A good source to learn more about publishing and the backdoors of editorial, the Mag Culture Blog from Jeremie Leslie in the UK consists of reviews about design, business and all others aspects of publishing. It talks about new publications but also takes a look at history, which is sometimes harder to access in this field. Altogether, a precious source of informations.
Cailin Hill (Premier London)
Everybody needs a muse or two.
I’m going to make sure that Cailin’s first and second tattoos make it to the pages of Sang Bleu III.
Phipp Street London EC2A
Madrid some many years ago
I don’t know nearly enough about cinema and I am too cowardly to write about why I think Jean Luc Godard is God/doG for fear of being found out as a fraud but for me his films are a constant source of visual inspiration. In particular Alphaville. I could watch it every week for the rest of my life and never tire. If you’ve not had the pleasure and this encourages your viewing my saintly deed for the day is done.
Two of the (many) photos I made…
I am so fan, I wanna don’t disclose them all at once, but keep posting in the next weeks!
There will also be an extensive feature on F in SBIII…
The man himself
A Vivienne Westwood ring. Everything is said.
Some details from Wido de Marval’s studio (Darumas and other objects from Japan). they help you to forgot the pain when you are being tatooed
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The cover to the first SB book.
In collaboration with the Pavillion/Palais de Tokyo, Paris and swiss artist Emmanuelle Antille.
Out on the 26th of June! More about it in the “coming next” section.
Some beautiful images that inspire us.
Hehe
The book is almost finished!
350 pages, but it’s gonna look gooooood!
aaaargh
Here is a little preview:
Jean-Luc Verna photographed by Claude-Hubert Tatot
the series that was once featured in SB0, but here in extenso
thanx andie
Virgil Finlay (1914 – 1971) was a pulp fantasy, science fiction and horror illustrator. While he worked in a range of media, from gouache to oils, Finlay specialized in, and became famous for, beautifully detailed pen-and-ink drawings accomplished with abundant stippling and cross-hatching. Despite the very labor-intensive and time-consuming nature of his specialty, Finlay created more than 2600 works of graphic art in his 35-year career.
I’ve known Leanne for just a couple of hours but I think we’ll be making some interesting things happen in the near future. So, for now, here’s a very small but integral part of a very large personality. Meetings like these serve as the best reminder for making as few plans as possible.
I have photographed many strangers but few have left as strong an impression on me as Paula Rego. I spent about two hours with her but left feeling I had known her for years.
Her eyes sparkle like an excitable child’s, her energy and enthusiasm equally ferocious and she told me she always leaves her studio in time to arrive home for Eastenders.
Her work is as poignant as it is prolific and her story is one worth listening to - http://tinyurl.com/65jh27
RD Franks online
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