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一张老照片，不仅可以用来保存记忆，更是连接时空的创作载体，spencer studio的作品让老照片充满诗意和质感。

Beautiful drawings by Spencer Studio extending scenes from vintage photographs.

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Kenna Moser现居美国贝里布里奇岛，她用从古董店里收集来的邮票、信件、图书、字典，与自然中的碎片，如蕨类植物、羽毛、花卉，在木板上做拼贴，用蜂蜡覆盖后，再用油画进行局部的细致描绘，来创造出属于她自己的生态系统和视觉语言。“跟大的画作相比，小画作更容易让你在一个小空间里产生共鸣”，Kenna Moser说。

Kenna Mose lives in Bainbridge Island. These paintings begin with an antique letter and collage elements carefully cut out, glued to a wood panel and followed by a signature layer of beeswax. The beeswax is applied hot, smoothed and buffed. Garden specimens and small figures are painted on top of the wax. The resulting paintings speak to a personal relationship with the written word and the natural environment. “Big paintings come at you. Little ones require you to approach them and experience them in a small space,” says the artist Kenna Moser.

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伦敦艺术家Lauren Mortimer喜欢从老儿童绘本中寻找灵感，用细节丰盈的铅笔画诠释经典图像。在决意投身艺术领域之前，她曾在中央圣马丁学院学习时装传播与推广。

Lauren Mortimer is an illustrator who lives and works in London. She studied at Central Saint Martins from 2005-09 gaining a BA in Fashion Communication with Promotion, before deciding to pursue her love of illustration and design. Lauren Mortimer’s illustrations inspired by vintage children’s books. With a love of the hand-made, she produces new life from old.

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阿根廷艺术家Federico Hurtado用老的黑白文学插画作为素材，在硬面书皮的背面重新拼贴历史。

Collage by Argentina artist Federico Hurtado.

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伦敦艺术家Claire Pestaille 2000年毕业于皇家艺术学院油画专业，这组作品利用老照片做的拼贴。

London based artist Claire Pestaille holds an MA in painting from Royal College of Art from where she graduated in 2000.

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Elizabeth Hoecke 1979年出生于美国巴尔的摩。

Elizabeth Hoecke born and raised in Baltimore, MD.

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这本相当cult的月刊杂志《Hara Kiri》（中文意为“切腹自尽”），由Georges Bernier，Cavanna和Fred Aristidès（艺术总监）创办于1960年，封面设计充满了创意和冲击力。《Hara Kiri》在1961年和1966年曾两度被发过政府叫停过，想必内容一定也相当的重口味。

In 1960, Georges Bernier, Cavanna and Fred Aristidès created the monthly satirical magazine Hara-Kiri. In 1961 and 1966 the monthly magazine was temporarily banned by the French Government.