Aerial photographer Tim Allen spends most of his time flying high in the sky with his camera in hand. A Melbourne native, Tim has now left behind his childhood home to pursue a life in The Netherlands. The relocation has inspired his latest series, Kanaal.
Read MoreYou can see my Tranced USB 3.0 has taken a few hits and years later is still my go to card reader!
I just want to say what a pleasure it is to use the Transcend USB 3.0 card reader. To be able to use a product that just gets straight to the point, actually works, and actually lasts. I love this card reader because of its endurance but also because of its price point it practically sells itself. Honestly, sometimes I think this is the card reader from the future.
Read MoreNew Limited Edition Magnets are now available! An exclusive replication of the first image in the series Kanaal.
Recently I have been experimenting with new ways of showcasing and publishing my work. Of course, printing photography onto paper and other typical platforms still remains the best and most popular way to view artwork, I wanted to challenge how imagery can be received.
Read MoreFor the next month, my photograph entitled, Melt, will be hanging in Brood van Joop, Deventer, The Netherlands.
This delicious little bakery is stocked fresh all week and has the perfect spot to sit on the terrace. A big thanks to the owners for allowing me to hang my work, it's always great fun working closely with small businesses!
Read MoreIt's with great honour to announce and be included as apart of the Pakje Kunst contributors! For those of you thinking, what is a Pakje Kunst? In plain English, it means Packaged Art.
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Read MoreTim Allen - Construct 6/10
This interview was translated to Dutch. Please use Google Translator for best results.
Mijn moeder schilderde vroeger altijd toen ik jonger was. Hoewel ik meestal geen foto’s van bloemen (die ze graag schildert). Haar skills hebben mij heel erg geïnspireerd. Toen ik naar school ging, werd ik echt aangemoedigd om meer en meer te maken. Dit begon ik tijdens de middelbare school echt te beseffen. Hierdoor realiseerde ik me echt hoe ik kunst kon interpreteren. Natuurlijk waren dit de beginselen, maar ik kreeg een heleboel verschillende media om te kijken hoe ik alles kon creëren wat ik wilde, zolang ik me het maar kon voorstellen.
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