Still life expert Philip Karlberg c/o AGENT MOLLY & CO arranged fruits and lines for his work 'A Culinary Homage to Olle Bærtling' in the style of the same-named Swedish painter and sculptor. Olle Baertling has developed since 1950 a purely geometric style and has created since 1954 'open shapes' in his paintings, geometric abstractions with sections of triangles.
Philip KARLBERG loves the interplay play of objects, jewelry and foods. He staged the latest watch models for stylistically very different editorials in KING MAGAZINE as well as in PLAZA MAG in his clear imagery. Sometimes dark, at others bright. More experimental is how he realized liquids for the WAY OUT WEST 2016 Festival. And that Philip KARLBERG is well familiar with atmospheric interior photography is demonstrated here on GoSee with his production for the Swedish client Svenssons i Lammhult.
No Photoshop, no CGI, Erik JOHANSSON inspires with his settings and scenes full of imagination. To realize his latest motif, was accompanies by VOLVO with the camera. We have the film plus several works from his exciting portfolio here on GoSee.
"I was recently featured in a video series by Volvo. Human Made Stories is a series of short films portraying people that inspires. People who do things differently and go their own way. In the beginning of summer (2016) a film team followed me around for three days as I created my latest personal project "Wake Up!" and you can see the result of that film in the clip... Even though most of the content in the film is true, I don't actually own a Volvo.
This is the final image, shot in three rounds in the summer of 2016. Trees were chopped down and placed in a lake at 4AM when the water was calm. The model was shot in a swimming pool in similar soft natural light and finally the trees under the water surface was shot from a cherry picker right above the tree level. All material was shot on a Hasselblad H6D-50c and the material was combined using Photoshop. There are no CGI or illustrated elements in the final photograph."
The motifs which Danish illustrator MADS BERG realized for SINGAPORE AIRLINES in his typical style are reminiscent of film posters. Along with the two motiifs, GoSee also presents an insight into his portfolio... Based in Copenhagen, Mads Berg is widely known for his modern art deco style and vintage graphics. His main fields of illustration are posters, brand illustrations, key visuals, editorial illustrations, cover art and murals. The illustrations are characterized by a style which translates classic poster art into a modern and timeless look. His pared back environments provide an elegant simplicity that delivers a concise narrative message. Mads has been working as an illustrator and designer since 2001 and has collaborated with numerous multinational clients such as Coca Cola, Orangina, San Diego Zoo, Lego, Monocle, and Wired. Mads graduated from the Danish Design School in 2001, and since then, he has been working independently as an illustrator. Occasionally working as a lecturer at design schools. Several times member of the jury, awarding the best in Swedish and Norwegian Contemporary Illustration. Mads' poster art is represented at the Danish National Design Archives at the Design Museum.
