DEAN CHALKLEY PHOTOGRAPHS SIR PAUL MCCARTNEY for SHORTLIST

Dean Chalkley photographed Sir Paul McCartney for the cover of Shortlist magazine. As well as the cover image there is a four page story inside the magazine including an interview with Paul McCartney about how it feels to close the Olympic opening ceremony. Click here to see the full story on the Shortlist website.

David Titlow / Conor Maynard album sleeve

David Titlow shot the album campaign for Conor Maynard's debut album, out today. (Parlophone)

SKINNY DIP SIGNS PHOTOGRAPHER DEAN CHALKLEY

We are incredibly excited to be representing Dean Chalkley for Photographic and Film projects and commissions. Dean creates iconic images across portraiture, music and fashion and has a unique appreciation and interpretation of youth culture, a subject that has always inspired and influenced Skinny Dip's aesthetic. 
Dean Chalkley is an international Photographer and Film Maker based in London. He grew up in the Thames estuary town of Southend-on-Sea in Essex. The town's idiosyncratic and often obscure nature has been an important influence, cultivating a love for youth subculture, music and an appreciation of individuals who walk through life expressing themselves in unusual ways. Check out skinnydip.co.uk and deanchalkley.com for more of Dean's Photography and Moving Image. Here's just a few of Dean's stunning images starting with this week's ShortList cover story featuring Sir Paul McCartney, Film Poster and stills from Dean's Short Films 'Young Souls' and 'New Faces', Fashion images for Hush Puppies and Ray-Ban, as well as award winning portraits of Noel Gallagher and iconic images of Paul Weller, Miles Kane, Amy Winehouse and Florence + The Machine. 

                            

Lawrence Watson - Stone Island - Jocks and Nerds Magazine

Lawrence Watson Photographed Russell Tovey and other London Creatives profiling the heritage of fashion brand Stone Island for the latest issue of Jocks and Nerds.

DAVID TITLOW - CHRIS HEMSWORTH - ESQUIRE MAGAZINE

David Titlow recently photographed Chris Hemsworth - best known for his starring role in Thor - for Esquire magazine. Modeling denim styled by Tanja Martin, read the full story online on esquire.co.uk

SUPERMUNDANE DESIGNS COVER FOR 'THE DIARY OF A NOBODY'

Supermundane designed the cover for the Penguin edition of 'The Diary of a Nobody' by George and Weedon Grossmith.

SUPERMUNDANE - WALLPAPER HANDMADE COVERS AT THE KK OUTLET

We thoroughly enjoyed attending the Wallpaper Handmade Covers private view at the KK outlet last night. Some great work on show by Supermundane (aka Rob Lowe) as well as Tom Hingston and Ian Wright among many others. The exhibition runs from the 5th to the 24th July, go and check it out.

TIRED OF LONDON, TIRED OF LIFE - JOCELYN BAIN HOGG

"Why, Sir, you find no man, at all intellectual, who is willing to leave London. No, Sir, when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford."
Samuel Johnson, 20 September 1777

Tired of London, Tired of Life id the product of a collaboration between three artists: Jocelyn Bain Hogg, Paul Davis and Henrietta Molinaro. The book is a celebration of the highs and lows in the City of London, but in order for it to be published it needs your sponsorship! Click HERE to visit the website and to see a preview of the book.

"Time is running out with less than a fortnight to go to raise the funds for this great book to be born! It would be a travesty for it not to see the light! How about a corporate sponsorship? Or a workshop with either Paul or Jocelyn? Or a bloody good night out? Or just pre-order the book..."

A BRITISH ENTERTAINMENT FEATURED IN MARIE CLAIRE KOREA!

Jocelyn Bain Hogg's book, in association with Thomas Pink, is a celebration of the quirkyness of British life. It was recently featured in the World Review in Korean Marie Claire:

ROB LOWE AKA SUPERMUNDANE AT KEMISTRY GALLERY

Supermundane recently showed his work at Kemistry Gallery which was also featured on the Creative Review website.

The show, entitled Details, is an exploration into the sense of depth often present within Rob's drawings. The work on show is a magnification of existing images which reduces them to simplified lines, shapes and colours.

"These new works have developed from studying my own drawings in a subjective way," Lowe explains. "I was interested in what it is about them that gives the optical effect of depth. I realised that nothing in my drawings exists in isolation and it is the way the lines (or rather the things they are outlining) interconnect that gives the feeling of depth."