Multi-material Sculptor
Evan Demas is an artist and designer based in Melbourne, Australia. His art employs industrial and plant-based materials to produce three-dimensional objects and installations with a potent visual dynamic. Evan's creative methods range from intuitive direct...
David Lee: Telling His Story
I believe all artists have an innate sense of sincerity. Creativity begins in a quiet, honest place, and if we are fortunate enough, an artist will share. David Lee-- cinematographer, commercial DP, and creative director -- is one such artist. I lost track of the...
Visual Engineer
Steve Giralt has taken his experience as a commercial photographer, knowledge of technology, and ability to fill a void in the visual world to become a leading Visual Engineer in the industry. "Visual Engineering is the marriage between modern technologies and the new...
Behind the Scenes with Morgan Cooper
Morgan Cooper's journey into cinematography was unconventional. On his 18th birthday he bought his first camera—a Canon T2i—and, as he told us, “The rest is history!” We asked him about his role as a Director of Photography, his processes and how he collaborates...
From Cooking Hobbyist to Professional Chef
After working as a chef at an exclusive rehabilitation facility on a private island off the English coast, I volunteered to be an expedition photographer for Raleigh International (a charity for young volunteers to work side by side with communities improving living conditions or environmental work). This took me to Costa Rica and Nicaragua for five months and rekindled my love of photography and for the first time in a professional capacity.
Painting with Purpose
With a keen awareness of art history, he explains: “A lot of still life painting being done today is in the Dutch tradition—dark or black backgrounds with only the foreground objects lit. I’m following more in the tradition of Spanish still life; bathed in light and crisply painted. This starts with Juan Cotan around 1600 and continues with such contemporary artists as Claudio Bravo. That ideal helps me when painting our local fruit and vegetables.”
Pop in Color
Tanja Playner’s love for Pop Art started during her childhood in Russia where she began to develop her own style, although looking back, she wasn’t aware this was her development period. “In Russia, where I lived as a kid, more classical art was pushed, but I wanted...
Art’s Cultural Explorer
Agent X creates experimental, multimedia collages, paintings, and 2D artwork. Described as “Pop Art with thought,” Agent X juxtaposes pop culture, technology, fashion, music, politics, and race in visually complex amalgamations expressing the anxieties of the global,...
More Than Doodles
Georgie Ravenscroft has been sketching and doodling all her life. Her interest in art continued to develop throughout childhood and beyond. “I took Fine Art at GCSE level and then decided to put all my eggs in one basket by doing an extended diploma in Art and Design...
Underwater Art
Harry Martin is leading the way in a specialized art – underwater photography. Requiring skills that far surpass point and shoot, Harry uses his artistic eye, SCUBA background and passion to tell stories and elicit emotion. We did a...