Erotic Friday: Barbara di Creddo by Gustavo Marx

Barbara di Creddo shot by Gustavo Marx for Cake Magazine #6. Styling by Mariana Sucupira.

See all pictures via ZAC Fashion.

The Inverted Bike Shop

Buying a bike from the 718 Cyclery differs from the normal buying experience. Collaboratively building your own bike from scratch, it’s the smell of grease, the grit under your fingernails and a sense of accomplishment that makes all the difference. Wonderfully captured by Show Love.

Stunning Ink Illustrations by JungShan

Wonderful paintings by Taipei-based illustrator JungShan. Combining Eastern style with Western techniques to produce her expressive images, JungShan works primarily with Chinese ink, accentuating certain aspects with digital pens and brushes in Photoshop. Her strong portraits often feature warriors and samurais in motion, while employing a style similar to calligraphy painting.

Visit JungShan’s Blog to discover more illustrations, learn about her creative process as well as download free ink textures.

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Valentine's Day Special: Love my Tender by Greg Williams

Short film written and directed by Greg Williams as a web viral for lingerie brand Agent Provocateur staring model Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.

Erotic Friday: Beautiful Women by Jan Scholz

Amazing analog photography by Jan Scholz, who is originally from Hamburg, Germany, but lives and works in Brussels, Belgium.

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Be sure to check out Jan’s full portfolio at his website as well as his blog, where he shares the stories behind his photo shoots.

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Skiing meets Parkour

The skiing equivalent to parkour running in this awesome segment from “All.I.Can." by Sherpas Cinema featuring Canadian freestyle skier JP Auclair.

Created Equal - Stunning People Photography by Mark Laita

We are living in a world of seemingly constant conflict and clashing between social classes, religions, nations and political leaders.

To remind us, that we are all human and created equal, photographer Mark Laita has released a book, aptly titled Created Equal. The images of people from different economic backgrounds, races, religions, and professions are placed side-by-side and involuntarily cause the viewer to think about their likenesses.