Posts Tagged ‘Dan Tobin Smith’

Happy Birthday This is Now!

23rd September 2009 by Violette

This is a very happy week for all of us here: This is Now is celebrating its first birthday!

It’s been a wonderful and amazing year for the This is Now project and I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who read, commented, guest-blogged here, blogged on their own blogs, tweeted, Facebooked, looked at all the pictures from the This is Now Flickr group and added their own “now” to the gallery.

There are many memories I wish I could evoke here: Kai posting the first picture on the blog a year ago, publishing some of the interviews of the artists behind the This is Now TV ad like Nat Von or Dan Tobin Smith, and reading all of the blog posts from the lovely bloggers who shared with all of us their visions of “now”.

Everyday for the past year I’ve had the chance to discover some amazing pictures and visions, that changed the way I look at things, the way I enjoy the moment and appreciate all the “now”s I experience in my everyday life. The conversations have been great as well, especially on the This is Now Twitter.

I hope you enjoyed the journey too!

Thanks again to all of you without whom this unique European art project wouldn’t have been possible and now let’s celebrate with all our guest bloggers: Aimee Marie, Albert Alcoz, Alex Turvey,Ana, Bertrand, Camille, Chloe, Diego Barreiro, Cinehistoria, Claire Harrop, Danny Stack, David Fraga, David Wilson, Denise Grayson, Filippo Magnifico, David Gallardo López, Giov, David Sztypuljak, Holly Golightly, Javier Maseda, Joan Mercadal, Jorge Rodriguez, JuBox, Lena Weber, Phil Edwards, Lorentzo, Lucas Savelli, Lucia, Manuel M, Marco, Melina, Memori@, Miss Destructo, Mr Omneo, Pablo Suau, Roberto, Emilie Vetter, Shane Lynam, Alan Smithee, Alexandre Thak, Sonidobscuro, Chris Osburn, Sahil Varma, Uruloki.

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Dan Tobin Smith

30th October 2008 by This is Now

Dan Tobin Smith is a London photographer whose work has already featured in Grafik, i-D, New York Times Magazine, Wallpaper, Creative Review and many more publications.

Dan is also one of the artists whose pieces of art you can spot in the TV campaign This is Now. Have a look again at the advert and you should be able to spot some of his work featured on the moving TV screens.

Dan’s inspirations range from Seiju Toda, Lennart Nilsson to Josef Sudek, to name a few… Check out his work below, and have a look at some more of his work on his own website !