On Cover Issue #14: Andrés Mauricio Rojas Rojas
Andrés Mauricio Rojas Rojas (26 years old, Colombia) is Issue #14: “Alea iacta est” cover. Let’s see his contribution to Issue #14:
Andrés Mauricio Rojas Rojas flickr: flickr.com/photos/senor_real
Carpaccio Magazine Issue #14: “Alea iacta est” is out!
ALEA IACTA EST…
here we have the new issue of Carpaccio Magazine!
In this issue you’ll find the works of more than 40 collaborators from around the world: Alexander Kostinskyi, Andrés Mauricio Rojas Rojas, Aurora Ira, Aysha Banos, Benedetta Falugi, Brooke Shaden, bruce new, Christopher Schreck, Damian Archerama, Eddie Jimenez, Fatma Gultekin, Gabriel Miller Tafra, Gemma Cascón, GSR, Guillaume le moine, Ilona Sonnewend, Jackie Jakaitis, Jessica Bartolini, Jihyun Yeo, Juan Weiss, Krysthopher Woods, Kyle Jorgensen, Louise Chen, Marco Cedrone, Maria Simó, Matea Jocic, Michael Vicent Manalo, Nichelle S., Patrick Carpentier, Rodolfo Vanmarcke, Sam Spreckley, Samantha Casolari, Sarah A. Palmer, Sarah Dunn, Sasha Tugolukova, Scott Nellis, Sebastian Jefford, Sofia Ajram, Sophie Xu, Stefan Dauth and Vladislaw.
+ an interview with Sasha Tugolukova + an interview with Sofia Ajram!
We’re no longer offering the printed version through MagCloud, as people from outside USA, Canada or UK couldn’t get copies… we’re now offering a home-made version of Carpaccio Magazine, printed in full colour, 90gr xerox premier paper & in 18×13,5cm. If you want to buy this version, you can go to this website and for only 3,5 euros plus shipping & handle costs you’ll receive your own copy! We send them to all the world… 
Here Comes The Night book
This book is a photographic showcase about the vision of night photography.
The selection of participants was curated by Andres Medina and Mikel Aramendia, promoters of this book, and partially comes motivated by the positive experience in the Flickr group Midnight Photo Addict. This book project is including 34 photographers from locations around the world.
Link of the book in blurb: blurb.com/bookstore/detail/1267547
One of Carpaccio Magazine collaborators, Ana Himes, is part of “Here Comes The Night Book”. Her contribution to this project:
(not) common people & Carpaccio Magazine: interview with Mateusz Dryja
Mateusz Dryja, 24 years old from Poland has been interviewed by (not) common people
The third interview we’re publishing with the collaboration of (not) common people is the interview with Mateusz Dryja, emerging photographer, Issue #13 collaborator. The questions Carpaccio Magazine asked Mateusz and his replies:
Tips for new photographers- I don’t know… I’m new photographer too. Hmm… don’t stop learning. And don’t be shy to take photos when people are wondering ‘what does he see there?’. And remember that some imperfections in photos are adding them nice touch.
What’s photography for you?- Passion and way to present world better than it is. More colorful, more magical…etc. In general I try to make my photos look “more” then reality. I like when photos looks like pictures from a fairy tail. On the other hand, I don’t like too much of Photoshop. Post processing has to be balanced.
You can read the whole interview at (not) common people website.
Mateusz Dryja website: flickr.com/photos/mateusz_z_krakowa/
(not) common people & carpaccio magazine: interview with Pat Martin
(not) common people had an interview with Pat Martin, Issue #13 collaborator. You can read the whole interview here.
Some things about Pat Martin: he’s from LA, he’s 17… and the questions Carpaccio Magazine asked him with his replies:
“Tips for new photographers”: Film is the way to go. Digital can be easy, but film is a science. All your mistakes can be made with film, and thats how you learn.
“What’s photography for you”: Aside from it being my passion, its my gateway into letting people see what i see, or see what i think. Its how everyone can see my view of beauty, or my view of anything. Its an expression.
Pat Martin website: flickr.com/patmartin
(not) common people & carpaccio magazine: Bryant Eslava
(not) common people is a site to know photographers, their stories and of course, their works. (not) common people it’s a great source of inspiration for artists and a way to get your work more known.
(not) common people is interviewing featured photographers of Carpaccio Magazine. The first photographer who has had an interview with (not) common people is: Bryant Eslava. We’re happy to collaborate with such a great blog as (not) common people is!
You can read the interview with Bryant Eslava at (not) common people website: notcommonpeople.blogspot.com
Carpaccio Magazine Issue #13: “I will possess your heart” is out!
