The photographer discusses his journey from documenting war zones to capturing candid moments of some of the biggest celebs on the planet, plus why the best images often aren’t technically perfect The post Greg Williams on the art of the candid shot appeared first on Creative Review....
Greg Williams on the art of the candid shot
The photographer discusses his journey from documenting war zones to capturing candid moments of some of the biggest celebs on the planet, plus why the best images often aren’t technically perfect The post Greg Williams on the art of the candid shot appeared first on Creative Review....
Greg Williams on the art of the candid shot
The photographer discusses his journey from documenting war zones to capturing candid moments of some of the biggest celebs on the planet, plus why the best images often aren’t technically perfect The post Greg Williams on the art of the candid shot appeared first on Creative Review....
Greg Williams on the art of the candid shot
The photographer discusses his journey from documenting war zones to capturing candid moments of some of the biggest celebs on the planet, plus why the best images often aren’t technically perfect The post Greg Williams on the art of the candid shot appeared first on Creative Review....
Greg Williams on the art of the candid shot
The photographer discusses his journey from documenting war zones to capturing candid moments of some of the biggest celebs on the planet, plus why the best images often aren’t technically perfect The post Greg Williams on the art of the candid shot appeared first on Creative Review....
The colourful world of Autumn de Wilde
The photographer and director has injected striking palettes into fashion photos, celebrity portraits, vibrant ads and her feature-length debut, Emma. She talks to us about navigating these different arenas and building worlds through music and colour The post The colourful world of Autumn de Wilde appeared first on Creative Review....
Eerie artworks by Stanley Donwood feature in a new Thomas Hardy edition
The book features over 100 poems by Thomas Hardy, selected by Macfarlane – a nature writer who’s covered everything from the lure of the mountains to the secret, underground places of the world. He describes Hardy’s poetry as “a bitter, beautiful draught to drink at any time”. To accompany the poems, Donwood created more than 30 illustrations – inspired by...
A new exhibition is highlighting feminist activism through banners
Held in London, the new exhibition presents over 100 banners first commissioned in 2018 as part of Processions, a mass participation artwork organised by art events producer Artichoke and 14-18 NOW. The occasion saw tens of thousands come together on the streets of Belfast, Cardiff, Edinburgh and London to coincide with the centenary of the women’s vote in the UK....
A new exhibition is highlighting feminist activism through banners
Held in London, the new exhibition presents over 100 banners first commissioned in 2018 as part of Processions, a mass participation artwork organised by art events producer Artichoke and 14-18 NOW. The occasion saw tens of thousands come together on the streets of Belfast, Cardiff, Edinburgh and London to coincide with the centenary of the women’s vote in the UK....
Why the time has come for game title sequences to shine
Territory Studio’s Andrew Popplestone discusses the evolution of games credits and title sequences, and how they’re moving ever closer to the world of film The post Why the time has come for game title sequences to shine appeared first on Creative Review....
MK’s new video stars a half-man, half-dog with questionable morals
American DJ and producer MK has dropped the video for his latest single Chemical, and it’s not what you might expect from the deep house veteran. The promo tells the story of an anthropomorphic dog called D. Ironically meant to be the most loyal creature on the planet, D finds himself falling hard for a customer that he serves at...
Google’s new ad reflects on the highs and lows of a post-lockdown summer
Framed through the lens of the tech giant’s all-powerful search bar, the film paints a picture of what the next few months could be like – and the questions many of us have as life begins to return to normal. The ad combines still imagery and snippets of film – set to a Jamie XX soundtrack – with search queries...