GenCept | Addicted to Designs: June 2010

Photography Inspiration by Chris Knight

by GenCept | June 30, 2010

Chris Knight is a photographer from Wiesbaden, Germany. He moved to the US when he was young and currently lives in North Miami Beach. Chris attended college at the illustrious University of Central Florida where he majored in Broadcast Journalism - a degree that his mother wishes he would have stuck with.

Chris also is Justin Maller's friend and you will notice that the photos that Justin uses for his creations are from Chris.

For more information about Chris Knight we highly recommend that you check out his new updated portfolio athttp://www.chrisknightphoto.com/

Stylish Illustrations by Bruno Fujii

by GenCept | June 30, 2010

Bruno Fujii is a graphic designer and illustrator from São Paulo, Brazil and he was one of our first featured artists here on Abduzeedo. He also in 2007 gave away a series of prints of his beautiful 2007 calendar which was super popular. Now Bruno has just updated his website and portfolio and because of that he deserves another post featuring his new work.

For more information about Bruno Fujii check out his website at http://soycontra.com/

Some Works

Wallpaper of the Day - by Vlad Gerasimov

by Paritoshika Kapoor | June 29, 2010

Inspiration can be received by various things, from an eye view of a leaf floating in still water or perhaps a capture of a moment or scenery on your Desktop Wallpaper. Bored of watching the same old desktop wallpaper, get yourself refreshed by lively and a workable environment by adding some colors and shades of grey to your desktop. In this series of post you will find creative desktop wallpaper related to art, photoshop, wallpaper-illustration, abstract design and other great type of wallpaper "Every Day" including nature and amazing Video Game Remake Wallpaper.

For more information about Vlad Gerasimov's work visit his website at http://www.vladstudio.com/

full screen 4:3

1600 x 1200
1400 x 1050
1365 x 1024
1280 x 960
1280 x 800
1152 x 864
1024 x 768

full screen 5:4

1280 x 1024

The Creepy Art of Human Bones by François Robert

by GenCept | June 29, 2010

François Robert is a photographer renowned for both his commercial and fine art photography work.
In the mid 90’s, Robert purchased three lockers from a school for $50.00 to furnish his studio. To his surprise, one of the lockers contained a human skeleton, which had been mounted for teaching purposes.

Since he always had a fascination with bones, once spending five weeks photographing skulls in the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago, he decided to take some of his free time caused by the recession of 2007 and trade in his skeleton for a collection of 206 loose bones.

He arranged these into simple, yet controversial shapes to form the images that you see below over a period of hundreds of hours, resulting in a collection that he titled “Stop the Violence” - a series that he created to increase awareness of war violence. The results are amazing, yet haunting. Check them out below...