David Bray has been a freelance illustrator since 1996 and has developed an extensive portfolio of clients since then. He has managed to create a unique world of his own using mainly the pencil and pen as his tools of the trade with computers having as little influence as possible in his work. In this day and age, that is something to be extremely proud of.
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Among the pioneers of Berlin's current fashion boom are Friederike von Wedel-Parlow and Regina Tiedeken. They worked as assistants to Vivienne Westwood and have developed the unerring eye of their teacher － but their own highly unique style.
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Ned is one of the main organizers of the Overkill stage at the Glade Festival and Droon is one of the many Breakcore artists who plays regularly at the festival. Thanks to their words of wisdom, we can finally understand the phenomenon that is known as Breakcore and why the word could just be a marketing tool for the uninitiated.
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"Ronzo is an independent, non-profit artist that exists because this fragile Earth deserves a voice. It needs solutions. It needs change. It needs action. Quite frankly, it needs Ronzo!" We visited his studio in East London to find out more about this elusive artist and understand why concrete seems to be his medium of choice.
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Together with his team he collaborates with Italian and international companies, as well as the Thai government for which he acts as a consultant, concerning the production of some collections. Incanuti has been also art director of the brand GENTRYPORTOFINO since 2006.
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One of the most common symptoms around today is related to the skin. Skin is the largest organ in our body and also considered the least important. When you experience skin symptoms, this is because the body always try to throw off toxins and imbalances on to where it is least harmful to the body, this being the skin.
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