Direction art

Tang Yau Hoong is an artist, illustrator and graphic designer living in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. He is known for his fascinating negative space

Boardwalks, Beaches & Boulevards: Photographs of New York from the 1940s to the '70s.

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Paul Jung is a New York-based photographer, originally from Taiwan. With a background in architecture, graphic design and art direction, he now mainly focuses on fashion photography. His own strong visual language with a sense for detail and abstractness runs like a common thread through his body of work with publications in the New York […]

Adi was commissioned to design an art installation in the cafeteria of an Instagram office. Building the installation around the existing architecture of the stairway, we created a private photo activation pointing away from employees eating lunch. A seri…

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Silhouette of student drawn with lines; I like the way the lines follow the student's hair. I wonder if adding more directional lines (following a shape, rather than horizontal) would add or detract to the beautiful simplicity. I really like the hair; but would it be as successful on a short-haired student?

Since my childhood, drawing has always been a great passion of mine. Although when I discovered photography, I thought that the combination of these two passions would allow me to give free rein to my imagination.