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influences; patrick mohr
Simplicity.
Horror.
Beauty.
Jon Buckby is a digital artist specializing in making props for videogames that may or may not exist. A lover of sci-fic and geometrical landscapes, he often makes mandalas or spaceships or both at the same time.
Originally from Cornwall, he can be found floating in the void of space.
These illustrations were originally published in the our sister magazine: SUDDENLY:Mushrooms.
Did You See That, Caerdydd? is an ongoing psychogeographic photography project by Ian Cooke-Tapia. This lens art project is done on two feet, or on two wheels, wherever they Ley Lines of the Cymraeg Capital take him.
Edited through a digital process to bring out points of interest that originally guided Ian on his travels, or to bring out something that he noticed in the editing room, the goal is to bring people’s attention to the mundane in new ways. To help them see the beauty in the abandoned, discarded and ignored.
The first three years of this project have been collected as an art book, available for sale in Ian’s digital shop:
https://gumroad.com/iancooketapia
Visions of an empty tennis court in the Welsh Capital.
Photography by Ian Cooke-Tapia, who has made book collecting his photography of abandoned objects.