Posts Tagged ‘studio’

Lucas Zarebinski Makes My Mouth Water

Our newest photo crew member, my new personal confidant and pop culture master, Jordan Lutes just sent me this still life photogo’s site. I’m getting such a kick out of it that i thought i would share! I love the food! Seriously makes my mouth water, this guy brings an awesomely moody, yet colorfully scrumptions feel to a stack of macaroons and a bologna sandwich. Food’s never looked so good! Check out Lucas’ site.


Hello Jake Stangel.

I had the lovely opportunity to meet with this talented and driven young man last week. Unfortunately for me, his stories stuck more readily in my scattered brain than his pictures…so now, a week later i have a hot minute to peruse his website and it only took seconds to recalled a few of my favorite shots. One of his stories is set on a farm in central flordia where he worked for room and board. In his free time he snapped off these wonderful shots. Keep up the great work Jake!

Check out his website where he has written the stories that correspond with each photo collection.


These Austrians have drank waaaay too much Redbull!

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Really?! you people are insane! According to the Daily Mail:

“A skydiver has pulled off an astonishing stunt by climbing out of a glider’s cockpit, crawling along the wing and then somersaulting underneath and stepping onto the wing of a second glider flying below.

Paul Steiner then moves back onto the main fuselage of the second glider while the first glider turns upside down and flies overhead so that he can reach up and hold the tail fin at 100mph, forming a human link between the two aircraft. He then leaps off and parachutes back to the ground.

The spectacular stunt, captured on YouTube, was carried out by the Red Bull skydive team 2,100 metres above the mountains in Styria, Austria. And they look mightily relieved as they returned to their airfield.”




BP’s Deja Vu


NEMO FIRST FRIDAY!!! “Undertow:Testing The Waters”

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NemoHQ Presents: Undertow: Testing The Waters
Artwork by Undertow

Portland, Ore – May 18, 2010 – NemoHQ is proud to present the work of local artists, Undertow in “Testing The Waters,” curated by NEMO opening Friday, June 4, 2010 6-10 pm. The show will run through Wednesday, June 30, 2010 at NemoHQ – 1875 SE Belmont Street in Portland, OR.

“Testing The Waters” is the debut art show for three best friends and former college classmates who share the same passion for art, design, and ground beef tacos. Since moving to Portland a little over two years ago, all three artists have collaborated to create an art collective that serves as a creative outlet for their graphic style and subject matter. That art collective became Undertow: three aquatic-based creatures that are visual representations of each artist’s personalities and interests. The art and design in “Testing The Waters” features not only the experiences, inspirations, and commentary of the artists, but also a collaboration with the Jordan Brand to give back to a local charity. 100% of the proceeds for select pieces will be matched by the Jordan Brand and donated to St. Mary’s Boys Home.

Artist Statement:
About Toyhippo: Undertow’s only freshwater creature is Toyhippo. The art surrounding Toyhippo is mostly drawn from life experiences and encounters. His expression reveals his quirky, silly, and sometimes perplexed personality. Although colorful and friendly, he also tends to get rather handsy after a couple long islands, especially in the company of lady wildebeests.

About Ohb:
Ohb is Undertow’s deepest lurking and most mysterious creature. His art is centered around not only his secretive nature, but includes a fusion with other inspirational and iconic land creatures (humans). Ohb can be a little too intense at times, but everyone seems to get along with him fine as long as he washes his tentacles after emitting ink. He does have a bit of a temper. We are helping him work on that.

About Whalington:
Finally, Undertow’s rarest creature is Whalington. The subject of Whalington’s art is his scarce and endangered condition, which often displays threats to his well-being, as he is the only one left of his kind. Though he appears aloof, he is merely a sensitive chap who just needs a little encouragement. Frankly, we could all do without his passive aggressiveness. Don’t mention the overbite as confidence is already an issue here.


The NEW Michael Cogliantry!

