Here at DVNT, we love seeing passion and talent come together and we've picked a few of our favourite urban photographs, where human-nature and city come together, from the HYPEBEAST article on 10 Urban Photographers Unveil the Secrets to Their Craft: Muses. (Featured image - @jayscale)
The muse, or the source of inspiration for a creative artist, can be the be-all and end-all for many. Whether she be a special person, place, or thing, creativite stimuli can be drawn from every corner of the globe and for those with a discerning eye for visuals, her importance transcends beyond just a mere source of inspiration. She is the bustling city and the stillness in the air. With the popularity of Instagram and Tumblr and the like, visual-centric social media sites have served as incredible platforms for point-and-shoot enthusiasts to share their noteworthy captures from their surroundings; as a result of this, some have steadily risen from photography amateur to pursuing the medium as a means beyond personal passion.
Read more on the HYPEBEAST post including what inspires these urban photographers.
Re-post from HYPEBEAST.
Ease into the weekend with Manu Crooks 'Different League.' Labelled as a rapper with enormous crossover potential, Australian artist and producer hailing from Sydney, Manu Crooks, does not confine himself to the set sounds of Australian hip-hop, instead expresses his art in his own way.
Driving us home this Friday is Eagles of Death Metals cover of Duran Duran's, 'Save a Prayer'. Considered by some as better than the original, it oozes a classic rock sound that can't date.
Taking you on the journey into the weekend is the classic hit, 'Paranoid Android' from Radiohead's 1997 album, 'OK Computer'. The film clip is a must see while listening to the track.
