editorial
Bicycle Portraits
Stan Engelbrecht e Nic Grobler viajaram durante 2 anos pela Africa do Sul fotografando o perfil de vários ciclistas. O resultado deste projeto lindíssimo são 3 livros com 55 histórias desenhado por Gabrielle Guy com pinturas do artista sul-africano Gabrielle Raaff. Curtiu a idéia? Apoie!
Stan Engelbrecht & Nic Grobler are publishing the best 165 portraits and stories of the over 500 portraits of cyclists they’ve photographed during their 2 year journey around South Africa. Divided over 3 books, each will contain a different 55 stories, and also two essays each by local South African and major international cycling figures. The books are designed by Gabrielle Guy and they have also collaborated with celebrated South African artist Gabrielle Raaff to create an individual hand-painted watercolor map, based on Google Maps, to indicate the location of each of the portraits. [via]
Apartamento & Our Legacy
Um diálogo entre o editor da minha revista favorita Apartamento e o diretor criativo de uma marca sueca de roupas masculinas muito especial Our Legacy 1980-81.
The Travel Almanac
Como eu fico feliz quando as pessoas pensam em publicações novas, ainda mais quando abordam viagens!
“While strolling through a bookshop at London Heathrow Airport, in the late Summer of 2008 it struck us for the first time: There is no publication available that explores traveling and temporary habitation for an increasingly sophisticated and mobilized generation of travelers. In response to this community and importantly, as a part of it, over the past two years we have developed The Travel Almanac as a way of filling this gap.”
20′s Reflections by Michael Baumgarten
Maravilhada com estas imagens do fotógrafo alemão Michael Baumgarten em parceria com o designer têxtil Veerle Hommelen para A Magazine.
The age of the ‘roaring twenties’ remains in our collective consciousness as a heady period of flapper girls, jazz, gin and wild parties, when the girls rolled their stockings down and danced up a storm. With such idyllic and opulent imagery in mind, German still-life photographer Michael Baumgarten created this boudoir scene with styling by textile designer Veerle Hommelen (who worked for some years with Olivier Theyskens at the house of Rochas). [via]
