Julia Fullerton takes the art of perceptual photography to entirely new level. I’ve seen this type of art before, but let’s not kid ourselves. Nothing comes close to the color depth and strangely haunting reality of Julia’s photos. Go take a cold shower. Wait no, keep reading.

Next comes the complete opposite of Julia, Slinkachu. This guy likes to shrink life’s moments into chewable prints. I imagine that this one tastes like rice-paper. Or pencil shavings. Work with me people.

Sebastien Nikolaou’s English is shaky but his print work is spot on. He uses a freaking humming bird in a poster design and makes it look fresh as punch. A humming bird?! When it comes to animals in print, I’m used to the bland covers of O’Riley’s programming books. Yawn. Sebastien, thanks for reminding me that animals are artistic… and in color.

Here’s a group thinking outside the box of boxes. Luke Taylor, with Ed Heal, Chris Barrett, Tim Brown, Kieren Dickins and Kalvyn James designed Kingston University’s 2006 identity based around the idea that “at Kingston, we look at things differently”. Clearly, they do.