Adam Voorhes is an Austin, Texas-based photographer with an outstanding portfolio. One gem is his series, Exploded, which takes four objects–a telephone, frog, gun and an etch-a-sketch–and dissects them for the purpose of a unique photo expose. Check out an interview with him here. The rest of the series can be found below.
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See more from Chrisostomou here. [Courtesy of Lost at E Minor]
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Kansas City-based fashion photog, Brian James, took a bunch of local folks and photographed them in public spaces holding signs–à la the homeless–for his “I’ll Say It For You” expose. Check out more of the series and a quote about the project below.
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*This post will be updated daily and stuck to the top of the home page until December 25th. Check out all previous entries from December 1 – December 12 here. December 13 onwards is included under the cut. Otherwise, please scroll down for non-Christmas-related features.
December 16 — Artist Jim Datz’s 50s Style Posters

Manhattan and Brooklyn posters [...]

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A couple days back, Arrested Motion posted a story about their visit to Modern Multiples, just as the LA-based studio was in the process of printing the latest offering from UK street artist, D*Face. But the print (shown above, photo credit to AM) didn’t have a release date–until now.
Tomorrow at 12 p.m. EST, the “Riot” [...]

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Smoke Bombs by Swiss-born, NYC-based artist, Olaf Breuning. [Via]
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December 12 — CXXVI’s ‘Union Made’ Print

Port Jefferson, Long Island-based design studio turned hand-made garment producers, CXXVI, have just added the first print to their burgeoning catalog. The “Union Print” is hand screened on aged and dyed watercolor paper, and limited to an edition of 50. CXXVI is an offset of Onetwentysix, founded and run [...]

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Just found this project, “Colour of Music” by photographer George W. Benson, posted by our amigo Paul over at Dude Craft [Via Notcot]. Benson takes myriad record sleeves and organizes them based solely on their color schemes. Sometimes they’re random (like the multicolored version shown above), and sometimes they’re elegant in simple black and white. [...]

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I’m a big fan of both photographer Noah Kalina and artist Aakash Nihalani, as they each seem to continuously push the boundaries of their respective craft. So, their collaborative effort–pictured above; titled In ‘n’ Out–is a welcome surprise on this rainy Monday evening.
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Amazing series of distorted-reality photographs by artist, Jim Kazanjian, titled, “Abberations.” [Via Flylyf]
Six more stunners after the break.
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