robertbennett:

Today’s design goes out to Rick Ross. Everybody already knows him, so I don’t have to say much.

Stay tuned for tomorrows piece.

robertbennett:

Today’s artist is Joey Bada$$. This kid is ridiculously talented. I’ve been following him since the track Survival Tactics track dropped, with his homie Capital STEEZ (who passed away not too long ago; R.I.P.).

Go check him out! I’m getting to work on the next few designs.

robertbennett:

The first white guy in the series!

Been a fan of this guy for quite some time, so I was extremely pleased to find an image of him in the public domain.

robertbennett:

Another in the series of musicians. Throwing it back a little bit.

Can you tell what genres of music I’m into yet?

Here are links to the Kanye and Frank Ocean images.

robertbennett:

These are more in the Looking Away series that I’m working on. Head to my page to check out the rest!

Shot in Winston Salem, NC.

I made these too! :3

robertbennett:

I told Carlo I would send him a photo that was edited to be nice and clean, then I would send him the same photo that has a lot more color editing and effects added. He ended up requesting a few photos with these edits done.

These are those photos.

I think I will start creating sets like this, with the models name on one photo, to kind of represent the set.

More self promotion.

katisque:

Iya Anasteziya

(Source: cosascool, via mosesdaniel)

thomasprior:

driver II

(via jesuisperdu)

jesuisperdu:

rob hann

robertbennett:

Making the final tweaks to the set from Carlo’s shoot on Saturday. Here are a hand full that are done.

Working on holidays, the life of an independent photographer! Happy MLK Jr. Day!

This series seems like a fitting set to post on a day like this. 

And big ups to Carlo too.

robertbennett:

I’ve been gone for a while because my laptop died again. I’m back though and here is a portrait that I took while away.

Enjoy!

I was demonstrating how wide angle lenses distort faces and ended up with this gem. Big ups to Rachel.

ssdmmfr:

Artist:

Krisztianna

“Momma Muertita”

Wall Sculpture

“Momma Muertita is the very first of my Muertita series.”

Mixed Media Wall Sculpture : Styrofoam, Paper Maché, Wire, Clay,

Wood, Acrylic, Synthetic Flowers, Twine, Pins, Glue, Sealant,

Screws, and Lots of Love.

“Spring Muertita”

Wall Sculpture

“Spring Muertita is one of four sculptures that represent the seasons. Spring might come and go, but this Muertita remembers the blossoms and the sweet winds all year round.”

“Autumn Muertita”

Wall Sculpture

“Autumn Muertita is one of four sculptures that represent the seasons. This Muertita is the crowned sentinel of the harvest, feasts, and remembering the lives of those who are no longer with us.”

(via rfmmsd)

tobia:

Toyin Odutola
All these garlands prove nothing XII
2013

Pen ink and marker on paper. 17 x 14 inches.  

(Source: Tobia)

thomasprior:

i had to scan an old negative the other day and some speedweek photos were in the same box.. bonneville, utah, 2009

(via jesuisperdu)

contemporary-art-blog:

Adi Nes artist from Israel with Roderick Buchanan, Untitled (Boys 3) 200
Contemporary-Art-Blog