Over the last four years, photographer Joseph Ford (previously) has collaborated with friend and knitter Nina Dodd to create a project that blends models into their environments rather than having them stand out. Each subject wears a custom hand-knit sweater by Dodd that transforms their torso, partially camouflaging their body into a highly textured wall, striped running track, or for one pooch—the leaves of dense shrub.
The series, Knitted Camouflage, also features a collaboration with French street artist Monsieur Chat who painted one of his trademark cats on the wall of a derelict factory for the photographer. More

2017 will be known for a terrific year in comics and in genre specifically as there were many new entries that made an impression on us, whether they were new takes on superhero staples or fresh, original ideas from the creator-owned pool of titles. 

Neo-noir-inspired Conceptual Illustrations by Tony Skeor

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Jan 04, 2018

I love games, and have spent most of my life playing them in one form or another. I’ve worked for two game companies and have been involved in development with different hats ranging from manual writer to technical director. So when I was writing United States of Japan, one of my favorite parts was imagining […]

For 20 years, we’ve been exploiting the same fundamental technologies.

—Email— Happy New Year Frank! I am sure your inbox is flooded with emails about the exhibit right now.  My sister and I left Murfreesboro, Tennessee to drive to DC at 2 AM on December 22.  We arrived, checked in to our airbnb, and then headed to the Smithsonian.  When we got to the museum, […]

You cannot rush the reconstruction of a heart.

Researchers from CalTech have published a paper supporting the idea that space-time and gravity emerge from quantum entanglement. This could help link the theories of general relativity and quantum mechanics and transform our understanding of the nature of space and time.

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These thoughts from the shower will make your brain smoke.

"Owners and owned, they are like the two sides of a ghastly disease. One feels a sort of madness come over one, as if the world had become hell. But it is only superimposed: it is only a temporary disease. It can be cleaned away."

Love knows no boundaries. Whether it’s trying to be restricted by gender, genre, distance or duty, love always finds a way in the end, and nowhere is that more true than in the upcoming comic book anthology Twisted Romance from writer Alex de Campi and publisher Image Comics.