He has done it! Officially made his website a-new. His work always has amazing personality and a sense of fun; to give us a hint of the fun his shoots really are he give us as much behind the scenes action as he can! His new site is not only easy to navigate but its set up in blog format so we get a fresh update as soon as he can show us! Michael, we will continue to enjoy your amazing website.

Here’s a job he did for bell with Studio Nemo. See I told you…fun!

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Bell One Step Behind the Scenes Video from Michael Cogliantry on Vimeo.


Insane Jail Sentence For Street Artist “poster boy”

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Poster Boy is a New York City based street artist. By using a razor, Poster Boy slices up advertisements in the subway system to create completely original works of art. Due to the illegal nature of his work, Poster Boy remains anonymous. Well, anonymous until the recent events involving the young artist being sentenced to nearly a year in prison! Read more on the scorned judge who passed this rediculious verdict! Come on! I cant believe its a crime to make harmless art and have some fun with our surroundings by reconstructing the visual stimulants that are constantly forced upon us!


A Little More Melvin Sokolsky

As a little bonus…here are a few old Polaroids he shot that i fell in love with.

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Melvin Sokolsky…why not?!

Since i seem to be on this “great photographers of old” kick…here’s a photo of the day by Melvin Sokolsky. Shot in Paris in 1963 for Harper’s Bazaar “Bubble” Spring Collection. No photoshop here folks!picture-1


Richard Avedon

His history of work has always inspired and amazed me….so i thought id share some of my favorites.
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First Friday Nemo Art Show

We are so excited to have Nemo’s own Shauna Haider showing this month. Her blog Nubbytwiglet.com says it all. She’s sleek, smart, talented, dark and driven. You’ll love her and her work. Come by and check her out this Friday, October 3rd, at 1875 SE Belmont from 6pm to 10pm.


Parenthetical Girls Music Video Shoot

StudioNemo was very excited to host the Parenthetical Girls in our studio last night to shoot their latest music video. They were recently signed to German label Tomlab and according to the Mercury, “[they] seem a band on the cusp of greatness.”

Though you’ll have to wait to see the video I can share some photos from the shoot and the music videos they drew inspiration from….

If you are interested in seeing them play at TBA…
Parenthetical Girls
When: Sun., Sept. 7, 10:30 p.m.
Price: $8-10
Leftbank
NORTH 240 N Broadway


Nike 6.0 at StudioNemo Round 4

We were extremely happy to welcome the 6.0 athletes Nigel Sylvester, Ben Horan and Trevor Jacob back into the studio the other day to shoot some stuff for Nike 6.0. And Josh Letchworth was back again ready for action. Thank you everyone for another great shoot and for sweating it out.

 

Nike 6.0 at StudioNemo from Dave Allen on Vimeo.
 


Phillip Toledano – Days with My Father

Photographer Phillip Toledano takes care of his 98 year old father, who for his age, is in great shape except for his short term memory loss. In this photo series you get to see all the ups and down of his fathers day to day life. A touching series that is a must see!Click HERE for the rest.

(Thanks Max, for the heads up on this!)


The Subconcious Art of Graffiti Removal by Matt McCormick

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An interesting and witty take on an “art form” we take for granted everyday. Film by Portlands own, Matt McCormick.

Worthy of PDN?????

I was checking out the PDN blog this morning and was really sad to see not one, but TWO articles about celebrity baby photos- the ubiquitous Brad and Angelina twins and Jessica Alba’s baby. I guess it spurns the question of whether a blog should adhere to any standards? Of course it depends on the blog, but a blog linked to a respectable photography publication looses points in my book for even discussing paparazzi crap. Am I wrong? 


Just a reminder folks…

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My new favorite fashion photog…

David Slijper is my new favorite fashion photographer.


Nemo Studio update

The studio is getting along with its Patrick Swaize facelift. I just got back from the CES show in Las Vegas and saw a billboard with Carrot Top. Carrot Top has a better (or worse) face lift than Patrick. Yikes.

The sanders are out in full force preping the studio floor for it’s new and shinny epoxy covering! Its going to look sweet!

Check out the men at work!

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