Archive Collective Magazine
A digital and print publisher of emerging creative talent.
Archive Collective Magazine wishes you a very happy new year and an amazing start to 2016. May this year present you with new adventures, fresh inspiration, and tons of delicious creativity.
A few reflections on this past year and some thoughts for the future…
Photography can act as a channel to ventilate morbid thoughts and funnel them through creativity. And for Alba, the relationship between art and emotion has been symbiotic.
Mariano Pascual’s digital paintings explores natural science, geometry, philosophy, cultures and celestial objects, creating surrealistic characters and fictional spaces through a vectorial language.
CityLiveSketch by Pietro Cataudella are a series of delightfully detailed black and white drawings of urban landscapes that blend 2D and 3D into one frame.
Monty Kaplan’s strolls through the suburbs of Miami became therapeutic discoveries of the colourful world beyond the city’s beaten path.
EGYD is an experimental poster series by graphic 3D artist Georg Fasswald and Lukas Haider. These digital artworks are a mashup of unconstrained 3D Elements, playful typography and energetic color palettes.
Georges Salameh’s “Spleen” series is a project based on the notion of sedimentation. It’s also a personal documentation of Athens during its depression era.
Martyna Wójcik-Śmierska is a graphic designer and illustrator from Poland. She now lives and works in Warsaw, where she designs posters, covers, prints and creates illustrations for books and newspapers.
Michelle Groskopf is a street photographer based in Los Angeles. Her themes revolve around tween / teen culture, girlhood and suburban ideology / iconography.
Austin Smith’s mixed-media series focuses on the fine line between the digital world and real life, and how the two are intertwined.