
Florian says about himself: “With my mates from the Shake Your Tree Network I bring you lots of eye opening design, magazines and exhibitions for you. For myself illustration is the main thing. I do it everyday. In my work I try to combine the enthusiasm I had for drawing when I was a child with new techniques, cutting the edge skills and new contexts to find the best way of delivering information to the audience. I am living in Brighton, United Kingdom, at the seafront.”
Cross-sections of German cameras and lenses:

More to read about it here.
My favorite is the “funky chicken”.
James Brown Gives You Dance Lessons
So awesome. I need to study this some more.
Found this interesting article on the NY Times site:
… The apartment even comes with its own book, part of which is a fictional narrative that recalls “The Da Vinci Code” (without the funky religion or buckets of blood) and “From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler,” the children’s classic by E. L. Konigsburg about a brother and a sister who run away to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and discover — and solve — a mystery surrounding a Renaissance sculpture. It has its own soundtrack, too, with contributions by Kate Fenner, a young Canadian singer and songwriter with a lusty, alternative, Joni Mitchell-ish sound, with whom Mr. Clough fell in love during the project. …
Read the rest of it here: Mystery on Fifth Anenue.
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