by Emma Guthrie
Cartoonist Rupert Fawcett is an old hat in the genre, his trademark wit and warmth prevalent across the board. We spoke to Fawcett about his latest project, Off the Leash.
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by Amy Freeborn
The Natural History Museum at Tring, Hertfordshire, England, opened its doors in 1892 to showcase the private collection of Lionel Walter, 2nd Baron Rothschild. Today it still holds the largest collection of domestic dogs on display in the UK.
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by Emma Guthrie
From dogs and cats, to owls and tarantulas, Tobias Lang’s photographic series
‘Your Pet and You’ sheds new light on man and their best friends.
by Four&Sons
Leo Greenfield documents fashion but he doesn’t carry a camera. Instead, he relies on his memory to distill what’s really important. We talk to the Melbourne-based illustrator about what fashion means to him, his love for street culture, and of course, about Paris.
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by Emma Guthrie
Michael Crouser’s Dog Run was never intended to be what it became: a series of provocative black and white photographs of mutts interacting in urban playgrounds.
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by Samantha Gurrie
New Yorkers are a tough breed. But photographer Rachael McKenna isn’t intimidated. She’s scouting the city’s four-legged citizens for her book project, The New York Dog.
To pitch your dog, read on.
by Emma Guthrie
Madrid-based t-shirt brand Peludos, is determined to change the way we think not only about our clothes, but the entire nature of brands and what they can achieve.
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by Emma Guthrie
Just like his namesake, Hungarian Vizsla Kubrick lived an artistic existence alongside photographer Sean Ellis. Kubrick’s life is been compiled into a book showcasing the best images.
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by Emma Guthrie
Each of Julia Christe’s stellar photographs is tinged with a lot of happiness and a little bit of magic. While her portraits of people and landscape are a sight to behold; it is her work with animals that has truly set her apart, with each collection carefully considered and unlike anything else you will see in the artscape.
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by Stan Banos
Pet cemeteries are places where lives are not just commemorated, but celebrated; a reminder of the complex bond between man and animal in this world, and the next.
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