Simply Creative: May 2015

New Graphite and Oil Paintings by Nunzio Paci

Italian artist Nunzio Paci (previously here) is back with his new oil and graphite paintings that seamlessly blend anatomy and nature.

Check his website: http://www.nunziopaci.it/

Light Paintings by David Gilliver

David Gilliver created these light paintings around Channel Island of Guernsey where he lives.

"My camera allows me to express myself in the way that I choose to – and that’s really important to me."

“I didn’t want to just take normal pictures like everyone else.”

“The concept of condensing time into one single frame by taking one picture with a four-five minute exposure really excited me.”

“That notion of me becoming the painter and the landscape being the canvas added an extra layer of intrigue for me.”

The concept of condensing time into a single frame by taking one picture with a five minute exposure really excited me

He is using a Nikon D800 along with the wide-angled Nikon AF-S 14-24mm f/2.8G ED lens.

“It’s well suited to light painting because of the excellent 36.3 megapixel CMOS sensor this camera has. Noise levels are very low (which is very important for any night photography work) even in very dark conditions and the quality of the images it captures is superb.”

Check his website: http://www.davidgilliver.com/

Creative Bookmark Designs

Check these innovative bookmark designs that sure to add some spice to your reading.

Legs Bookmark

Cut Pet Bookmark

Reading Lamp Bookmark

Hippo In Water Bookmark

Birds Bookmark

Be Right Back Bookmark

Zipped Book Bookmark

Bloody Bookmark

Pointing Finger Bookmark

Help Bookmark

Mark-My-Time Digital Bookmark

Magnifying Camera Bookmark

Vinyl Music Icons by Alejandro de Antonio Fernández

Madrid based designer and illustrator Alejandro de Antonio Fernández created this incredible collection of vinyl musical icons for the UNCO_MA Project presented by Art Room.

Newspaper Wardrobes by Eye Management

Photographer Amy M. Phillips and Fairlight Hubbard, the founders of Nashville talent agency Eye Management, designed a series of vintage-inspired garments made completely from newspaper called 'Extra, Extra Paper Doll', modeled by Emily O'Daniel.