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Urban photographer Stephen Gill started as a documentary and landscape photographer and soon developed a passion for experimental photography.

This project is called "Best Before End"  and all the pictures are developed  in energy drinks such as Red Bull, Shark and N-gine. 

http://www.stephengill.co.uk/

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Some shots by Oleg Oprisco, fine art photographer from Ucraine

http://oprisco.com/

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Kyle Thompson was born in Chicago on January 11th, 1992. He began taking photographs at the age of nineteen after finding interest in nearby abandoned houses. His work is mostly composed of self portraits, often taking place in empty forests and abandoned homes.

http://www.kylethompsonphotography.com/

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A selection of surrealistic collages by Sarah Eisenlhor.

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Photography crush of the day Kevin Russ and his pictures of wild and freedom.

-Lily #thatsftree

-Point Vicente - California

-Wild Horses - Bahia de Los Angeles

Much more here http://kevinruss.vsco.co/ 

and here http://kevinruss.tumblr.com/

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Three still life tables we love

-Implement Blue,Margaret Preston (1927)

-Hare and candle, Will Scott (1949)

-Still life with chip frier, John Bratby (1954)

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Spring is all around and we all need an escape from the city.

Here's a selection of 3 surreal geometric garden you'll wish to go after seeing these pics.

-Chateaux de Marqueissac - Vézac - France

-Geometric Garden - Herning - Denmark

-Chateaux de Villandry - France

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Three psychadelic flowers we love to celebrate this early spring.

-Thierry Feuz

-Gary Brewer

-Hao Yuan Lu

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Spotted on Pinterest these gorgeous still life from the series Postures by Carl Kleiner.

Here's our favorite three, but there's a lot more to see on his website.

http://www.carlkleiner.com

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This week artwork selection include three of our favorite pictures by David Thomas Smith, a young Irish artist graduated in Documentary Photography.

"Composited from thousands of digital files drawn from aerial views taken from internet satellite images, this work reflects upon the complex structures that make up the centres of global capitalism, transforming the aerial landscapes of sites associated with industries such as oil, precious metals, consumer culture information and excess. Thousands of seemingly insignificant coded pieces of information are sown together like knots in a rug to reveal a grander spectacle."

More at 

http://david-thomas-smith.com

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Yelena Bryksenkova's illustrations are all about stunning patterns, fascinating girls and a pretty obvious passion for books and plants.

We are enchanted!

http://yelenabryksenkova.com/

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We Went to Art14 and made a little selection of our favorite works.

1-Jenni Hiltunen, She knows - Mimmo Scognamiglio Artecontemporanea

2-Hanibal Srouji, Desert 1- Galerie Janine Rubeiz

3-Wanda Bernardino, Strangers - Bo-Lee Gallery

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New Wave

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South African illustrator Lucy Stuart-Clark will be featured in Prime #00 with an amazing interview written by her sister Jessica.

She gave us a little insight into the South African art scene.

1- Kirsten Beets

2-Katrin Coetzer

3-Maria Lebedeva

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All Good Things Come in Threes - Weekly Playlist

1-Sky Ferreira- 24 Hours

2-Prefab Sprout - Lions in My Own Garden

3-The Coral - I Remember When

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You wouldn't expect to see this in the middle of a central roundabout in London during February...but we swear it's all real.

We interviewed the proud founder of Guerrilla Gardening, Richard Reynolds, to learn more about this illicit plant cultivation taking place in London.

We are definitely big supporters of this amazing project!

This is just a tiny visual preview - enjoy the article on  issue #00

Plant | Pot | Earth 

...coming soon!

Pictures by Giuditta Dallerba @  ilcassettodibit

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From Christian Dior to Stella McCartney, passing through Dolce & Gabbana and Mary Katranzou, it's pretty obvious that flower pattern is going to be on top of the trends for the upcoming Spring Summer collections.

Our featured Textile Designer Kaitlin Perkins, focuses most of her work in flower patterns and bright colors transmitting an unexpected nostalgic African mood.

Learn more about her works and inspiration here: http://kaitlinperkins.com/ABOUT

...and keep following Prime to see Kaitilin's textiles featured in our Issue #00

Picture Credits:

1.(Clockwise)-Dolce & Gabbana, Mary Katranzou, Christian Dior, Stella McCartney, all  SS14 RTW

2-3. Kaitlin Perkins prints.