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The Art of Jenny Yu

Jenny Yu is a designer and environment concept artist from Los Angeles, CA. She works for editorial, advertising, books, graphic novels, and entertainment arts.

Lighting, color, and shape are important aspects of my work. Being able to create magic in a single frame of an image through the cohesion of reality and fantasy is something I always want to try to convey. Life often becomes routine and tiring for us, so I want to remind myself and others that there is always magic even in the trivial drills of everyday life.

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The Forbidden Zone, Mako Miyamoto

Anxiety

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Photography by Adeolu Osibodu

I’m Adeolu Osibodu, a 20-year-old photographer from Nigeria, West Africa. In 2015, I decided I wanted to channel my emotions, state of mind, and how I saw the world into a visual craft. I didn’t want to have to talk too much to express myself. I ended up starting out in photography with my smartphone. The process of framing a mood out of nothing but fragments of ideas in your head is the most beautiful thing one can experience. It wasn’t until mid-2016 that I started to take it more seriously and put my work online. I’m currently dabbling in fashion work with brands that are unique, full of mystery and have stories to be told.

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Five of my favorite photos from 2017, for the year-end extravaganza:

1. Rainbow grasshopper 2. Vermilion flycatcher 3. Long-horned bees after rain 4. Sandhill cranes at Whitewater Draw 5. Sunrise clouds over San Jose Mountain

Thanks to Thierry and Jules from ms excuse me for taking on the top five this year, and happy new year everyone.

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Spiral, from photographer and instagrammer Nate Hill

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Escape from New York - Central Park Tunnels, Michael Massaia

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The end of the beginning, perhaps - Mario Tama

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Artist: Armelle Blary

Lives and works in Reims, France.

Her personal universe grows within the human, animals, plants spheres which intersect and merge into a poetics approach of the interrelation and of the becoming. Nourished by literature, Armelle Blary links also her art to ancient myths: She finds inspirations on stories of metamorphosis to create new shapes that embrace equally the living and the dead. This poetic pretext becomes her favorite reflection on desire, death, love and faith.

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