Emma Leonard. Illustrator. Melbourne.

bonesbraidsandatricycle.blogspot.com

Dark Side Of The Lens. Astray Films.

Stunningly beautiful, moving footage and surf from Irish photographer/surfer Mickey Smith.
via-my homie Patrick (flickr.com/patrickspyramid) (patrick's vimeo.com)

Ryan Shultz. Artist. Chicago.

oil on linen/canvas.
Ryan was on Work of Art: The Next Great Artist (HBO).
ryanshultz.com

Kiersten Essenpreis. Illustrator. Brooklyn.

youfail.com

Matt Montoya. Rider. Macaframa.

madness.
via my homie Mer Van Roost (bruxedesign)

Sandqvist. Bags. Stockholm.

Sandqvist was founded in 2004 by Anton Sandqvist.
sandqvist.net

Andrew B. Myers. Photographer. Toronto.

Andrew's painterly photos have been digitally edited and then printed using an old analogic technique called Salt Printing: a method that dates back to 1839. Basically, you start by coating paper in a solution of water and sodium chloride and letting it dry. Next, in a darkroom environment, a silver nitrate solution is applied to the salted paper, creating a light sensitive emulsion. Let it dry. At this point, a contact print can be made by sandwiching a film negative/transparency and letting the paper sit in the sun. The results are amazing.
andrewbmyers.com