Sam Lubicz is a graphic illustrator based in LA. He emailed me his work yesterday while I was looking for an illustrator and is now working on a collage for the next issue of Dossier.
Linda Brownlee
Linda Brownlee is an Irish photographer based in London. Her series You and Me and Everybody Else follows the Parkers, a family who live in London’s east end. The series is featured in the new issue of Twin.
Russell Patterson
Russell Patterson (1893 -1977) was an American cartoonist, illustrator and scenic designer. Patterson’s art deco magazine illustrations helped promote the idea of the 1920s and 1930s fashion style known as the Flapper.
Matteo Zini
Matteo Zini is an Italian photographer. He can currently be found walking the streets of New York shooting for the upcoming issue of Dossier.
Kate Steciw
Kate Steciw is a New York-based photographer. Her book, The Strangeness of Ideas, was released this week by Hassla.
Ted Croner
I love finding old photographers whose work I don’t know about. Yesterday, looking through books at the Pompidou, I found this book called Street Seen that recently came out, which explores the history of street photography in America from 1940-1959. One of the six photographers featured is Ted Croner, who was a successful commercial and fashion photographer starting in the late 1940’s in New York. His personal work, though – streetscapes, many shot at night, and black and white pictures of people in the city – are what got me. I didn’t find many when looking around online, although I did find my favorite image from the book, which is above.
