Summer 2015
Ever since Sarah’s strange discovery of a battered, broken Leica camera in a rockpool on a school trip to France, she’s seen photography as a passport to another more magical world. Even in the artefact’s useless state, it proved the power of the camera and the lens: when she aimed it at people, they reacted. “When you point a camera at someone, something changes in them. It’s like you’re the director of your own movie,” says Sarah. From these ocean-worn origins and via a career as a successful photographer, Sarah Daw as an agency was born in 1991.
In July, Sarah’s grandmother’s favourite month – beloved for its floral flamenco, ritual of shape and colour and Mother Nature’s bright, haute couture catwalk show – now is the perfect time to relaunch sarahdaw.com. The site boasts a new look by art director and designer Terri van Hattum.
www.terrivanhattum.com.au
WHAT OUR ARTISTS HAVE BEEN UP TO
Lorna Freytag’s award-winning publication and collaboration with Jeanne Willis, Wild Child, has been released in paperback, published by Walker Books. Her My Humongous Hamster series published by Piccadilly is off to China!
ZOO | new work from Lorna Freytag
Wild Child & My Humongous Hamster
Bronwyn Kidd continues her successful collaboration with VRC with a new campaign for the Melbourne Cup and a stunning series of ads for Kozminsky.
VRC HERO 2015
Kozminsky Celebration
Cambridge Jones has been interviewed by Stephen Doig for Man London magazine’s ‘the most famous man you have never heard of’ piece. You can view Cambridge’s The Time is Nighy portrait of actor Bill Nighy as part of the Face Time exhibition in London’s National Portrait Gallery’s Art Room.
Cambridge Jones & Manual
Face Time Exhibition
Phil Babb has recently shot campaigns for healthcare brands Mama Natura, Danone and Saizen.
Roberto D’Este has taken a well-earned rest after shooting for Macy’s and is busy setting up a location company is Cuba. Watch this space!
Roberto D’Este & Lara Stone
Finally, Sarah is excited to be collaborating with former menswear designer Archer Adams on his new magazine MAN London Enjoy!
MAN London magazine
Bronwyn Kidd & Virginia Dowzer | MAN London | Have Horse Will Travel
Bronwyn Kidd & Virginia Dowzer | MAN London | Have Horse Will Travel 2
Bronwyn Kidd & Virginia Dowzer | MAN London | Have Horse Will Travel 6
Bronwyn Kidd & Virginia Dowzer | MAN London | Have Horse Will Travel 7
Our visual artist and photographer Dygoro Sasaki shoots sportswear for MAN London.
Dygoro Sasaki | MAN London
MAN London
MAN London
Pop artist Piotr Bator pays homage to menswear designers in the launch issue of MAN London.
Casley Hayford from man.london in “Portrait Alley” series | mixed media illustration on paper, digitally enhanced
mAGIc & SAMazing from MAN.London in “Portrait Alley” series | mixed media illustration on paper, digitally enhanced
Ozwald Boateng from man.london in “Portrait Alley” series | mixed media illustration on paper, digitally enhanced
Patrick Grant from man.london in “Portrait Alley” series | mixed media illustration on paper, digitally enhanced
WHAT’S NEW
We’re thrilled to have been appointed by photographer and creative director Daniel Freytag, whose thought-provoking images bridge the gap between design and photography. His background as co-founder of renowned studio Freytag Anderson means each image combines design sensibilities and compositions with a photographer’s eye. The results are images that, in his words, capture “those ‘in-between’ moments, giving depth to the unexpected beauty of the everyday.”
Freytag Anderson was one of 100 design studios worldwide invited by Coca-Cola’s global design team to design a poster to mark the 100th anniversary of its iconic contoured glass bottle.
Freytag Anderson | Best Poster, Coca-Cola 2
We also welcome pop artist, satirical illustrator former graffiti artist Piotr Bator to our list of artists. Piotr’s witty, satirical imagery is delivered mostly in mixed media illustrations, paintings and collages. “Popular culture expression always interested me,” says Piotr. Its simultaneous complexity and simplicity has provided rich material for the artist, who reckons “we all draw from the great source of popular culture, which is in fact art itself.”
KARLZ Cat Food MIAOW
On a more personal note, Sarah returned to the stage to perform in a production of TS Eliot’s Murder in the Cathedral alongside a cast including Andrew Hall, Patrick Toomey, Daniel Weyman and Philip Franks, who plays Thomas Becket. Sarah says: “I love TS Eliot – he’s cinematic and I love being on stage with our fantastic cast in robes and woolly tights and bringing the play to a new audience.”
Murder in the Cathedral
Christopher Ravenscroft @ Temple Church
Cast – during weekend rehearsals
Temple church poster and a woman of Canterbury during rehearsals
Philip Franks as Thomas Becket at Temple Church