It‘s time again for our favourites at dripbook.

As we have been flooded by fashion news in the last weeks, the Lexposure editorial heads decided to take a little break and come up with something different.

I was glad to find some really good work for food styling in dripbook this morning. As I was raised with a surrounding of excellent food culture, I am well versed in first-rate dinners, loads of gourmet cook books and of course culinary art and skills. Saying that, I am not the kind who would normally bang on about culinary art by its page full, but stranger things have happened!

So, let‘s narrow it down to food styling and food photography and the work of Johanna Lowe:

As you all know, we have our new section titled ‘Our favorites at Dripbook’, and once again we have endevoured an incredible search of the highly gifted talents and professionals to bring them straight to you! It is always great fun to delve into such a rich-facetted and creative pool, watching them as they produce brand new pieces, getting bigger and bigger. It is a a privilege to see how a creative world is sharing their ideas to inspire each other – to re-think, re-create and collaborate.

Diana Baltazar – Fashion Styling
Mostly people see fashion as being about what can be worn and touched – but that’s not at all. Fashion is more about an impression that tries

Welcome to our new section – ‘Our Favorites At Dripbook’. From now on we are gonna search the infinite mass of professional visual artists within the international community represented on Dripbook and present you with our chosen favourites!
The selection has never been so difficult thanks to the amazing array of artistes with their hugely fantastic work.

Finally, after what felt like 100 hours of scrolling, we have managed to pick those below and we’ve even provided you with a preview of their work – with a special focus on the special atmosphere that these artistes works’ radiate!

Sandra Suy – Illustrator
Our first love was the Barcelona based illustrator Sandra Suy