Another interesting part is the fact she managed to get some celebrities to model for her! Cool isn’t it? Of course that’s only a minor part. The scenery, backgrounds and graphics, is awesome and fits every tale that featured inside these photos. A really great job that immediately caught my eye! This is a photographer you certainly need to keep an eye on.

This isn’t a normal set of photos you see every day. That made me take a closer look to every one of them. With every photo I saw a different story. I don’t know if this is done intentionality or that the photographer (Helen Warner) made exact plans to capture a story.

For me it was astonishing to see that every photo in this set instantly popped a different story to mind. Personally I would like to know the story the photo shows above. My first impression was, okay this has something to do with drowning (not necessarily in water).  That is the beauty of photography. You can tell a whole story with only one picture. By getting the atmosphere right (lightning, model etcetera)  you’ll be able to tell your story the way you want it!

There’s a catch however. Everyone looks at a photo (or image) differently and will think of another story. So when a hundred people view the photo you created, a hundred different stories will immerse. And that doesn’t have to be a bad thing! Just make sure the basics of the story are made clear in your photo. People will understand it and will be  wanting to figure out the whole story about the set…to me that makes a photo astonishing and worth mentioning.

What I personally like about this set of work, especially the first ones that are featured in the set, is the way brushes and scratches are used. It creates an effect I really find worth mentioning. It adds that little extra if you know what I’m saying.

Besides that, the usage of color is really great. It all creates an astonishing artwork that just looks and, maybe more important, feels right.

The examples below really show what I mean.

Sometimes you come across something neat and inspiring. This is one of those things. It’s a character set called “Dark side of the kitty“. It’s a combination of Hello Kitty and Star Wars. That’s a strange combination isn’t it? It sure is. I would never have expected this one, but it seems to work out pretty good.

I’m not a Hello Kitty fan, but when looking at these illustrations I really can relate to it. Same goes for the Star Wars additions in the illustrations. That’s what makes these cool and interesting to me! Different things combined together to create a whole different world of it’s own.

This is the last set of inspirational posts…it’s a lot of work to put these together and I think that’s the problem: Putting them together. From now on I’ll create separate posts when I find something inspirational to give the designer more exposure and show off some more of his work!

1. Creative brochures designs for inspiration

Another “old school” design expression. By that I mean print. But with all digital awesomeness going around these days, this set of designs show that it isn’t going away. Print is still cool. It can and should be original too.

2. Dreamlike pictures by Rebeca Cygnus

This set comes from the hand of Rebeca Cygnus. Like the title sates, it’s a set of dreamy photos. Original and inspirational!

3. Digital art by Michael Kammerer

This is one stunning set of artwork! Michael Kammerer is the designer, well artist fits better here, of these inspiring designs.

4. Music flyer designs by Kent Hernandez

Like the article states, Kent Hernandez is using a not expected style towards music flyer design that really works!

5. Digital Artworks by Aaron Richmond

This fellow, Aaron Richmond, does a really neat job in this set of digital artwork. I would play some of the games immediately after seeing this!

6. Photo manipulations Liquid Place