Pantone Hunger
Design director and illustrator David Schwen took a unique and creative spin with the world of colours by pairing each palette with foods that are similar in colour.
Humanae by Angelica Dass
The background is dyed the shade extracted from a sample of 11x11 pixels from the very face of the people depicted.
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Pin Art By Philip Karlberg
Photographer Philip Karlberg has just created a unique shoot for Plaza Magazine, sculpting famous faces by simply using clever lighting and carefully arranged wooden pins. “A couple of months ago I came up with an idea I have had in mind for years. I just did not know what I could use it for. But then I did a test with sunglasses, and it really turned out great. So I sent an image with the test to Plaza Magazine, and a week later I started shooting. It was a real challenge to ‘sculpt’ the faces of some classic wearers of sunglasses. It took me 6 days to shoot the 6 faces, and around 1200 sticks were used.”
