Rubens Cantuni‘s portfolio.
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“The Rabbit lamp by Front is faithful to the true dimensions of the animal bringing a touch of nature in fairytale style and genuine madness. By rejecting abstraction and taking inspiration from a living creature it delivers a powerful emotive content that never fails to elicit a strong response from onlookers. Who wouldn’t want a rabbit lamp to light up their home?”

By Moooi.

Marc Ascoli, art director and creator of some of the most powerful fashion imagery issues has curated this edition of Vestirsi da Uomo: “a game between real and surreal, between the real garment and the imagery it evokes: exuberant, filled with energy, fanciful, dreamlike and visionary”.
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Creating art about people and their odd ways, her characters seem to exude an idealized innocence with a glimpse of hard earned wisdom in their eyes. Recalling many issues from childhood and good old life experience, she creates images that are thought provoking and seductive.

Tara McPherson‘s art.

Her most recent book is on sale here.

“If you would like to keep the old tradition alive and have the “luck of a rabbit’s foot”  you can even wear… well… a rabbit’s foot.”
 After this statement how can we not love Martina‘s stuff!

Aled Lewis is a London-based designer & illustrator. The Toy Stories series is pretty hilarious!
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