Print: C-Heads Magazine “Magical Places” Volume #35
For this issue, together with great artists such as the legendary British photographer Terry O’Neill, popular American and we immerse into a visual journey of stunning photography in beautiful places and questions about the meaning of home, life-changing travel experiences and magical hiding places as a child.
Everything we love about Summer
“This shoot celebrates everything I love about Summer — fresh-faced and sun-kissed skin, natural light bouncing off the water, super-saturated colors, and the way your hair still smells like sunscreen at the end of the day.”
“My new songs are more about me” Germano Blanco
“The songs I am writing now are very introspective.”Germano Blanco hails from Ribeirão Pires, Brazil and moved out to Los Angeles as a teenager to pursue his dreams of becoming an actor and singer. Check out the video to get the lowdown on Germano.
Strolling along the streets with Anastasia
Toronto based photographer Dean Ostetto debuts on C-Heads with a wonderful series starring lovely Anastasia Ray of Dulcedo Management with make-up and hair done by Brooke Walker.
Anyssa on Cultivate Culture
We sat down with Anyssa Maipauw of “The Crop Up” – a dazzling temporary 200m2 space in Oud-Zuid focusing on pop-up events, shared working space and exhibit artwork for you to take your passion seriously.
A moment with Spencer Sutherland
“The bad things are often stressful but they help grow you the most.” Most recently singer and songwriter Spencer Sutherland signed with BMG label, and returned in 2019 with the EP “None of This Has Been About You”, which featured the fresh-sounding single “Sweater.” Enjoy our sidewalk talk!
Ocean Breeze with Bree
“We paired gentle textures to sail the ocean breeze and metallic fabric to reflect the ocean near the Palos Verdes Peninsula in Southern California.” Photographer Cheyna Carr teamed up with beauty Bree Colter at Freedom Models to create this truly natural series. Styling done by Katrina Guevara.
“Sticks & Stones” First Hard Cover Book Celebrates Hair
Popular Australian creative platform Sticks & Stones has released their first printed hardcover book. Entitled ‘shelflife’ No.1, this edition explores everything around the theme “hair” and the confidence and unapologetically own their sexuality and standing in their right to exist as a sexual being apart from the perception of stereotypical ideas of beauty and aesthetics within present-time.
Little Moments with Maya
Photographer Lithai Pletaine and muse Maya Silberboth spend a day off to chill in the park. “But it was another pretty hot day in Tel Aviv and so we decided to go back to the studio.” says Maya.
Through my eyes
“It all began with a simple day at the beach. As a photographer, I always carry my camera with me and so I started taking pictures of Ariella.” tells us Uriel Eshet. What had started just for fun immersed into a wonderful and intense story of pure moments. “We were swept away to a secluded beach in a secluded area of Israel, away from all the noise and rush of Tel Aviv, the city where we live in.”
A moment with British pop trio New Hope Club
“It´s about the chemistry on stage” New Hope Club is a British pop trio formed in 2015 and consisting of Reece Bibby, Blake Richardson, and George Smith. Enjoy our sidewalk talk!
“Le Weekend”
“I have for the longest time wanted to make a series about 1970s Californian girls, as a response towards the photo albums of music festivals and Laurel Canyon artists. The chic and casual photos of the Rolling Stones in their house, Jimi Hendrix playing pool, Peggy Lipton in Laurel Canyon and Marianne Faithfull in “The Girl on a Motorcycle”…these retro images inspired me to pick up my camera and take my first batch of photos, and they were so different from the mainstream photographs that I’ve seen.”
Fairy Touch
“Nature diminished drastically in İstanbul in recent decades. There are only a few elves left in the city. This story is about an elf re-connecting with its own nature. “
Bohemian days
If you check the definition of “bohemian” Google will define it as “socially unconventional in an artistic way”, and nowadays we’ve got a lot of young people fighting for their future by creating and exposing tons of promising artworks of theirs and thus contributing to the change and development of the industry.
Escaping the summer heat of Tel Aviv
We were quite intrigued of the young actress Sofia Gershevich when watching her in the trailer of Russian movie “Elephants Can Play Football”. Besides putting the film on our wanting to watch list, for now we are proud to present you this exclusive shoot with Sofia and photographer Mike Ivnitsky.