“Your sugar sits untouched” is actually the title of an Emilie Autumn’s album featuring her reading poetry both she and other people have written. Laura was continually inspired by her Victorian style.

I took all the photos on Friday, in my backyard, with an old teacup and a doll that once belonged to my grandmother.

She was also inspired by Alice in Wonderland and the whimsy of fairytales.

Idea to take pictures of the same place at different time has turned out very well.

26 years old designer and photographer Paul Octavious was inspired by one hill.

New awesome fish eye photo came from Threadless. Their in-house magical graffiti musician snowboarder extraordinaire, Joe Suta, is back in town this week to paint up a bunch of mashup murals for the next few weeks of releases.

In this photo (credit: Threadless 365) he’s prepping pieces of Masonite.

Digital age came with many advantages and manipulation technique became daily routine in art industry. Luuk Vermeyden is one of them, who are making creative works on a digital (software) basis. He’s a 19 years old designer and illustrator from Rotterdam. I like his personal quote:

Your mind is the tool, Photoshop is just the canvas.

Remember that and express your imagination.

Overdose Art, by Luuk Vermeyden

What kind of art is this? Simply, my interpretation is “the fate of smokers”. Now you see how smoking can be art. Whatever, I’m sure mixed stuff below inspires you to think twice, next time.

This is not just a usually kitchen utensils, it’s a Scanwood, Denmark’s largest manufacturer of wooden kitchen utensils. They wished to communicate the fact that their products are made through an environmentally friendly process and are of course also made from all natural materials.

Designed by Goodmorning Technology

After some immobile arts, photos and pixel art, time is for the movement. Introducing “BESPLA”, English named “For Free”. I talked with the author, a 31 years old Marko Butraković cameraman, who explained me the details.

BESPLA is very important for me since it was very first thing I’ve shot on my 5D MK2’s and at that moment no one actually belived that such a tiny thing could get in the mainstream production in less than a year time.

I always wanted to know how they made Pixel art. It’s a very interesting technique. Searching for some artists I found Nicolas also know as Nasc, a 32 years old French guy who is doing Pixel art over 8 years. Great! As usually, I wanted to know more and more so I sent him an email.

Nicolas is the head of Flash in a Web agency, based in Paris. His passion for the Pixel art certainly came from video games (8-bit games, where each pixel was important) and Lego, when he was young. Nicolas prefers 3D isometrics, because he thinks it’s a bit like 3D handmade.

Selecting creative artists has many facts. It’s easy because we have so many of them, but on the other hand, it’s hard to find the best and emerge them on the surface. The story begins when Stephen left a comment on my photo called “Maybe she’s born with it.”, fortunately my habit is to check out everyone’s photostream, especially when somebody is interested in my work and wrote a feedback. That’s how Stephen’s work came to me and after a few hours I decided to send an email with questions, meet to know.

Stephen Morris currently lives in London, studying in his final year of Product Design at Central St Martins College. He uses a Canon 20D he bought off from eBay and has more recently added a small camera strobe setup that he rarely uses. Stephen doesn’t have vast sums of money to spend on kit so he just tries and gets creative with what he has.

This is a portrait of Stephen and his pet, dog Button. He shot it in the backgarden of his parents new house, soon after they moved in and had a new lawn laid. The camera was just resting on the ground propped up on the lens hood. In order to get his face in focus Stephen put his socks where his head was going to be and pre focused the camera on that point. Hence why he has no socks.

Sky Nash is an artist from Birmingham currently based in London, studying a BA (Hons) Book arts and design. She started the degree in September and she’s constantly learning new things.

I choose it so that I could carry on being an illustrator and learn something practical at the same time.

Enjoy the rest of this article and see what 20 years old female artist can do.