publications
Inside - Interior Design Review
(Austereo Feature)
As the premier professional journal for interior architects and designers, (inside) Interior Design Review presents the best interior architecture projects by leading interior designers. This issue features interior graphic art work by Michael Castledine in collaboration with Woods Bagot Architects.
(Austereo Feature)
As the premier professional journal for interior architects and designers, (inside) Interior Design Review presents the best interior architecture projects by leading interior designers. This issue features interior graphic art work by Michael Castledine in collaboration with Woods Bagot Architects.
The Death Mook (Vignette Press)
(Photo Contribution by Sudeep Lingamneni)
In a culture both death-denying and death-obsessed,the Death Mook creates a space for writers and artists to talk about death in creative and unorthodox ways. Thus, this collection of essays, stories, vignettes and illustrations contains some provocative, engaging,beautiful and downright crackpot perspectives. It's broad-ranging, because death happens in so many different ways, and it's unconventional...
(Photo Contribution by Sudeep Lingamneni)
In a culture both death-denying and death-obsessed,the Death Mook creates a space for writers and artists to talk about death in creative and unorthodox ways. Thus, this collection of essays, stories, vignettes and illustrations contains some provocative, engaging,beautiful and downright crackpot perspectives. It's broad-ranging, because death happens in so many different ways, and it's unconventional...
Tattooing The Surface of the Moon
(Back Cover by Sudeep Lingamneni)
Tattooing the Surface of the Moon by acclaimed Melbourne spoken word artist, Sean M Whelan. Whelan is a writer of poetry, prose, visual poetry and works for performance.
(Back Cover by Sudeep Lingamneni)
Tattooing the Surface of the Moon by acclaimed Melbourne spoken word artist, Sean M Whelan. Whelan is a writer of poetry, prose, visual poetry and works for performance.
Back Cover
Sketch - Issue 1, 2009
(Feature Artist - Sudeep Lingamneni)
Sketch is an annual journal committed to publishing creative, innovative and thought-provoking text and art. Each issue combines fiction, journalism, photography and design.
(Feature Artist - Sudeep Lingamneni)
Sketch is an annual journal committed to publishing creative, innovative and thought-provoking text and art. Each issue combines fiction, journalism, photography and design.
JPG - Issue 19, 2008
(Photo Contribution by Sudeep Lingamneni)
Inside our Faith theme you'll find an interview with a priest, an image of Mecca at full capacity, a shot of a spiritual guide at Sturgis, and other examples of Faith from around the world. Our members captured riveting takes on leaders, iconography, places of worship, and devotional acts.
(Photo Contribution by Sudeep Lingamneni)
Inside our Faith theme you'll find an interview with a priest, an image of Mecca at full capacity, a shot of a spiritual guide at Sturgis, and other examples of Faith from around the world. Our members captured riveting takes on leaders, iconography, places of worship, and devotional acts.
Sleep Is the Cousin of Death, 2008
Peak Street
Vinyl Art Photos by Sudeep Lingamneni
The Limited Edition "Sleep is the Cousin of Death" booklet features work by some of Australia's most infamous graf writers, illustrators, designers & other assorted art delinquents.
Peak Street
Vinyl Art Photos by Sudeep Lingamneni
The Limited Edition "Sleep is the Cousin of Death" booklet features work by some of Australia's most infamous graf writers, illustrators, designers & other assorted art delinquents.
Peak Street - Issue 2, 2008
(M-Phazes Photos by Sudeep Lingamneni)
M-Phazes has consistently been a cut above the majority behind the boards.
Detour - Issue 5, 2008(Black History- Photo Essay by Sudeep Lingamneni)
A travel magazine for curious young pilgrims tired of the same old thing. Black History is a photo essay on Indigenous Australia. This is a collection of photographs shot in and around Melbourne they were aimed at celebrating and honouring Melbourne's indigenous heritage and culture.
Blanket - Issue 12, 2008(Army of Gods- Photos Esssay Sudeep Lingamneni)
Blanket is an online PDF magazine that uncovers art + design + photography from the talented people who create it.
Lab - Issue 2, 2008
(Army of Gods- Photos Esssay Sudeep Lingamneni)
LAB is a not-for-profit publication that showcases the work of culture makers. LAB is about learning, making, and contributing to the collective creative culture.
(Army of Gods- Photos Esssay Sudeep Lingamneni)
LAB is a not-for-profit publication that showcases the work of culture makers. LAB is about learning, making, and contributing to the collective creative culture.
Swindle - Issue 17, 2008
(Army of Gods- Photos Esssay Sudeep Lingamneni)
India celebrates the triumph of good over evil.
(Army of Gods- Photos Esssay Sudeep Lingamneni)
India celebrates the triumph of good over evil.
Swindle - Issue 18, 2008
(Sole Provider- Photos Esssay Sudeep Lingamneni)
The cost of a shoeshine in New Delhi...
(Sole Provider- Photos Esssay Sudeep Lingamneni)
The cost of a shoeshine in New Delhi...
Dumbo Feather - Pass It On - Issue 15, 2008
(Sole Provider- Photos Esssay Sudeep Lingamneni)
Two and a-quarter-billion-feet-walk the highways and by-ways of the planet's second most populous country. The relatively tiny region of Delhi is home to more than 15 million people, living in a space that is smaller than the Faroe Islands (population 49,000). The most densely packed and frequently visited road in the city of New Delhi is Janpath, upon which millions of feet stroll through the market connecting Connaught Place to Lodhi Garden. Story by Chris Flynn.
(Sole Provider- Photos Esssay Sudeep Lingamneni)
Two and a-quarter-billion-feet-walk the highways and by-ways of the planet's second most populous country. The relatively tiny region of Delhi is home to more than 15 million people, living in a space that is smaller than the Faroe Islands (population 49,000). The most densely packed and frequently visited road in the city of New Delhi is Janpath, upon which millions of feet stroll through the market connecting Connaught Place to Lodhi Garden. Story by Chris Flynn.