SEB JANIAK

Naomi Campbell reveals her inner fembot in these photos taken by Seb Janiak, which were part of an exhibition of 50 photographs showcasing Campbell's lengthy career at the Art Photo Expo Miami.

PHILIPPE HALSMAN

The work of Philippe Halsman reveals the playful and extraordinary mind of one of the most innovative photographers of the 20th century. With an impressive body of work including many collaborations with Salvador Dali, celebrity portraits, and a series of famous personalities caught jumping, Halsman always successfully unified his subject and vision.

HEATHER JANSCH

Heather Jansch creates these spectacular life size and miniature horse sculptures using drift wood found along the shores of Wales, where she lives and works. Click here to see a few images of Jansch in the process of creating her beautiful drift wood horsies.

WILLIAM EGGLESTON

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American artist, William Eggleston is considered one of the pioneers of contemporary color photography; his reputation stems from his unique ability to capture the essence, beauty and soul of his native South since the late 60's.

HEAVY METAL

Japanese illustrator, Hajime Sorayama, takes the female pin-up to a seductive galaxy far, far away.... click here to see more of Sorayama's famous, sexy robots and other pin-up art.

MANEATER AUREL SCHMIDT

Self-taught Canadian artist Aurel Schmidt finds herself inspired by her own life and its surroundings rather than the work of other artist.

She now lives and works in New York City. Since her career launching show at the Spencer Brownstone gallery in NYC, she has also

had successful solo shows at Peres Projects in L.A. (2007) and Deitch Projects (2008), and released a book of her works entitled 'Burn Outs'.

BACHS

Starting his career in the 60's, Eduardo Munzo Bachs, produced over 2,000 movie posters for the Instituto Cubano de Arte e Industria Cinematograficos (ICAIC), which was founded shortly after the Cuban revolution to produce and promote Cuban films. With no formal training in graphic design his posters and illustrations, for children's books, have awarded him recognition in Cuban art and culture. For more Cuban movie posters check out Cuban Posters.

ARKTIP MAGAZINE ISSUE NO. 0052

Steve Harrington was the featured artist in the latest Arktip issue. If you are not

familiar with Harrington's work, I suggest you take a look at his website. Influenced

by images discovered in Time Life Encyclopedias 1965-1982, thrift stores and music

of The Moody Blues. He describes his work as "contextual objectivism."

Check out his iPhone 3G Slider Case artwork curated by Arktip. Must have!