Dosshaus Steps into a Drawing with “House of Cardboard” Set Design
I love the concept behind House of Cardboard, which looks like a drawing brought to life as three-dimensional objects. The work is by Dosshaus, a…
Set Design
A Beautiful Introvert: Miniature Set Design by Katy Strutz
This dollhouse by Katy Strutz is a fantastic example of creative, miniature set design. The exterior of the home is dark and run-down, while…
Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying: Violent, Crafty Scenes by Gerwyn Davies
Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying is a series of photographs by Gerwyn Davies. In addition to being a photographer, Davies works in…
Little Ideas Prove Inspirational for Driv Loo
Driv Loo is the founder and art director behind LIE (Little Ideas Everyday), a design studio in Malaysia. These images, which he calls “daily…
Francesco Romoli’s Imaginary Towns
These ghostly dioramas are the work of Italian artist Francesco Romoli. Part of a series called Imaginary Towns, Francesco creates the scenes out of cardboard before photographing them with his Canon 1000D, masterfully utilising lighting and shadow to add incredible depth and feeling. Once photographed the solitary figures are then added in digitally to complete the eery, ghostly scenes. You can find out more about Francesco on his website!