This campaign by Alazraki Network in Mexico tells a simple story: Destruction of forests is the destruction of life.
A classic example of smart, memorable and spot-on art direction.
We’ve shared a lot of photography this month, but it seems like we just keep on finding amazing work. Here, we share the work of Jaume Albert Marti, a Spanish photographer who was born in Valencia.
This series of photographs, documenting stall holders at carnivals, captures some amazing portraits but also pays so much attention to the beautiful lighting of these spaces.
Have a look at more of Jaume Albert Marti’s work right over here.
Steve McCurry is a photography veteran who has spent many years in Asia, Pakistan and Afghanistan photographing the local people and culture. He, in fact, captured the iconic ‘Afghan Girl’ cover of National Geographic, which is one of the most iconic images of our time.
Here we are sharing some of his amazing work from India, which so strikingly captures the soul of the country. A true example of a master at work.
To see more of McCurry’s work – his website is right over here.
Romain Trystram is a graphic designer and illustrator from France with a keen eye for light and how it can best be represented in the illustrated form. A background in comics and animation has also given him an edge when it come to powerful, dramatic images.
What amazing work. See more of Romain Trystram at his site here.
Cecile Chavez is a food photographer and stylist from Melbourne, Australia and we love her playful, technicolour take on food photography. Have a look at her fun work here, then check out her website for more.
Martin Hill is a British environmental artist who specialises in sculptural works that draw our attention to nature. We came across his Ephemeral Sculptures series and we had to share them. These are such beautiful images that really make one stop and think about the beauty of nature and our influence on the environment.
To see more of Martin Hill’s work, check out his website here.
Miss Take is a self-taught Danish illustrator with a distinctive watercolour aesthetic that we just love. Currently just 22, Miss Take has been working as an illustrator since she was 18 – with such amazing work already, we can’t wait to see where her career will take her.
To see more of her inspiring work, check out her website here.
Tim Cavadini is a photographer from Stuttgart, currently studying in Vienna, who specialises in the most beautiful portraits. We’ve selected some here for you to have a look.
See more here at his website.
This poignant piece by MacDuff Films highlights the plight of child soldiers in Africa by speaking to Jose, the doorman at a popular venue in Cape Town.
What an amazing piece of film, telling such an amazing story.