LMD NEW WORK: SEVENFORTYSEVEN

This is a piece I've been working on for the last six months or so. It is an abstract representation of my recent experiences abroad in Germany, but I prefer the viewer to interpret it in their own way. I also see this as a possible start of a new series that explores the contrast between symbols of power and symbols of anti-power. Hopefully more to come.

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EDRIC UREEL: GEOGRAPHIX VOL.2

An awesome abstract piece by Edric Ureel. Part of a series of equally awesome abstract pieces that use 2 dimensional objects to create sense of depth. His sense of composition use of blending is excellent and gives the piece a nice feel. He has essentially taken simple polygonal objects and layered/blended them to create complex shapes and patterns. Edric's use of colour in highlights and shadows also emphasises the depth and gives the pieces life. Check out the whole series here and flickr page here.

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DARYL FERIL: FASHION ILLUSTRATIONS - 2010

Daryl Feril made great use of colour and layering in this energetic piece. The vector work itself is great here, borderlining on a little abstract and with a great sensation of action and energy. The colours beneath the vector work give the impression of an underlying meaning (perhaps looking into her soul?) and gives the piece great depth. Daryl has done an amazing job with such a limited colour palette. Nice one Daryl! Check out Daryl's behance and deviantart pages.

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ROB JACOBS: 48 HOUR MAGAZINE SUBMISSION

I found this piece by Rob Jacobs on behance this morning. It's a submission for a magazine with the theme "hustle" check out the whole project and rationale here. I think the use of colour here is outstanding, the feeling of motion is energising, and the texture and form are unique and fresh. Nice one Rob! Check out Rob's website.

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MATTHIAS HEIDERICH: COLOR BERLIN

Matthias Heiderich has put together a series of shots that explore colour in the urban landscape of Berlin. What I really like about this series is the simplicity of the work and the sense of nostalgia it induces. Most of the shots are quite minimal, with a strong focus on colour and composition. The simple solid colours exude a nice retro vibe, showing a few subtle signs of their age. Check out Matthias' website.

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