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Quick Notes

Just to update everyone on a few things…

1. I’m no longer using Digg. I now use Reddit. Why? Traffic, that’s why!

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Cheers!

Patrick

Federico Cabrera Heads Gilles Et Dada Photos

Designer: Satu Huikko (make-up), Jasmin Mishima (styling), Federico Cabrera (photography / post production)

Here are some of the final release of a series of images from GILLES ET DADA for their new and now open site/project NOSTYLEBUTGOODSENSE. I love the style of these photos. They’re dark yet sexy at the same time. The use of black and white is balanced almost perfectly while the manipulation of faces and focused body parts through material or paint use is absolutely fantastic.

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Garmonique’s Entrancing Photography

Designer: Garmonique

I know very little about the face behind the name ‘Garmonique‘ but lately their photography has been exploding all over the web. I had come across the name on Flickr but really didn’t have enough substance to showcase here on Four Fifths Design. However I’ve since found the overly intriguing photo series on Behance. The style is minimalistic. The vibe is eerie. The colors are frightening. But the expression, the feeling, gained through Garmonique’s photos is undeniably fascinating.

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TILT Photography

Designer: Romain Laurent

Romain Laurent is an internationally known photographer whose personal work has been just as inspiring as the commercial releases. Laurent is represented by numerous agencies worldwide. But like any good photographer, it’s not the name that stands out, it’s the work. And this TILT series is pretty intriguing for such a simple concept…

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Evgenij Soloviev Manipulations

Designer: Evgenij Soloviev

Evgenij Soloviev is a Russian freelancer whose series of photo manipulations “No Vacancy” has been getting quite the attention on the web. They are fantastic indeed.