New Amish
Photography Fredrik Wannerstedt www.wannerstedt.se
Stylist Gorjan Lauseger
Hair & Makup Pari Damani
JUST FILTHY BEAUTIFUL
She is raw, suggestive and subliminal with her drawings. Kathryn Macnaughton, from Canada has her own way of sending a message which may appear to be a bit sexual, maybe a little pornographical (i like to make up words) but keeping it juxtaposed with the soft and sweet pastels and bunny rabbits here and there. she leaves you to imagine what you desire or subconsciously wish. just dope and filthy…
Mallie
This week FAULT Magazine caught up with the multi-talented artist Mallie.
Photography by Cameron Davis
FAULT: Describe your sound in 3 words?
Mallie: Aaahhh... I wish had more than 3 words. Limitless, Uplifting, and... Dope to sum it up.
FAULT: What is the creative process of your music?
Mallie: Im constantly writing stuff down in my blackberry, like all day. In class, work, all…
Guy Bourdin Polaroids
Text by Oliviero Toscani.
Published by Editions Xavier Barral
One of the Polaroid's acknowledged masters, Guy Bourdin (1928-1991) brought to the medium an uncanny ability to combine the snapshot feel with a strong patina of glamour, and of course plenty of sexiness. A protégé of Man Ray, and best known today for his controversial fashion photography, Bourdin like his teacher often brought an…
Pedro Coube Arieta
FAULT: Who is Pedro Coube Arieta?
I was born and raised in São Paulo, Brazil. My mother is a watercolor painter and my dad an ophthalmologist.
I'm a traveller, an artist and a photographer. In any order you want.
FAULT: How did your career start?
While still in high-school in Sao Paulo, I attended the photography program of Escola Panamericana de Artes and assisted the photographer…
The Sickboy Method
THE SICKBOY METHOD
FAULT: How did the name The Sickboy Method come about?
The name is actually from the movie Trainspotting. One of the characters is called Sickboy and he has a technique for going cold turkey, quitting drugs, and that’s called The Sickboy Method. My lyrics often revolve around the feelings of longing, love and despair, in different ways – so I thought the name would…
FRANCOISE NIELLY
By Chaunielle Brown
You can’t turn away because these oil paintings demand you stop and stare. Francoise Nielly’s work beats with gust projecting movement, energy and rapturous emotions. working on an oil canvas with a palette knife technique, the whirlwind strokes are penetrating with color and imbued with inescapable raving complexities.
Amy Thompson & FAULT Magazine
FAULT: So you gotta tell us, Who exactly is Amy Thompson?
I’m a MA graduate of De Montfort university, where I studied Fashion Bodywear. Previous to that I successfully completed a BA in Contemporary Applied arts at Cumbria Institute of the Arts where I specialised in Printed textiles and embroidery.
Currently I’m working as a freelance designer where I have collaborated with stylists…