Riga/Latvia

Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Lithuania, Latvia, Norway, Poland, Russia, Sweden, … In Summer 2021, Bernd POSSARDT c/o DOUBLE T PHOTOGRAPHERS was on tour with the BALTIC SEA PHILHARMONIC. Performing under the direction of Kristjan Järvi, an Estonian native, are musicians from ten riparian countries of the Baltic Sea.

During this time, Bernd was able to capture a series of intimate portraits of the musicians. We present you a selection on GoSee, and you’ll find further…

Flora Freya - For L’OFFICIEL BALTIC, multi-talent Ramona Reuter photographed a beauty editorial with model Freya. Hair & make-up came from Bianca HARTKOPF c/o NINA KLEIN.

PANIC STUDIO, based in Riga, is a fresh, bold and smart design & animation studio which brings powerful stories to life. With worldwide experience for more than 10 years, PANIC STUDIO is a one-stop shop for brands and agencies looking for a highly skilled team that speaks fluent "corporate" and offers original content for animated TV commercials, explainer videos of products and services or entertaining short videos for social media, you name it.

Eiko OJALA – now c/o VISUALEYES Artists – is a renowned illustrator and graphic designer, based between Estonia and New Zealand. He works mostly digitally and draws everything by hand. Within his work process, Eiko likes to study shapes and work closely with the interplay of light and shadow, while keeping his illustrations minimal and on point with a combination of consummate craftsmanship and a healthy pinch of wit. GoSee !

erries of the Tallink & Silja line offer low-price trips and short cruises to Finland and the Baltic. Whether from Sweden to Finland, Estonia or Latvia or may it be from Finland to Estonia. And trip or no trip – there are a few things you should always take with you. The photos by Philip KARLBERG c/o AGENT MOLLY & CO. tallinksilja.com

Patterns are everywhere we look – on our clothing, building surfaces, interiors, branding, packaging… but when and how are they best incorporated into a design? The appeal of their usage is obvious, the repetitive elements bring with them a calming vibe, a sense of instant familiarity. But they can also create problems, especially when co-opted across a wide ID spectrum. Find out more: idnworld.com//?id=v22n4