moriyamo daido

i can't find anything to say about moriyamo daido's work except to say i can't say anything about it because it's just so wide in scope

eikoh hosoe

welcome to the world of eikoh hosoe

night cleaner

michelangelo di battista

michelangelo di battista works in fashion photography so his work is inevitably infected by that state of mind, i liked this tho. google for more. think michael bay movies and you won't be too far away.

leila abdul-rauf

olden yolk

special interest

arslan ahmedov

yeah i'm a sucker for scratchy blurred image. here's arslan ahmedov

ed ross

got to love an old school image. no specific site for ed ross but a bit of care with your googling. there's a healthy dose of male gaze here and the results will almost certainly will contain content that's nsfw

marley muerto

lloyd kwila

i couldn't find any information on lloyd kwila. likewise i don't really have the lexicon to discuss it. but here it is, whatever it is, and i'm glad to have come across it....

akira kusaka

i'll tell you one thing - doing this blog has definitely pushed me more towards the figurative and illustrative end of the spectrum. so here's akira kusaka who i like for many of the reasons i like shaun tan but also just to remind myself that's there's whole different strands of illustrtation in japan

a001

so, yes, i breathed

and i kind of missed doing all of this. definitely check out that matthew herbert sequence in the actual film. i love the soundtrack but the sequence itself is beautiful and transformative.

so, a kind of a start (again). maybe there'll be a bit less text - i don't want to just get caught up in a mess of superlatives! or maybe i'll get more verbal. who knows. enjoy

matthew herbert