Jeremy Blincoe’s ‘Ego and Nature’ exhibition
If you’re lucky enough to be in Melbourne over the next few weeks checkout photographer Jeremy Blincoe’s solo exhibition. ‘Ego and Nature’ is on at the Trocadero Arts Space till December 9th.
- Disciplines
- Artists
- Tags
- Alex McVinnie
- Ant Sang
- Ben Godfrey
- Benjamin Leon
- Boshi Wang
- Brian Neong San
- Bridget Daulby
- David Ogilvie
- Elise Hislop
- Emile Holmewood
- Ezra Whittaker
- Francesca Melis
- Gerad Taylor
- Gerardo Ibarra
- Glenn Thomas
- Harris Keenan
- Henrietta Harris
- Hope McConnell
- Isobel Te Aho-White
- James Stewart
- Janine Wareham
- Jeremy Kyle
- Jonas Claesson
- Josh Dykgraaf
- Julia Murray
- Kane Feaver
- Kell Sunshine
- Kelly Thompson
- Kieran Rynhart
- Kristian Frires
- Liam Gerrard
- Lily Nie
- Lisa Nicole Moes
- Lucy Han
- Marcus Watson
- Max Thompson
- Michel Mulipola
- Minky Stapleton
- Mokshini
- Nic Staveley
- Oscar Nimmo
- Roger Mason
- Sara Servan
- Sarah Larnach
- Sasha Fowler
- Saskia Koerner
- Seb Fowler
- Serval Fandango
- Sha Mulatero
- Shingo Shimizu
- Tiffany La Belle
- Toby Morris
- Tony Graystone
- Trust Me
- Victoria Garcia
- Wajeeha Abbasi
- Will Hunt
Huhtamaki cups hit the cafes
Huhtamaki paper cup manufacturers recently commissioned illustrators Allan Wrath, James Stewart and Gareth Jensen. The brief was fairly open, enabling them to showcase their own take on being a kiwi. If you’re lucky enough to be in New Zealand this summer, watch out for them at your local.
Welcome Joseph Michael, timelapse extraordinare
We welcome an exciting new addition to the fold, environmental and time-lapse photographer Joseph Michael.
Joseph’s widely known for his recent exhibition ‘Dark Cloud White Light‘, which involved him filming 3D time-lapses of New Zealand landscapes. The project saw him braving the elements for periods of 24 hours or more to create an experience of audio and visual splendour. His recent TEDx speech gives you a taste of his journey unveiling the hidden wonders of the New Zealand landscape.
Introducing new illustrator Jeremy Kyle
Talented young watercolourist Jeremy Kyle blends watercolour and loose hand scribbling with precision line work, indicative of architectural and industrial design aesthetics. His use of colour brings an incredible sense of presence and strength, making the most everyday object a focal point of enchantment. With various degrees, diplomas and certificates in Graphic Design, illustration and pictorial design at Unitec, Whitecliffe and Yoobee, he’s certainly one to watch.
Kristian Frires for Les Mills International
Kristian Frires’ latest shoot for Les Mills International took him to London, Paris and Los Angeles. A hard choice, but these images taken while the sun sets on L.A. are our favourites.
Nic Staveley shoots kiwi racing champ Mitch Evans
Portrait photographer Nic Staveley is often called upon by Red Bulletin mag to shoot sports champions. His most recent being Mitch Evans, shot in the New Zealand home of motor racing Hampton Downs.