Carpaccio Magazine Issue #13: “I will possess your heart” is out! In this issue you’ll find the works of more than 40 collaborators from around the world…
//Corrections: in page 83 says “Mereces Laguna” and this should be “Mercedes Lagunas”. Also, website of Mercedes is: mercedeslagunas.com//
Collaborators: Katriina Tienaho, Pat Martin, Tamar Kasparian, Ana Zaragoza, Daniel Mendoza, Charlie Engman, Laura Guarie, Meagan Long, Smitten by Anya, Jihyun Yeo, Piri Piri Ateller, Björn Nilsson, Laura Alvarez (& Erik Rodriguez), Daniel Grendon, Dea Lellis, Saroj Patel, Carlos Albalá, Natalia Sanabria, Bryant Eslava, Ola Wikström, Lorenza Vargas, Marina Di Milta, Silvia Gil, Fenk, Luciano Lozano, Bhumika Bhatia, Maria Louceiro, Daria Hlazatova, Elena Grandal, Clara Roman, Matthew Craven, Elizabeth V. Levesque, Mateusz Dryja, Mireia Tor Llensa, Adara Sánchez Anguiano, Can Sever, Mercedes Lagunas, Andrea Landoni, El Puma Escobar, Imma Fita Payés, Henrik Edlund & Monica Tarocco.
Available to buy in MagCloud (if you’re from outside USA, Canada or UK, send us an e-mail)
What will you find inside this issue?
We want to thank you for all your support!
One day left to publish Carpaccio Magazine Issue #13
Tomorrow, 14th April 2010, we’ll publish the #13 issue of Carpaccio Magazine. With this issue we’re celebrating the first anniversary of Carpaccio Magazine Issue #1: “The Uncertain Glory of an April Day”. We started with a feeling of Uncertain Glory and now, after 12 months, we’re still feeling this Uncertain Glory. That’s why Issue #16 theme is: “I feel at home whenever the unknown sorrounds me” (inspired in the Björk song Wanderlust). Here is where we want to stay: in the unknown, in the uncertain glory…
fenk, emerging photographer Issue #13 collaborator
Issue #13: “I will posses your heart” is, literally, how we feel now about you: we want to possess your heart. We want you to love Carpaccio Magazine! We want you to be involved in Carpaccio Magazine!
A few advances about Issue #13: you’ll find the works of 41 collaborators from around the world. We’ve had collaborations of artists from China, Belgium, Poland, Girona, Costa Rica, Madrid, Korea, Sweden, Argentina, London, Helsinki, Coruña, Turkey, Ukraine, India, Italy, etc. Some of the featured artists are fenk (emerging photographer from China), Pat Martin (photographer from LA), Natalia Sanabria (illustrator from Costa Rica), Tamar Kasparian (illustrator from Belgium)… But you’ll have to wait until tomorrow to see the completed list! ^^
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Roseau, french artist, illustrator and poet
Roseau, french illustrator (though she prefers not to be called this way, as “illustration” is a confusing term nowadays) has collaborated on several issues of Carpaccio Magazine. We published an interview with her, Marialamar (born in Argentina, now living in Girona) and Valeria Montero “Puppe” (Argentina) in Carpaccio Magazine Issue #8, as they use to collaborate between each other and create drawings using “6 hands”.
We were amazed at her creations the first time we saw them. In many of her drawings, Roseau use a teabag to draw on it. One of our collaborators, Cendrine, said about Roseau: “Regarder une des œuvres de Roseau c’est comme sonder la pierre touchée par un homme du lointain passé. Il y a la finesse et la densité, le poids des ans et tout à la fois la légèreté de l’empreinte des pas sur la terre.”
What do we see in Roseau drawings? Traces of a past time which has not happened. Cendrine says: “”On peut le regarder des heures, se perdre dans les profondeurs de la robe d’une femme, cheminer dans les arbustes et s’imaginer prenant la mer, être caressé par de petits poissons doux et sentir le vent qui déplace les nuages. Dans les dessins de Roseau, les formes s’imbriquent savamment mais naturellement, sans artifice, et on découvre doucement de nouvelles créatures au gré de notre chemin visuel.”
Roseau drawings often come with poems. Both things together -drawing & poem- makes the experience of being in front of a Roseau drawing a really special experience. Well, let’s see her drawings:
You can take a look at the interview we had with Roseau, Marialamar y Valeria Montero here.
You can take a look at the interview Cendrine had with Roseau (in french)here.
You can take a look at other Roseau drawings in her flickr.
If you want to buy Roseau drawings, you can do it here and here.
Elle Moss & her dreamy, nostalgic and vintage photos
Elle Moss is a photographer from Saline, Michigan (USA). Her images have a dreamy, nostalgic quality that is achieved through props, color and a bit of photoshopping. She wants her viewers to feel they are witnessing something special and yet, not unnatural, as she tends to use natural lighting or “real” lighting from lamps around her house.
More Elle Moss works here: http://flickr.com/photos/torchlightlms.
