of Neon’s The Handmaid’s Tale. Join the resistance!!!
NZMA rebrands with photography by Nic Staveley
With 11 campuses spread throughout New Zealand, NZMA provides tertiary courses for aspiring students. Their rebrand, shot on location and in studio by photographer Nic Staveley, was commissioned by Unsworth Shepherd and Coles & Co.
Introducing food and lifestyle photographer Alex McVinnie
Growing up in the hospitality industry with a well-known chef and food writer father, Alex became fascinated in the way our lives often revolve around food and it’s preparation.
IR artists team up with The Monkeys and UN Women Australia
In support of International Women’s Day, five of our artists created bespoke artworks as part of an arresting campaign by The Monkeys and United Nations Women Australia called #WhenWillSheBeRight. At present global gender equality is still 100 years away. Together, we can make it right in 10.
