Zilla Magazine

Dutch studio Intussen Studio brings us the Pixel Table, is an ingenious Jenga-like side table made of bamboo. “This table is also a versatile cupboard; you can place something in it, and on the other side (…)

Here is Virgin Atlantic’s latest commercial, “Flying in the face of ordinary“, which celebrates the extraordinary talents of the young crew that helped launch the airline. “We’re always on the lookout for gifted (…)

When New Zealander Daniel Gray visited his girlfriend’s family in Canada, he was asked by his future mother-in-law to build a rainbow igloo in the backyard to prove himself worthy of having her daughter’s hand. Using milk (…)

Lights on the stunning paintings of Houston-based artist Kevin Peterson whose works revolve a lot around graffiti as a symbol of run-down areas to create a contrast with the innocence of his subjects. “My work is (…)

A stunning series of long exposure photographs entitled “Light Studies” by San Francisco-based artist Kim Pimmel (see also Compressed 02). “I’ve always been fascinated by lights in the darkness, the ephemeral glow that hovers (…)

A very cool animation entitled “Man” by London-based artist Steve Cutts. Created in Flash and After Effects, it simplifies and satirically depicts the history of mankind and our destructive relationship with nature. The music, ”In the Hall (…)

An amazing series by Art Wolfe that were taken as part of his “Vanishing Act” in which the Seattle-based photographer shows the talent of animals in disguising themselves from predators. “This collection has been a long (…)

A very nice series of photographs entitled “Nude” by New-York based artist Shinichi Maruyama who created these abstract images of nude dancers in motion. “I tried to capture the beauty of both the human body’s (…)

A very well made illustrated animation directed by Argentinian designer Alejo Accini in collaboration with Ary Silberstein, founder of Story Studio in Buenos Aires. “New Zealand’s agency Chilli asked us to create a spot for (…)

“Video Games vs. Real Life” is a fun mash-up of video game characters and photographic landscapes by London-based graphic designer Aled Lewis. “As a kid I would become completely immersed in there crude pixel (…)