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AI artist NINA LEMM presents a fresh perspective on moving through the city - where innovation meets luxury travel.

AI artist Nina Lemm plays with artificial image creation ranging between generated stills to moodboards and inspirations to complete AI sets and locations. Drawing from a decade of experience as a set stylist at photoshootings the imagery is up to photographic standards and can be used as stand-alone AI imagery, creative AI moodboards or AI backdrops for composed images combining photography and imaginative backgrounds.

Nina Lemm is an AI artist, blending technology with design to explore new artistic expressions and bring innovative ideas to life. In addition to her work as an AI artist, she is an experienced and successful interior stylist with a true passion for her craft. With a decade of expertise in film and photography, Nina has worked on phenomenal projects, designing and styling everything from tiny settings to expansive industrial hall-sized sets for high-profile clients.

Now, she is eager to expand her creativity into real inhabited spaces, directing her artistic vision toward designing restaurants, bars, pop-up stores, home staging projects, and real...
 

Schaal Weine 2025

Photographer: Benjamin Zöller
Client: Schaal Group
Agency: Ulrich Werbung
Project: Weine 2025
Art Director: Melinda Ulrich
Post Production: Benjamin Zöller
Location: Weinstadt
 

Lauren Leis "untitled portfolio" at UPDATE SALON

Very happy to present my book "untitled portfolio" at UPDATE SALON 2025!
Feel free to browse:
https://online.fliphtml5.com/szeve/mfoq/

TELEGRAPHENAMT BERLIN, May 16th
 

Graphic Languages

Graphic Languages is an impressive visual journey through the world’s most influential writing systems—edited by Oliver Häusle in collaboration with leading international type designers and type experts. The focus is on the unique DNA of each typeface: its distinctive forms, its cultural significance and its inexhaustible power as a cornerstone of human communication. With its focus on design, the publication is both an inspiring introduction to the diversity of global writing systems and a comprehensive handbook for designers, from students to experienced professionals.

Graphic Languages invites you to delve deeper into the fascinating history, meaning, and creative potential of type systems. And it makes it clear that type not only communicates—it connects.

A visual guide to the following Writing Systems: Adlam, Arabic, Armenian, Bangla, Chinese (Hanzi), Cyrilic, Devanagari, Ge’ez, Georgian, Greek, Gujarati, Gurmukhi, Hangul, Hebrew, Japanese (Hiragana, Katakana, Kanji), Kannada, Khmer, Latin, Malayalam, N’Ko, Odia, Sinhala, Tamil, Telugu, Thai, Tifinagh

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BREATHE

STAY IN. SHOW UP!

ALONE AT HOME.
THE COUCH CALLS - CHIPS, COMFORT, DISTRACTION.

BUT THEN:
A DEEP BREATHE, A SHIFT.
SWEAT INSTEAD OF STILLNESS,
FOCUS INSTEAD OF EXCUSES.
LIGHT STREAMS IN, SHADOWS MOVE.

THIS ISN'T PERFECTION - IT'S PRESENCE.
A RAW, HONEST WORKOUT MOMENT
CAUGHT BETWEEN STILLNESS AND DRIVE.
 

PR ON THE GO Masterclass with beauty PR expert Nicole Pearl

You've started your own beauty & wellness brand and need to know how to stand out from the crowd? Learn about beauty and wellness PR tactics for indie brands in this upcoming masterclass.

Nicole Pearl, aka The Beauty Girl, is a lifestyle journalist and beauty expert who regularly appears on national television. She has written for national publications including Allure, Cosmo, Marie Claire, Self, In Style, Seventeen and more. Beauty entrepreneurs can now get inside the mind of this top-tier journalist for a media masterclass.

Beauty and wellness entrepreneurs will learn how to grow their personal brand on social media to build authority and relevance to get featured in magazines. Nicole will share her top tips for getting on camera to create videos that convert.

Nicole will reveal the social media content strategy that will make your brand newsworthy and attract press.

The masterclass is powered by PR ON THE GO - the fastest growing PR resource for creatives and startups.

A message from Nicole: "PR can feel like an exclusive club, but I'm here to show you the...
 

UPDATE-25-BERLIN ... see you next week - STD : 16 May 25 from 12 o'clock at the TELEGRAPHENAMT, Berlin-Mitte

We're delighted to present over 40 exhibitors from the fields of photography, film, production, post-production, and more at UPDATE-25-BERLIN, from London, Paris, Prague, Munich, Hamburg, Cologne, Frankfurt, Los Angeles, Cape Town, and, last but not least, Berlin.

The showcase, with over 20 creatives from the fields of photography, film, post-production, and print, was also very well received.

In other words, as a visitor, you'll encounter over 60 contact points for artwork, discussions, and gifts: your personal UPDATE!

"Many thanks at this point for the positive feedback from creatives, art producers, brands, and so many more..... We're still pretty busy behind the scenes, but we're already looking forward to our UPDATE-25-BERLIN... don't forget: Friday, May 16, Telegraphenamt!" Cyrus C. Halabian. Founder UPDATE & gosee.news.

Free admission for accredited trade visitors only: gosee.news/register/update

Telegraphenamt - Monbijoustraße 11, 10117 Berlin, Deutschland
 

Muse

It comes as no surprise, yet I’m at a loss for words, upon how life can offer up a cache of experiences to be played out once again. During the past summer and fall months, I had been redesigning and organizing my two car garage into a new Photographic Workshop. A new “legacy space” as I call it, since I did not build it initially, but it’s a perfect fit. My father, in the wake of his passing, had left behind a full carpentry workspace, and since day one, he never used the garage to park any car. This space has always been and will be a playground of ideas, and the executions of visual concepts. When I began my life as a photographer, it began around 1980 during my last years in High School. My first “muse” and girlfriend at the time, was fearless in where she was placed in a location, clothed or not, and in what she was doing, or how she was posed. It never became an issue; she was game for anything.

This gave me a wonderful palette to create with, and she too enjoyed the visual destinations we created together all those years ago. It was one of those friendships where in...